Bang Motion is an agent skill that makes coding agents build motion graphics instead of slide-like web pages. The deliverable is one index.html that autoplays and loops. The repo bangtutorial/bang-motion is HTML, created 2026-09-05, MIT. The README badge lists version 1.19.0. On 2026-09-19 GitHub listed 390 stars and 62 forks. 390 stars is a heat signal, not traffic.
It works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor. For Remotion product films see video-shotcraft. For a black-canvas explainer see anything2explainer. For board decks see consulting-pptx-skill.
Key Features
- One HTML file: double-click to play.
?debug=1adds a scrub bar. Optionalscripts/export-frames.mjs(Node, puppeteer, ffmpeg) writes MP4. - Menus, not one look: 10 style directions, 19 concepts, 9 render families. A required style brief derives palette and type from your brand. The README says the agent must not copy the starter's skin.
- Jobs it names: openers and promos (15-40 s), SaaS tours (20-60 s), kinetic type (10-30 s), bumpers (3-10 s), explainers (30-120 s, 16:9 or 9:16).
- Footage layers: your MP4s or generated clips, masked and timed with the rest of the scene.
- Optional After Effects: cartoon explainers through a Higgsfield MCP bridge when AE is open.
Limitation: watching the piece needs a browser and CDN-loaded GSAP plus fonts. Frame QA and MP4 export are optional Node jobs. Install only one copy. A plugin and a manual folder with the same skill name conflict, and the plugin wins.
Use Cases
- Launch spots and product tours that must move like video, not PowerPoint.
- Explainers that keep one subject on stage.
- Skip if you needed a 36-inch research poster or a consulting PDF. Use PPTX Posters or consulting-pptx-skill.
Pricing
| Piece | Price | Notes from first-party pages 2026-09-19 |
|---|---|---|
| Skill / plugin | $0 | MIT. Claude Code marketplace or a manual clone. About 390 stars. Version badge 1.19.0. |
| Watch | $0 | Browser plus CDN. |
| MP4 export | $0 tools | Your Node, puppeteer, and ffmpeg install. |
Getting Started
- In Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add bangtutorial/bang-motionthen/plugin install bang-motion@bang-motion. - Or clone into
~/.claude/skills/bang-motion(or your Codex skills folder). - Ask for an opener, promo, or explainer, and attach a brand brief.
- Open
index.html. Add?debug=1before you export frames.
First-party start: the README.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the output a video file?
The default is HTML that plays like video. MP4 is an optional frame export.
Can I pass a reference film?
Yes. The README says the agent may take rhythm and motion language, not palette, fonts, layout, or signature shots.
Do I need photos?
Only for photo styles. Otherwise pick type or illustration.
Alternatives
- video-shotcraft: Remotion cinematic product films.
- anything2explainer: Remotion explainer with TTS.
- consulting-pptx-skill: still board decks.
Tips
- Do not install the plugin and a second folder with the same name.
- Derive the look from the brand brief, not from the last project.
- Use
?debug=1before you spend an ffmpeg pass.
Conclusion
Bang Motion is an open motion-design skill for agents that otherwise emit slides. Install one copy, brief the brand, and ship HTML that moves. Use Remotion skills when you wanted a real video graph, and skip it for static posters.
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