Titles and overlays, drawn to your brief.
Describe the graphic, when it moves and where it sits. The agent writes it as an animated SVG, full frame or as a transparent overlay, and places it on your timeline. The graphic playing here is the file it wrote.
Read the brief and the follow-up
BriefA full-frame motion graphic, 1920x1080, near-black background #070309, restrained and typographic, no clutter. PHASE ONE (0 to 4s): a rounded-rectangle input field centred horizontally…
Follow-upTwo fixes to this graphic, changing nothing else. First: the row of small lavender tick marks beneath the label currently contains only five ticks, it must contain exactly seven…
Full frame, or over the footage.
Title cards, lower thirds, chapter markers, end cards, badges and background animations, each with a timed animation plan. Share a reference image or SVG and it follows your look. These four come from real StarZero projects.
Title card
Read the brief
BriefA full-frame title card, 1920x1080, on a near-black background #070309 with a very subtle dark vignette…
Explainer card
Read the brief and the follow-up
BriefA fullscreen 16:9 graphic on a warm cream paper background #F0E7DB, showing a simple clean chat conversation. Typography is a geometric sans in deep plum-violet #4A2B6E…
Follow-upGeometry fix only. The user message bubble must fully enclose its text…
Lower third
Transparent overlay, shown here over a generated shot.
Read the brief
BriefA chat input bar overlay for the lower third of a 16:9 video, transparent background, designed to sit over dark cinematic footage…
Chapter marker
Transparent overlay, shown here over a generated shot.
Read the brief
BriefA small, minimal animated chapter marker overlay for a cinematic montage, transparent background, designed to sit in the lower-left of a 16:9 video frame…
A whole explainer, with no footage in it.
For an 80-second explainer, the agent drew every frame in code in a risograph print style, then voiced, scored and captioned it in the same chat. These are the first 36 seconds.
- 16 plates, one for each paragraph of the script.
- Timed to the voice. Each plate's length came from the measured narration.
- Captions in the same print style, set word by word.
- Revised in chat. Overflowing text and a label over the clips were fixed on request, one segment re-rendered.
Describe the graphic. Then direct the timing.
Titles, lower thirds and end cards sit on the same timeline as your footage, captions and sound.