Kinetic titles, shapes and transitions for intros, promos and explainer beats. The classic CoAnimator starting point — describe what you want, then shape it scene by scene on the timeline.
Finished projects that ship inside the template — open one in the app to see how it was built.
The full 79-second Copilot SDK v2.5 reel — intro, Skills, Knowledge Base, AI Fallback, Generative UI and the end card, with its original narration, sound effects and music on the timeline. This is the real animation, not a remake: the scenes run their own code, so every beat matches the film that shipped.
Kinetic type, shapes and transitions — the general-purpose starting point. Where the other templates commit to a look, this one commits to a rhythm: one idea per beat, stated in large type, handed to the next beat with a move rather than a cut.
Reach for it when the film is mostly words. Launch announcements, feature explainers, opening titles, anything where the message carries and the visuals keep time with it.
Big type on a clean stage, tracked tight, with one word doing the emphasis — usually by colour rather than weight. Beats hand over with a wipe, a flood of brand colour, or a hard cut to a dark panel that lands like a breath.
Reserving dark for one or two beats is what keeps a light film from going flat. A single dark card in an otherwise pale reel reads as punctuation, and costs nothing.
Say what the film is about and roughly how long. Your agent writes the beats and times them; you scrub and steer — "cut the third line", "hold the purple longer", "make the last card say the URL". The stage keeps up as you talk.
Because the whole film is timed against one clock, adding narration later does not mean rebuilding it. Drop the voice on the timeline and nudge the beats to fit.
CoAnimator Teaser — 23 seconds, five beats cut to narration with typing and impact sounds underneath. A small, complete example.
Copilot SDK v2.5 Reel — the full 79-second product film: intro, four feature sections and an end card, with its original narration, sound effects and music already on the timeline.