A gallery of motion design videos created by AI agents. Every video in this collection started as a single prompt — a coding agent read it, invented the story, and built the whole picture: the typography, the color, the rhythm, the transitions, and the final cut.
Watch the gallery: collections.remocn.dev
This project exists to answer one question: can an AI agent produce real, branded motion design — not a template with swapped-in text, but a finished video with its own visual language?
Each demo is an experiment in that direction. Product intros, sponsor announcements, and release videos that would normally take a motion designer days are generated from a prompt, and the result is published as-is — together with the exact prompt that produced it, so you can see what was asked and what came back.
It also serves as the public example library for remocn, a collection of ready-made video components: every demo can be taken apart, reused, and installed into your own project as a starting point.
Twenty videos so far, each with its own brand and register:
- Product introductions — launch spots for remocn itself, a gift cut introducing shadcn/ui made for shadcn, and intros for shieldcn, Tegami, Fonttrio, render-sdk, and batchwork.
- Sponsor announcements — collab lockups for OrcDev, react-bits, shieldcn, and LN, each rendered in the sponsor's own visual world: 8-bit pixel snaps, violet dither, badge green, floating emoji.
- Changelogs — release videos where the new features present themselves: eleven scene transitions demonstrated by the video's own cuts, chat components playing live inside phone frames, rolling numbers, and the story of the rebuilt agent skill.
- Showcases and experiments — typography animations introducing their own names, GPU shaders open-sourced by Paper, an animated signup flow, and a meta spot where Claude Code makes the video about making videos.
Every demo page in the gallery shows the same four things side by side: the video, the prompt it was generated from, the source code, and a one-line way to bring the demo into your own project.
Built with remocn — cinematic video components for React.