A viewer's comment featured as the platform renders it, with the like row and the creator's heart landing after the words
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 commenter's @handle. Include the @, without it the card reads as a generic quote rather than as a comment.
now: @marlowe.builds
Relative timestamp beside the handle, exactly as the platform words it.
now: 2 days ago
The comment itself. Two or three lines is the sweet spot: long enough to feel real, short enough to read before the shot cuts.
now: Watched this twice. The bit at 4:12 finally made the whol…
Like count as written text, so 1.2K and 24 both set correctly without number formatting.
now: 1.2K
Reply count line under the comment: '18 replies'. Empty omits the line.
now: 18 replies
One or two characters for the drawn avatar. Empty uses the handle's first letter after the @.
now: MB
Avatar fill. Empty uses the brand accent, which keeps the card inside the video's palette.
Draw the creator's heart on the like row, landing as the last beat. The reason to feature a comment is usually that you replied to it.
now: true
Brand preset. Light presets read as the platform's light mode, dark ones as its dark mode.
now: paper
No Tailwind, no CSS, no asset files. Inline styles only.
A YouTube-style comment card for featuring a viewer's reply: drawn avatar, @handle and relative timestamp, the comment set large, then a like row with thumb icons, a count and a Reply link. The card rises in as a unit; the handle and comment land first and the like row fades up after them, so the words are read before the furniture arrives. The creator's heart springs on last with a small overshoot.