Open-source projects tagged “animation”

Browser-based previs studio for blocking scenes, posing characters, and cutting camera moves, then sending the shots to AI video models.

ArmorPaint is an open-source 3D PBR texture painting application that is built from source for desktop, mobile and web targets.

Turns a written script into a narrated explainer video or product demo, with a local voice, word timing and canvas rendering, driven by a coding agent.

Animated ascii art pieces for React, Next.js, Astro, plain HTML tags, SVG and the terminal, with 240 ready-made pieces.

A Claude Code skill that turns a prompt into a short procedural canvas animation, rendered to MP4 with a headless browser and ffmpeg.

ManimGL is the original 3Blue1Brown engine for writing precise, code-driven animations used to make explanatory math videos.

Command-line tool and Python library that turns a whiteboard-style image into a CPU-rendered hand-drawn reveal MP4, optionally paced to narration.

A collection of agent skills that teach AI coding assistants animation, UI design and frontend craft rules drawn from the author's experience at Vercel and Linear.

An open-source framework that turns HTML, CSS, media and seekable animations into deterministic MP4 videos, built for AI coding agents.

A terminal screensaver written in Go that starts when your shell is idle, showing animated scenes like constellations, rain, and particles.

An AI skill that turns a topic into a stickman animation storyboard, with narration, timed shots, and video prompts for Google Flow.

WebGPU shader effects packaged as drop-in components for React, Vue, Svelte, Solid and plain JavaScript.

An agent skill for Claude Code and Codex that turns AI-generated motion into web animations driven by scroll, mouse, drag, touch or device orientation.

A Python animation engine that runs Manim CE's API on a Rust and wgpu renderer to produce 2D and 3D math videos.

An agent skill that turns art-style recipes and explainer-video grammars into code-driven animation, so paintings and diagrams actually move.