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Hey Marketer!!

Your list has seen a hundred AI video tools this year. This one works differently.

Motion Prompts is 189 build prompts. You paste one into an AI coding agent and it hands back a single self-contained HTML file that animates itself. You open it, record it, post it.

Three steps:

1. Paste the prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or whatever you already use

2. Send the follow-up message that comes with it

3. Open the file, record, add your audio in-app, post

The text stays crisp because it is real text, not generated pixels. The motion is exact because it is code, not a guess.

And every one of the 189 comes with its beat sheet. That is the part most AI animations are missing, and it is why most of them feel dead.

Launch price is on a dimesale, so it climbs as sales come in.

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Hey Marketer!!

Quick question.

How many times have you thought "I should make a short video about this"?

And how many of those became a finished video you actually posted?

It is not an ideas problem. You have plenty of ideas. What you do not have is a way to turn one into a finished, moving, legible video without opening After Effects or fighting a template.

So you open Canva. You pick something close. You resize it. You fiddle with the timing. And somewhere in there you quietly give up and post a static image instead.

Motion Prompts removes that whole middle.

You paste a prompt. The AI builds the file. You open it and it is already animating: the eyebrow, the headline, the steps arriving on cue, the count landing on the beat.

Twenty seconds, portrait, ready to record.

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Hey Marketer!!

Try asking a text-to-video model for an eight-step roadmap with readable labels.

You will get one of these:

* Text that looks like letters but is not

* A number that changes shape between frames

* A layout that never repeats the same way twice

* Something beautiful that says nothing

Not because the models are bad. Because rendering legible small text and holding a number stable across frames is not the job they are built for.

Motion Prompts does not use them.

Each prompt builds an HTML file where the text is real text and the motion is real code running on a single timeline. Which means the headline is sharp at three inches tall, the numbers hold still, and the layout comes out the way it was designed every time.

Different tool, different job.

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Hey Marketer!!

Most prompt packs die around video ten. Everything starts looking like everything else and the feed goes flat.

Motion Prompts is built so that does not happen.

The 189 are grouped into motion families, and each family is locked to its own set of mechanics. Paths and journeys live in one. Nodes and pipelines in another. Physics in another. Orbits and ripples in another.

That is deliberate. Two prompts from different families do not just say different things, they move differently, even when the topic is next door.

So you rotate families instead of topics. The same audience meets the same idea in a new shape and never notices.

Every prompt ships with its layout, its beat sheet with timestamps, its own visual treatment, and finished on-screen copy written to fit the space.

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Hey Marketer!!

Most launch emails tell you what a product does. Here is what this one does not do, because it saves you an email later.

Motion Prompts renders portrait, 1080 by 1920. Not square, not landscape.

It renders silent. No music or voiceover baked into the file.

Every video runs twenty seconds and loops cleanly.

All three are deliberate. Portrait is where short-form lives. Twenty seconds is long enough to make one point and short enough to get rewatched. And silent is the correct call, because trending audio has to be attached inside the app for the platform to count it, so baking audio into the file works against you. There is a bonus in the package showing exactly how to add it properly.

If you need landscape video with a voiceover, this is not that.

If you want twenty-second vertical explainers with crisp text, on demand, it is exactly that.

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Hey Marketer!!

If you have been on the fence, the bonus stack should settle it.

Grab it today and you also get:

Bonus #1: Quick Start, Your First Video In 15 Minutes

Which AI tool to paste into, what follow-up message to send, how to size the window, how to record and crop to 9:16. Written for someone who has never done any of this.

Bonus #2: Ten Finished Videos, Ready To Post

Ten of the 189 already built and rendered. Post them today while you learn the system, or open the file beside each one and swap the text for your own.

Bonus #3: The Placement Spec Sheet

Every safe zone for vertical video on one sheet, plus an overlay you drop over a frame so nothing important sits under the caption or the profile bubble.

Bonus #4: The Silent Video Playbook

How to add trending audio properly on each placement, and what to do instead when you want a voiceover.

Bonus #5: The Fix-It Sheet

Twelve things that go wrong and the fix for each. One page, in the order you will hit them.

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Hey Marketer!!

Quick heads up. Motion Prompts is on a dimesale, so the price has been climbing since it opened and it does not come back down.

If you have been meaning to grab it, now is the time.

Here is what you are getting:

* 189 animated video prompts, each with its layout, beat sheet and finished on-screen copy

* Self-contained HTML files that animate themselves. No software, no login, no subscription

* Real text that stays crisp, and motion driven by code rather than guesswork

* Twenty-second portrait videos that loop cleanly

* Five bonuses, including your first video in fifteen minutes and ten already finished

One-time payment. No monthly fees.

Stop saving ideas you never turn into videos.

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To your success, [YOUR NAME]