Social made with AI

Six seconds is the whole format: one slam word, one payoff, one CTA, and a progress bar that proves the film ends on time.

Deliberately different from Wave 1's #10 remotion-quote-card (giant quote mark, word-by-word, named author): this one is series-framed — series title bar, DAY marker, footer progress — with an original line and no real-person attribution.

One number, one hook: the stat counts up, the label explains it, the CTA closes it.

One tip per film, same card every time: the tip, why it works, and a before/after that proves it.

A countdown series in one template: one film per day, same frame, the number doing the work — and the final film swaps the count for WE'RE LIVE.

The news-update template: breaking banner, version headline, three feature chips, one CTA.

Built and rendered exactly as prompted: letter-by-letter name landing, drawn rule and a twice-pulsing pill all hit their beats, and the 5.9s still reads as a complete channel card.

Rendered as prompted on the first pass: all three cards sit inside the 40px safe zones, the bell wiggles at ~5s/10s/15s and the 6s/14s/19.9s stills are identical holds as an end screen should be.

A square audiogram that plays what it shows: the waveform is the real measured envelope of the bundled sample clip and the captions light word by word, with the synthesized-voice sample disclosed on screen for the whole film.

Four fictional buyers slide into a browser mock and stack like a real social-proof widget — nudges, check dots and all — with the fiction disclosed in the corner of the final frame.