Using Remotion for AI Generated Motion Graphics @rippleguys
Using Remotion for AI Generated Motion Graphics  @rippleguys
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video Mark demonstrates how to create Motion Graphics using Remotion and Claude AI. With simple speech prompts you can generate titles, lower thirds, and animated graphs and charts.

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00:00 - Mark Intro
00:28 - The Components You’ll Need
00:53 - What is Remotion?
01:42 - Driving Remotion with Language Prompts
02:42 - What I created using this
02:59 - Using Claude AI Desktop
03:49 - Creating an Animation with Speech Prompts
06:51 - Playing the Generated Animation
07:06 - Modifying the Animation
10:44 - What Remotion Can’t Do
11:01 - Thing Remotion can do better than Motion
11:57 - Generating multiple animations from a spreadsheet
13:23 - Setting up the workflow
13:42 - Step 1
14:27 - Step 2
19:17 - Step 3


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