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HomeAI Prompt LibraryAI Video PromptsMotion Graphics Launch Video for Jev Browser Skill

Motion Graphics Launch Video for Jev Browser Skill

GPT-6 AstraOpenAIvideo

Make a dynamic 20-second motion graphics launch video for my open-source project jev-browser-skill ('Give a site. Write a goal. Jev clicks.'), like it's the hero video on its GitHub README. Go all out.

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Type: AI Video Prompts
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Duration: 0:23
Updated: Sep 29, 2026

Category

Animation Motion Graphics Advertising

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1Copy the full prompt with the copy button above.
2Open GPT-6 Astra by OpenAI, or your preferred AI video generator.
3Paste the prompt and keep the camera and motion terms — they steer the cinematography.
4Match the example's settings (16:9 · 0:23 · Animation · Motion Graphics · Advertising), then iterate — small wording changes shift the output a lot.

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Throughout the entire video: The background is always the X profile page screenshot from Image2 Only the character and the text being manipulated move The character is initially located inside the circular avatar frame The character's appearance must be replaced with the red-dressed ethnic-style cartoon girl from Image1 The circular avatar frame position and the page itself remain unchanged at all times The overall rhythm is light, clear, with a touch of comedy No dialogue No narration No speech bubbles No additional subtitles No new unrelated characters No new unrelated logos No new unrelated text [Timeline Action Design] [0.0–2.3 seconds] The entire X page remains completely fixed. Only the inside of the circular avatar frame begins to move. The red-dressed girl inside the circular frame first blinks gently, revealing a sweet smile. She slightly lowers her head to adjust her cuffs, then gently lifts the edge of her skirt, as if preparing to make an entrance. Then she looks up at the page outside, glances down at the text content on the page, and finally looks back at the camera, a playful "up to mischief" smirk slowly spreading across her lips. Movements are small, natural, cute, and lively. No exaggerated distortion. No large swinging motions. [2.3–4.0 seconds] The girl places both hands on the edge of the circular avatar frame, treating it as a small entrance, and naturally climbs out from inside it. The sequence of actions is clearly shown as: Both hands grip the frame edge Upper body leans out first One foot steps out first The other foot follows She gently lifts her skirt slightly to prevent the long dress from getting caught The skirt hem briefly gets lightly caught on the frame edge She looks back and gently tugs at the skirt hem The skirt comes out smoothly She lands lightly on the white whitespace area below the X page Upon landing, the character should be light and natural, with the skirt, braids, earrings, and headpiece swaying gently and naturally. Only the character comes out of the avatar frame. The circular avatar frame itself remains in place, undeformed, and does not disappear. The page itself must not undergo any structural changes. [4.0–7.6 seconds] After landing, the girl looks around and notices there is a lot of text on the page. She immediately shows a delighted expression of "I've got a mischievous idea." She begins tearing off sections of text from the page one by one. The operable targets are all readable text / letters / numbers within the page, including: Profile name User ID Bio text Join date Following count Follower count Text inside buttons Post content text Other readable text / letters / numbers She tears off text only 3 times, with clear actions and crisp rhythm: 1st tear She walks to the area near the profile name, pinches an entire section of text with two fingers, and clearly peels it off the page surface like a sticker. The torn-off text is quickly folded twice in her hands and instantly becomes a small paper airplane. She flicks her wrist and sends the paper airplane flying toward the camera. The paper airplane passes through the foreground and flies out of frame. The corresponding original text position immediately becomes blank white. 2nd tear She tears off a section of bio text. This time the motion is more practiced — she folds it into a paper airplane quickly while walking. Then she crisply tosses it out toward the other side of the camera. The paper airplane flies across the foreground of the frame. The corresponding text disappears simultaneously, leaving only blank space. 3rd tear She tears off a larger block of text from the post area. This block is somewhat larger, and she quickly folds it into a slightly bigger paper airplane with both hands. She first does a small "ready to throw" motion, then suddenly throws it toward the camera. The paper airplane rapidly grows larger toward the camera, then flies out of frame. The corresponding original text area is completely transformed into blank white space. After the 3rd throw, she proudly claps her hands lightly. 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