Moves
One beat, ready to cut.
A move is one beat of a film — the job a clip does, such as a hook, a reveal or a proof point — that your agent drops into any launch video: 220 of them in 11 sets, all included with Pro. Every move ships in the set’s house style — and wears any video taste you own.
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End Cards · 15
Close · sign-off4.8 sMark assembly
Four shapes fly in and lock into the brand mark, then the name reveals beneath it with the call to action and the URL.
--move mark-assemble
Close · download5 sIcon bounce
The app icon drops onto its shadow and hops twice to rest; the name, three platform words and the call to action follow.
--move icon-bounce
Close · launch4.8 sAvailable-now stamp
The name sets large, then a rubber stamp reading “Available now” thumps down beside it at a tilt.
--move stamp-now
Close · sign-up5.6 sWaitlist fill
An email types into a waitlist field, the cursor presses Join and the button lights; a “you’re on the list” line confirms.
--move waitlist-fill
Close · offer5.2 sPrice card
A sheet price card drops in from above and settles at a slight tilt beside the name, its call to action on the card.
--move price-card
Close · founder sign-off5.4 sSignature
A short thank-you line, then a founder’s signature writes itself across the card and the call to action follows.
--move signature
Close · sign-off5 sWordmark write
The brand name writes itself letter by letter as one monoline stroke, then the line, call to action and URL settle under it.
--move wordmark-write
Close · follow5 sFollow card
A profile card rises, a ring draws round the avatar and the invented handle types itself out above a follow call to action.
--move handle-card
Close · credits6 sCredit roll
Three “made with” credits roll up through the frame like film credits, then the name, call to action and URL rise and hold.
--move credit-roll
Close · pre-launch5 sCountdown
A dial drains as the days count down from 30 to 7, and the launch date, name and a save-the-date call to action land beside it.
--move countdown
Close · offer5.2 sPricing toggle
The cursor flips a monthly/yearly toggle, the knob slides, and the sample price ticks down before the compare-plans call to action.
--move pricing-toggle
Close · visit5.2 sAddress bar
The URL types itself into an address bar, the go key is pressed, and the call to action rises underneath.
--move url-type
Close · sign-off4.8 sLockup split
The mark lands alone at centre, then slides aside as the name opens out beside it into a lockup over a hairline rule.
--move lockup-split
Close · recap5.2 sRecap ticks
Three short benefits tick off one by one under the name, each check drawing itself, then the call to action lands.
--move recap-ticks
Close · sign-off5 sCard flip
A calling card shows the mark on its face, then flips over to the name, the call to action and the URL on its back.
--move card-flip
Explainer Beats · 2
Close · recap · readiness6.2 sChecklist
A checklist card sets in, then each box fills teal and draws its tick in turn while the item settles to soft ink.
--move checklist
Close · close a section7 sSummary card
On the ink stage, “In short” sets in and three numbered takeaways rise one by one, then a chip points to what is next.
--move summary-card
Creator Overlays · 6
Close · CTA4.6 sLink below
A bone card names what is linked, a marigold tab says where, and a drawn arrow draws down toward the description.
--move link-below
Close · engagement5.6 sPoll card
A poll card zooms in with a question; two vote bars fill and count up, the leader in marigold, labelled as sample votes.
--move poll-card
Close · summary6.2 sRecap list
A recap card lists three steps; each box fills marigold and a check draws through it, one after another.
--move recap-list
Close · CTA5.6 sFollow for more
A channel card zooms in with name, schedule and address; an invented drawn hand taps the button and it turns marigold.
--move follow-card
Close · reaction3.6 sReaction burst
A marigold ring snaps open around the creator and fourteen drawn shapes fly out from it, hang, and clear — no emoji, no words.
--move shape-burst
Close · outro6.2 sUp next
The footage dims, an up-next card rises with a drawn thumbnail and title, and a marigold bar fills toward autoplay.
--move up-next
How moves work
A move is a film with one scene.
Pick a move.
Each one is a single beat — an opener, a reveal, a stat, an end card — as one scene, 3 to 8 seconds, in 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16.
Start a film from it.
Your agent runs new.mjs with --move and the move’s slug, then edits words and figures. Check, QA and render work as for any film.
Wear any taste.
wear.md maps a Taste Stack video taste’s palette and type onto the move, so one beat comes in every style in the catalog.