Upload preview images and videos for a Remotion Element to remotion.media, then update the corresponding URLs. The skill also handles local asset cleanup according to whether previews come from fresh renders or committed submissions.
Upload a Remotion Element's preview assets to remotion.media and replace local preview URLs. Use when given an Element slug, or when exactly one Element's preview assets are present in the current worktree.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
render for fresh files in .element-previews.submission for committed files in static/elements.cd packages/docs
bun run upload-element-preview \
--element=<category>/<slug> \
--source=<render|submission>
Each upload uses a new random URL postfix, including when the Element already has hosted previews. This keeps previews from concurrent branches independent.
image, posterUrl, and videoUrl with the newly printed remotion.media URLs.submission, delete the local review assets. If using render, leave .element-previews uncommitted.No reviews yet. Tell others what you thought.
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