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Design clear professional Motionly compositions. Use for hierarchy, layout, spacing, branding, color, scene design, focal subjects, clutter, overlap, aspect ratios, product launch frames, diagrams, and visual review of generated animation.
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Create, edit, validate, and preview editable Motionly .motion animation projects. Use for Motionly storyboards, motion graphics, local assets, timing, presets, and project.motion files.
Create, edit, retime, review, and repair Motionly `.motion` projects. Use when an agent needs to turn a script, audio track, storyboard, or asset folder into a polished Motionly animation; choose Motionly transitions and presets; synchronize visuals to narration; fix composition or overlap; or explain valid `.motion` syntax.
Choreograph polished Motionly object animation and sequences. Use for entrances, holds, exits, keyframes, stagger, presets, scene beats, motion hierarchy, product reveals, logo stings, UI demonstrations, and replacing repetitive fade-only motion.
Import, inspect, place, animate, and troubleshoot Motionly media assets. Use for PNG/JPEG, static or animated SVG, GIF, MP4, WebM, MOV, Lottie, audio, data URLs, aspect ratios, codecs, browser decoding, trim timing, and preserving existing animation.
Direct global camera moves and local artwork focus in Motionly. Use for push-ins, pull-backs, pans, speed zooms, focal shifts, diagram walkthroughs, logo close-ups, parallax planning, and deciding whether to animate the camera or an individual SVG/object.
Choose and tune Motionly easing, duration, and stagger. Use when motion feels linear, abrupt, floaty, bouncy, robotic, too slow, too fast, or inconsistent, and when authoring explicit animations or preset calls.
| name | composition |
| description | Design clear professional Motionly compositions. Use for hierarchy, layout, spacing, branding, color, scene design, focal subjects, clutter, overlap, aspect ratios, product launch frames, diagrams, and visual review of generated animation. |
Give each shot one focal subject and one communication job. Motion supports hierarchy; it cannot rescue a frame where everything competes.
Use a repeatable spacing unit such as 24 or 32px. Keep titles away from media edges, preserve asset aspect ratio, and inspect actual bounds after animation settles.
Treat accidental overlap, stretched media, clipped type, unexplained blank frames, and stale layers as defects. Delete decorative layers that do not improve hierarchy.
