A closing frame: drawn geometric monogram, tagline, URL pill and a QR-shaped block, composed as a page
This is the format it was composed for. Switch above to see it lay itself out for another: same animation, re-arranged for the frame.
Everything below can be changed without touching the animation. Hand the list to an agent, or edit the values at the bottom of the component file.
The name in the lockup, set in the brand display face beside the drawn mark. One or two words; the type steps down as the name gets longer, so up to about 22 characters still fits on one line.
now: Motionstash
One sentence under the lockup. Say what happens next, not what just happened. Two lines maximum. It wraps at a measure of roughly 34 characters.
now: Every component in this reel is one file you can copy, re…
The destination, shown in the pill. Write it as you want it read, no protocol, lowercase, no trailing slash ('motion.registry/gallery').
now: motion.registry/gallery
Small mono label in the top-left corner, e.g. 'Thanks for watching' or 'The end'. Omit to leave the top of the frame empty.
now: Thanks for watching
Mono caption under the QR block. Tell people what scanning gets them. Ignored when `qr` is false.
now: Scan to explore
Bottom-left credit line above the closing rule, licence, studio, series name.
now: Open source · MIT
Bottom-right social handle. Include the '@' yourself; it is rendered verbatim.
now: @motionregistry
Show the QR-shaped block. It is decorative geometry, not a scannable code. Set false if the frame needs to carry a real one composited over it.
now: true
Seed for the QR block's module pattern. Change it to get a different-looking code; the same seed always renders the same pattern.
now: end-card
Brand token id, one of the keys of BRANDS.
now: slate
No Tailwind, no CSS, no asset files. Inline styles only.
An end card for the last five seconds of a video: a geometric monogram drawn from shapes with the name beside it, a one-line tagline, a URL in a pill whose arrow nudges on a slow loop, and a QR-looking block of squares off to the right. Everything should settle into place rather than bounce, and the held frame has to look like a finished poster because it is the frame people screenshot.