Video editing, thumbnails, comics, and audio (3.2K skills)
Create HTML stories where page progress controls a continuous camera journey. The workflow covers research, chapter planning, consistent AI images, Seedance scene and transition clips, interface design, media preparation, and browser checks.
Choose a technique for adding maps to Remotion videos, from satellite images with animated overlays to globe views, geographic annotations, and terrain flythroughs. Compare approaches based on the intended shot and service requirements.
Launch Remotion Studio to preview a video in a browser while it is being created or edited. Keep the preview open to review changes, and choose browser behavior, server ports, or logging options.
Build Remotion video scenes with animation, media, and visual effects. Follow React markup patterns that keep timing and individual elements editable in Studio, with guidance for reusable scenes and frame-based motion.
Guide an agent to the right Remotion instructions for creating videos, adding captions or maps, exporting files, and building applications. The workflow emphasizes checking an interactive preview as the video takes shape.
Start a new Remotion video by setting up a project when needed and opening Studio before building scenes. Covers folder selection, React video structure, multiple scenes, and timelines with individually editable clips.
Find how to retrieve audio and video metadata with Mediabunny, a library for handling media in the browser. The skill points to focused guides for audio duration, video duration, and video width and height.
Export Remotion compositions as videos or still images using command-line tools. Extract several selected frames as images in one call, with references for additional export options and videos with transparent backgrounds.
Create and display captions for Remotion videos, with guidance for transcribing audio or video, importing SRT files, and animating captions. Keep caption text and timing in a shared JSON format.
Structure Remotion code so elements can be selected and edited visually in Remotion Studio. Covers reusable scenes, editable text and styles, timeline organization, and keyframes, which define how properties change over time.
Extract one still image from a local video using FFmpeg. Choose the first frame, a timestamp, or a frame number, then save a JPG for sharing or a PNG for clear interface details.
Regenerate sounds in a draft PeonPing pack based on feedback. This internal workflow revises sound prompts or speech text, preserves the pack's style and voice, renders replacement audio, and records each successful change.
Create a draft PeonPing notification sound pack with a consistent theme. It generates wordless effects or spoken lines for all seven notification categories, along with configuration files, then directs you to review and approve the draft.
Plan where each character sits or stands at the start of an AI short drama scene. An interactive overhead layout lets you adjust positions and facing directions, export the data, and produce opening placement descriptions for storyboarding.
Generate character reference images from a short description, including full-body, face, side, and back views. Use one reference image to guide the set, regenerate individual views, and track versions and images that need updating.
Turn an AI short drama script into timed segments and shots, with frame prompts and video prompts for MiniMax H3 and Seedance. Validate dialogue coverage and timing, then produce review reports, generation batches, and voice alignment lists.
Create short films entirely in code, using styles such as oil painting or Ukiyo-e. The skill guides style selection and production, including science and product explainers built from real source materials.
Analyze reference animations and create art animations or narrated explainer videos with code. The skill covers storyboards, visual styles, rendering, and quality checks, with optional workflows for recorded narration, generated voices, and character images.
Turn CSV, JSON, or a written conclusion into a newspaper-style chart for video clips or social posts. Produce a single HTML file with line, bar, or range-band charts, clear headlines, source notes, and staggered animation.
Create animated brand or event titles with blue and dark panels sliding in from opposite sides. Staggered headlines, an outlined word, and a short handwritten phrase with a drawn underline give the opening a retro-modern feel.
Create cinematic opening frames and chapter cards with warm light leaks, film grain, and large serif titles. The template produces a single HTML file with widescreen framing and optional subtle motion.
Create an animated HTML section divider with a large chapter number and navigation showing the section structure. An orange card slides across a dark gradient background, followed by a rising title that introduces the next topic.
Create a short animated quote or mission statement in a single HTML file. White and electric-blue panels meet at the center, a black accent bar grows, and text appears line by line with attribution and brand marks.
Create a video outro as a single HTML file, with geometric logo pieces assembling into place, a glow effect, and a tagline reveal. Add the brand name and a call to action to finish the sequence.