Movebook

How to use it

Find the move. Scroll or search. Every tile is the real code playing at reel size.
Say the ID. "Use M-30 on the 30, M-32 on the price line, end on M-50 with POSTS."
Claude drops it in. The motion-library skill reads the same entry, pastes its HTML, CSS and timeline into the reel, and times it to your words.

The ID ranges

Rules every move follows

Built for 1080 by 1920, white ground, ink, one blue (#1D5BFF), Inter with Playfair italic accents.
Fast in, fast out: expo out on entry, expo in on exit. No bouncy defaults.
Every move lands on a spoken word. Picture changes every 1.5 to 3 seconds.
No footage, name, logo or graphics from any other creator. Ever.

Sources and licenses

Every snippet in this library is original code. Reels we already shipped are the main source. Open source packs below were checked for license. Only "yes" items may be adapted; "check" and "no" items are links for ideas only, never copied.

Reuse	Pack	Good for	License

Checked 2026-11-05 against each repo's LICENSE file or package metadata. Full notes live in research/LICENSES.md.

Prompt Motion

An index of the motion videos collected at prompt-motion.com by @p4nthera_. Each one plays here as it does there, streamed from prompt-motion.com. The videos and prompts belong to their creators, so click a video to watch it in full and open its title to read the prompt on their site.

When one is worth borrowing the idea from, ask Claude to rebuild it as our own move with a new M number. Closest moves we already have are listed beside each one.

Search

Nothing here is copied. Titles, creators, dates and categories are listed as they appear on prompt-motion.com, and every video plays from their server with its creator credited and linked.