
Kinetic words
Big words that slam in one after another, the last one in your accent.
16:9 · 3 s · You change: words (one line each)Templates
Words that move with the voice: titles, hooks, chapter cards and big statements.
Kinetic typography is text that moves to carry meaning: words slam in on the beat, a title writes itself on, a chapter number rises behind a line. These templates take your words and animate them for you; there's nothing to keyframe.




Open Graphics in the editor to change any of them, see it play, and render it into your video.

Big words that slam in one after another, the last one in your accent.
16:9 · 3 s · You change: words (one line each)
A kicker, a headline that rises in word by word, and a line under it.
16:9 · 4 s · You change: small line above, headline, line under it
A line typed out letter by letter with a blinking cursor.
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A big chapter number and its title, revealed behind a line.
16:9 · 3 s · You change: number, title
A quote that comes into focus, then who said it.
16:9 · 5 s · You change: quote, who said it
A one-second accent sweep with a word, between two parts of the video.
16:9 · 1 s · You change: word
A crest of thickness travels along a headline: each character swells from light to black and leans forward as the wave passes, driven by the wght and slnt variable-font axes rather than by transforms.
16:9 · 6 s · You change: headline, text color, background, weight (rest)…
Solari-style departure board: every cell walks its drum forward through the intervening characters of a fixed alphabet until it lands on its target, so the text resolves as a mechanical cascade instead of a fade.
16:9 · 4 s · You change: board text, flap alphabet (drum order), seconds per flap, per-cell start stagger…
Display title on a transparent root: blur-focus entrance, red/blue fringe that settles then breathes, perspective bow, slow scale drift
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Handwritten display text with a scalar-driven word-by-word highlight sweep and a seeded squiggle underline sized to the text; boils
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True glyph write-on: filled Caveat letterforms revealed by baked per-glyph centerline strokes traced in real stroke order with a curvature-adaptive pen-velocity ease (fast on straights, slow into curves, inter-stroke pen lifts); optional squiggle underline; boils
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Handwriting flowing along any SVG path with a per-character reveal; the path is the only geometry input
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Hand-drawn speech bubble with a positionable tail: outline draws on, paper fill fades in, handwritten text types per character; boils
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A sentence whose word-by-word emphasis is driven by a single scalar — tween it to sync the highlight with a voiceover
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Beveled 3D letters flip up one by one, the word swings so light runs across the bevels, then settles for a readable hold. Chrome, gold or matte.
16:9 · 5 s · You change: word or lettermark, tagline, finish, rim light…Blocks marked Ours are UGCLive's. The rest are from HeyGen's open-source HyperFrames registry (Apache-2.0, commit 1c3fcf4), with their authors' descriptions.
The opening seconds: a kinetic hook of three or four words stops the scroll before the voice has finished its first sentence. Chapter changes in a long video: a chapter card tells the viewer a new part has started, which keeps ten-minute videos easy to follow.
Big statements: one sentence that matters, on its own card, lands harder than the same words in the captions.




The handwritten set draws the words on like a pen: a write-on title, text that follows a curved path, a speech bubble and a sketched frame around a picture. They suit explainers, study channels and anything that wants to feel made by hand.




When you paste a script, the planner marks the lines that deserve a card: a "Chapter two" line becomes a chapter card, a quotation becomes a quote card, and a landscape video opens on a kinetic title. You can change the words of every one in the scene editor.
Animated text where the motion itself carries the meaning: words that appear in time with speech, grow on emphasis or move to show an idea. It's used in titles, lyric videos, ads and explainers.
Our blocks use the editor's burned-in faces (a grotesk, a condensed display face, a serif, a rounded face and a marker). Library blocks can keep their own typography or take your video's font.
Most run three to eight seconds. A card's length is its clip on the timeline, so trimming it changes how long it holds.
Updated 29 October 2026
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