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Choose and author Motionly scene and clip transitions. Use for scene changes, crossfades, wipes, iris reveals, dynamic slides, speed zooms, exits, continuity, and fixing abrupt cuts or stacked transition effects.
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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.
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.
| name | transitions |
| description | Choose and author Motionly scene and clip transitions. Use for scene changes, crossfades, wipes, iris reveals, dynamic slides, speed zooms, exits, continuity, and fixing abrupt cuts or stacked transition effects. |
Use a transition to express a relationship between shots: continuity, replacement, reveal, escalation, or closure. A normal cut is valid when motion inside the shots already carries the change.
shapeWipe: decisive replacement or brand-color scene change.irisWipe: focus into/out of a circular subject.maskReveal: media enters through a controlled edge.dynamicSlide: supporting panel continues directional flow.speedZoom: short escalation or product-to-detail cut, once.crossfade: two touching media clips on the same track.clip outgoing {
track hero
start 0s
duration 3s
transitionOut crossfade
transitionOutDuration 450ms
}
clip incoming {
track hero
start 3s
duration 3s
transitionIn crossfade
transitionInDuration 450ms
}
Pair both sides with the same duration. Do not use a crossfade to hide mismatched composition if a clean cut or purposeful wipe communicates better.
Start exits slightly before the transition covers them. Keep most transitions between 450–900ms. Inspect frames around every boundary for flashes, stale layers, blank gaps, and unreadable overlapping copy.
Prefer one strong transition per real scene change. Stacking a wipe, spin, zoom, and blur weakens the visual grammar.