Animated code walkthroughs
Drop in a snippet and get a clean, animated code scene with syntax highlighting — perfect for tutorials and dev content.
1const cuts = await findFiller(words)2for (const cut of cuts) {3timeline.remove(cut.start, cut.end)4}
What you get
Readable, highlighted code
Syntax-highlighted scenes designed to stay legible on screen, with an optional file name and language label.
No motion-design skills
Paste code, get animation. No keyframes, no plugins, no evening lost in a compositor.
On brand
Renders in your Brand Kit palette so code scenes match the rest of your video.
How it works
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Add your snippet
Paste the code as it is and pick its language for syntax highlighting. Mark the lines that should light up at the moment you talk about them.
1export function useSeen() {2const [seen, setSeen] = useState(false)3return [seen, attach]4}
Line numbers stay, so "line 3" means the same thing on screen as in your script. Nothing is compiled or executed. - 02
Generate the scene
The scene writes itself line by line, highlighted, at a size that stays readable on a phone. It is not a screenshot of an editor but a composition rendered in your Brand Kit colours.
Code sceneAn observer, not an effectuseSeen, in four linesexport function useSeen() {const [seen, setSeen] = useState(false)return [seen, attach]}The frame is the scene as the renderer produces it, not a cropped editor window: title, subtitle and code are composed for a phone screen. - 03
Place it
The scene drops onto the B-roll track, above your footage, at the moment you choose. Drag it by hand if the edit moves afterwards.
B-rollGenerated sceneYour footageThe playhead sits on the scene's first frame, above the camera shot that keeps running underneath.
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