Components
Components
- Pro
Typewriter Text
A line of type writes itself a character at a time with the caret riding the last one, holds while the caret blinks, then backspaces, clears, fades or cuts away.
- Pro
Mask Reveal Text
A headline whose lines rise out of masks cut to their own words, one after another, then leave the way they came or shutter closed.
- Pro
Image Reveal Text
Knockout type with a photograph showing through the letterforms, the aperture closing onto the headline and then opening past the frame until the picture is all that is left.
- Pro
Collage Text
A sentence with photographs set into it, arriving one piece at a time — each word and picture growing into the line and shoving the pieces already there aside.
- Pro
Glitch Text
A headline on a bad signal: the colour channels pull apart, bands of it tear sideways, and some of them show the wrong rows entirely.
- Pro
Word Wheel Text
One line that stays and one word in it that keeps changing, turning on a wheel inside a slot sized to the longest of them.
- Pro
Kinetic Text
One script, cut into the frames it is spoken in: `|` breaks a scene and `*stars*` mark the words that carry it — set large, coloured, and riding a wave while the rest stands still.
- Pro
Scramble Text
Noise that resolves into a sentence one character at a time — each cell sized by the glyph that will be there, so the line never dances while it decrypts.
- Pro
Caption Cycle Text
One photograph and a short caption on its horizon that keeps changing its mind: each caption cuts in small and grows toward the viewer while the photo pushes in behind it, its foreground out of focus.
- Pro
Inline Stack Text
A sentence with a pile of photos dealt into the middle of it, shot like a product film — the words whip in, the deal speeds up like a riffled deck with every card landing hard, and the camera dives into the top card to find the next sentence inside it.
- Pro
Word Build Text
A phrase put together one word at a time: each word blurs in beside the last in the accent colour and cools to ink as the next one lands, the line re-centring as it grows — then the gaps open out and it cuts.
- Pro
Diffuse Text
A sentence that condenses out of a haze and goes back into it — every glyph soft, offset and faint, drawing into focus a few at a time.
- Pro
Odometer Text
A figure counting up on wheels, where each wheel sits at the value over its own power of ten — so the carry is the arithmetic rather than a schedule.
- Pro
Gooey Text
One word melting into the next: a blur throws the letters into soft fields and a hard alpha threshold cannot tell two overlapping fields apart, so they come out as one shape.
- Pro
Stop Motion Text
Type shot on twos: every value reads a slower clock than the composition's, and each glyph is redrawn a little out of register on every hold.
- Pro
Cube Text
Words painted on the sides of a box and turned toward the viewer one at a time — four panels whatever the script says, shaded by the angle they are facing.