✨ The agentic motion layer — an open-source, chat-native motion engine. Describe the feeling; your AI ships the animation.
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A swirling galaxy of particles. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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Soft drifting gradient blobs — a warm ambient glow. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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Linked nodes drifting — a data / AI backdrop. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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Letters fly in from everywhere and settle into the word. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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Field lines bending around poles — a hypnotic backdrop. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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Falling code glyphs — a techy backdrop. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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A pulsing neural network — an AI backdrop. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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Particles orbiting rings — an elegant loop. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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A bright particle burst from the center — a celebratory accent. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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An expanding shockwave ripple — an impactful beat. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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A trail of sparkles — a light, delightful accent. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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A slow drifting starfield — a calm cosmic backdrop. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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Multi-line typewriter — types lines in sequence. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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Words cascade into place — a kinetic title. A bold, canvas-based effect from Open Design's html-ppt fx pack — for slides and launch videos. Guards prefers-reduced-motion (does not start). One per screen; on web use sparingly.
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A soft expanding ring that draws the eye to ONE element — a primary CTA, an unread badge, a new dot. Honors prefers-reduced-motion. One per screen; never use more than one at once or as pure decoration (attention splits and nothing wins).
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A living GPU shader background rendered in dependency-free WebGL — a distinctive, marketing-grade hero backdrop. One per view; put a scrim behind text. Renders a static frame under prefers-reduced-motion.
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A distinctive GPU shader background rendered in dependency-free WebGL — a marketing-grade hero backdrop. One per view; scrim behind text. Renders a static frame under prefers-reduced-motion.
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A soft gooey blob trails the cursor with a springy lag — a playful custom pointer for a hero section. One per page; can distract on content-heavy pages. Hidden on touch and under prefers-reduced-motion.
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Words resolve from a soft blur, one after another — a calm, premium headline entrance. One headline per view; not body copy. Under prefers-reduced-motion it appears instantly and sharp.
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Give one card or CTA a lively accent: a small bright comet of light travels around its border. Brighter/livelier than shine-border — use for a single "new"/"featured" element, one per view. Pure CSS; fully static under prefers-reduced-motion.
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A stack of cards springs and fans into place on view — a lively hero for a small set (3–5). One set per view. Shown flat/instant under prefers-reduced-motion.
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Lift a clickable card toward the viewer on hover with a deepening shadow — a tactile, responsive cue. Pure CSS, no JS. Only use on actually-clickable cards (motion implies clickability). Honors prefers-reduced-motion (static). Avoid on very dense grids where many lifts feel noisy.
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Text curves around a circle and slowly rotates — a decorative badge/seal accent. Decorative only; keep the phrase short. Static ring under prefers-reduced-motion.
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A quick burst of sparks flies from the point you click — a playful tap accent. Reserve for a delightful primary action; skip on serious/destructive ones. No sparks under prefers-reduced-motion.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: