Kinetic typography videos made with Claude

About these videos

These are kinetic typography videos made with Claude: animated titles, lyric videos, speech and quote pieces, and type-led launch films. Claude writes the code that splits text into letters, words or lines and moves them on a timeline. Each card links to the original post on X or Reddit, and some include the prompt.

The MIT-licensed kinetic-typography skill from iart-ai covers character and word staggers, split-text reveals, variable-font weight changes and text on a path, across CSS, GSAP SplitText, Framer Motion and Remotion. Its README also promotes the maker's own iart.ai agent (kinetic-typography-skills). For direction, Arqam Waheed's advice fits type well: swap every adjective in your prompt for a number, such as an easing curve, a duration or a beat (Arqam Waheed on DEV).

When you watch, check reading time first: each word should stay up long enough to read at a normal pace. Then check line breaks and spacing at large sizes, and whether words land on the beat or the spoken syllable. If you reuse a look, use fonts you are licensed to use.

Type skills are on agent skills, and Quick start covers a first render.

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