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render-airdrop-carousel

Assemble a short vertical ad that uses an AirDrop-style notification card to cycle through real product photos and finish on a lineup image. The workflow composites crisp card text, animation, and simple sound effects without paid model calls.

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Assemble a viral iOS "AirDrop" notification-carousel video ad (≈6–8s, 9:16) from a brand line plus 6–16 real product photos — a native AirDrop share-sheet card ("Brand would like to share a ___ · Decline / Accept") springs up and its preview window CYCLES through the products, landing on a range/lineup payoff with an Accept tap; a chime + soft per-swap ticks track the swaps. DETERMINISTIC assembly — an HTML card (real DOM text) rendered to PNG via headless Chrome, chroma-keyed, its magenta window refilled per-product in PIL, then animated + audio-synthed with FFmpeg. FREE (no paid model calls); the recipe supplies the brand line, product images, and payoff and gates the only optional paid step (a hero shot when the brand has NO usable photo → create-image-fal). Use for the airdrop-notification-carousel format.

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Good for

  • Making a short vertical product carousel ad
  • Showing several real product photos in an AirDrop-style card
  • Building a lineup reveal with a sound-synced accept tap

Files included (7)

  • SKILL.md5.3 KB
  • scripts/build_card.py5.0 KB
  • scripts/compose_carousel.py9.3 KB
  • scripts/config.example.json1.5 KB
  • scripts/one_shot.py4.4 KB
  • skill.meta.json218 B
  • tests/smoke-test.md4.2 KB

SKILL.md (original)

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render-airdrop-carousel

The free, deterministic renderer for the airdrop-notification-carousel video ad format — the viral iOS "AirDrop" trend where a native share-sheet card ("Brand would like to share a candle · Decline / Accept") springs up on the phone and its preview window flips through a carousel of real product photos, landing on a range/lineup payoff with an Accept tap.

This is a DETERMINISTIC composite — no generative video, no AI-rendered product. A real-DOM AirDrop card is rendered once to PNG (headless Chrome), chroma-keyed, and its preview window is refilled per-product in PIL, then animated + audio-synthed with FFmpeg. The whole point of the format is crisp system-UI text and real product photography, both of which a video model would smear. This capability makes no paid calls; the recipe gates the only optional paid step — generating a hero product shot when the brand has NO usable photo at all (→ create-image-fal).

Default output ≈ 6–8s, 1080×1920, h264 + aac. Duration is DERIVED, not trimmed — first_hold + (N-1)·per + final_hold. Add images or raise per to lengthen.

Scripts (free)

  • scripts/build_card.py — brand params → chrome.html + chrome-pressed.html: the AirDrop card on a green page (#00e000) with a magenta preview window (#ff00ff) and a solid brand band (wordmark SVG or text + tagline). Real DOM text — AirDrop, Decline, Accept, and the brand line are DOM/SVG, never AI-rendered.
  • scripts/one_shot.py — glue: build_card → headless-Chrome (Playwright) fullPage screenshot of both card states → compose_carousel. One --config, one MP4.
  • scripts/compose_carousel.py — the render engine: green-key the card → detect the magenta window → fill it per-product (cover-crop) → blurred per-product backdrop + push-in → card spring-up (iOS ease-out-back) + carousel + Accept tap → synth audio (whoosh on entry, chime on land, a tick per swap, a pop on the tap) → encode h264+aac.
  • scripts/config.example.json — the shape of the brand config the recipe binds (brand-neutral worked defaults; replace every /abs/path/... placeholder).

Inputs the recipe binds (choices vs brand facts)

  • From the user's choices (asked by the recipe, never defaulted): the share message, the product images + order, the final_image payoff, and timing.per (pace).
  • From the brand kit: brand, wordmark_svg, tagline (a real stated proof point only), accent and band_color. If not passed, the scripts fall back to a neutral iOS blue #0A84FF / light grey #F2F2F7 — pass the brand's own colors.

Chroma contract (load-bearing — build_card.py and compose_carousel.py MUST share it)

#00e000 green = page background, keyed to the card's alpha. #ff00ff magenta = preview window, replaced per product. Neither color may appear in the card art or any product photo — a product image containing near-pure green or magenta gets keyed/misread. Swap the image or tighten the window_mask thresholds if it bleeds.

Craft rules (faithful to the source molecule)

  • Real product photos only. The format's credibility is that these look like real AirDropped items — no AI-generated products in the carousel.
  • Never AI-render text — the card UI, wordmark, and band are DOM/SVG composited so they stay pixel-crisp. Cover-crop the window; white-bg PDP shots reading as "product in a white tile" is on-brand and fine.
  • 6–16 images, ordered; end on the range — the payoff (final_image) should read as "the whole line" (lineup / family / all-shades).
  • Hard cuts on rhythm, a tick per swap — do NOT crossfade.
  • Never invent proof — a 1M+ sold tagline must be the brand's OWN stated figure, not filled from a brand-kit proof section.
  • Duration is derived, not trimmed — add images or raise per; never cut the audio.

Requires

  • Python 3 with numpy + Pillow, and ffmpeg/ffprobe on PATH.
  • Playwright with Chromium for the screenshot step (the kit provides it). If Playwright is unavailable, run build_card.py, screenshot chrome.html / chrome-pressed.html (fullPage) → chrome-green.png / chrome-green-pressed.png via the chrome-devtools MCP, then run compose_carousel.py directly.
  • watch (QC the final master). The recipe gates create-image-fal (optional hero shot when the brand has NO usable product photo) — the only paid, proxy-routed step.

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