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Stop editing timelines. Start writing prompts. Replit Animation lets you create animated videos inside Replit using code. Replit ⠕ #replitanimation It generates TypeScript behind the scenes with modern animation libraries, turning your ideas into fully rendered mp4 videos. Plug in your existing design systems, typography, tokens, and production components... to create videos that match your product perfectly. Video as code changes the workflow. Your components become reusable animation blocks. Update the code, regenerate the video, ship again. From automated changelog videos to polished feature releases, video creation becomes a scalable pipeline. Here is an example of a video I generated with Replit Animation. Export in your preferred resolution and frame rate or host it online with a shareable URL. Mention video in your first prompt or choose Animation under App mode to activate it. Start creating:show more

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