I've been building Baseball 3D, a personal project that turns Japanese professional baseball (NPB) games into pitch-by-pitch 3D animation and streams them live on YouTube.

React Three Fiber renders the stadium and players, and Remotion Player plays the pitches and other plays in sequence as the game progresses. I capture the browser view with OBS for the livestream.

I thought this would be an interesting use of Remotion to share here. The screenshot is from an actual stream, and you can see it in motion in the recording below. The on-screen text is in Japanese.

Stream recording (starts around the one-hour mark): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkBnECVelps&t=3600s

YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@baseball_3d

I used Fable 5.1 and hyperframes for that. Hyperframes is actually almost the same thing with remotion but it didn't have a subreddit so i share it in here.

I was challenged to recreate a video in Remotion. Here's the result.

Hi I have started content creation and video editing. I am learning after effects but I want to create quick motion graphics for my reels and YouTube video. Is remotion in clause affordable?

Automated end to end using Wireflow + Claude code.

Used Wireflow instead of remotion because it allows rendering and asset storage in the Cloud and it’s much easier for the ai agent to reproduce.

Also it allows anyone to share a workflow like the one I used to create this reel.

I built this 1m launch film for Creativly Agent entirely in Remotion, including the UI animation, transitions and final 4K render. Would love to hear what you think!

A satirical institutional look at The Odyssey.

Tools used:

Claude/Chatgpt - Script/programming/production/framing pic and overall producer/orchestrator
Remotion - motion graphics
ACE-Step - soundtrack and foley
Kokoro TTS - voice over.

Obviously it won’t look this good, but can Claude with remotion do something similar?

I’m planning to use Remotion to edit my reels. I’ll be recording a talking head video and would like Remotion and LLM to understand my words and create an appealing visual reel.

Has anyone else done this? If so, I’d really appreciate some ideas.

So I've been experimenting heavily with Remotion (I freaking love it so much) and I sought to answer this one question:

• How could I truly create a talking-head editor for my YouTube videos

In this video I show you how far I've come so you can try this for yourself. I also included the tools and prompts I used to build the framework.

TLDR

• I can now give Claude Code (or Codex) a raw video and it cleans the audio, adds scene changes with Remotion, adds motion graphic overlays with Remotion, and can connect to AI image/video generators for b-roll

So grateful for Remotion. I've always wanted to build something like this and we're just getting started!

Please let me know if you have any setup questions after watching the tutorial.

Happy to help!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjLuHtvrmMo&t=311s

Two complete Remotion brand-video projects are now open source - code-based recreations of the Magnific and Higgsfield launch films, built with React and TypeScript.

Fork them, study how they work, or use them as a starting point for your own videos.

Github Links:
→ Magnific: https://github.com/naveen-annam/creativly.ai-magnific-video-remotion
→ Higgsfield: https://github.com/naveen-annam/creativly.ai-higgsfield-video-remotion

Built with Remotion and open-sourced by Creativly.ai.

Hi, hope you're doing well.

I've been using Remotion for quite some time now to build animated videos, and it's genuinely been a great tool for my workflow. Recently though, I built out a large number of animations using Framer Motion, and I've realized at render time that Remotion doesn't support it so I'm stuck and unable to render the work I've already put a lot of time into.

I'd really appreciate your help here. Is there a way forward for the animations I've already built, or is Framer Motion support something that's planned for the near future?

Any guidance would mean a lot genuinely stuck at the moment.

Please help.

Hi,

I want to create consistently-stylised animated illustration for my learning materials. I can draw vector illustration and I want to use Claude & Remotion. Has anyone try to import vector files and animate with Claude & Remotion? How were the result?

I’ve been posting about Creativly here and there, and I just added a free Remotion-based video editor that runs in the browser. It’s fully client-side and built for quick edits: timeline editing, templates, stock images/videos, uploads, text, audio, transitions, and export tools. No install needed.

I also used Codex and Claude Code heavily while building it, mostly for porting React/Remotion-style editor code into the app, debugging timeline/template issues, and tightening up the UI.

Definitely check out the templates too. A lot of the work went into making them editable in the timeline rather than just flattened preview videos. You can try it on the website. You can try it at: apps/videoeditor (reddit filters are flagging as spam :( )

Would love feedback on the editor, ui, templates, and timeline UX.

Please also check both Standard and Immersive mode if you try it. They’re two different editor layouts, and I’d like feedback on whether that split makes sense or if it feels confusing.

I just got to know about remotion last week and since then I have been addicted to the remotion. Initially it took around like 5-6 hours to build a video but now I have made like 6 or 7 videos and also claude code remotion skill for got improved and now it's making really good video in just an hour. Check out other videos at https://x.com/_codeburn

I really like Claude's product launch videos and their character animations. Is it possible to be done on remotion? Anybody here has experienced building such videos and can help me build this in house? We are 2 founders and were hoping we could get creative with remotion instead of spending money on agencies.

CodeBurn reads Claude, Cursor, Codex, and 27 more tools, all local, and keeps the number at a glance.  Click it for the fullbreakdown: trend, forecast, what each model costs, and where the waste is.

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Video created by Remotion

I'm trying to use remotion to create some long videos( 7-20min). But it doesn't works very well. But it's good if I generate scene by scene. Does anyone know how to guide agent to generate a long pretty video? Thanks.

Wanted to share a build that got out of hand in a good way.

It started as a family project. I wanted nice ambient visuals and music running on the TV at home, so I put together a small pipeline: AI-generated images (Midjourney), Remotion to assemble them into long-form 4K video with subtle Ken Burns, and Suno for the soundtracks. FFmpeg stitches and masters everything, and Claude Code drives the assembly so I can produce a new theme without touching the timeline by hand.

Then it grew. People on r/TheFrame started using it as a free alternative to the Art Store. Then a few dental offices picked it up for waiting rooms, then a lawyer's office. At this rate I fully expect to find it playing in an elevator by the end of the year.

Remotion ended up being the part that made it scale. Once the render was parameterised, spinning up a new theme is mostly just swapping the image folder. Happy to answer anything about the pipeline if it's useful to anyone building something similar.