What problem does it solve?
This Skill prevents broken or subtly incorrect Remotion renders by codifying the framework’s rendering constraints and best practices, so your animations consistently appear the way you intended in final video output.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Correct Remotion animation patterns: Use Remotion’s timing primitives such as
useCurrentFrame() and interpolate() (with Easing) to create deterministic motion that renders reliably.
- Render-safe composition structure: Avoid patterns that break rendering (for example, CSS transitions and Tailwind animation class names are called out as forbidden).
- Asset and layout conventions: Prefer Remotion-supported asset handling (
public/ + staticFile() and @remotion/media components) and consistent composition registration via Root.tsx.
Use it when you:
- are building or fixing a Remotion composition that renders incorrectly in exported video,
- need a reliable template for timing/layout and asset references,
- want to integrate captions, FFmpeg-based workflows, or HTML-in-canvas correctly.
Quick Start
Use the remotion-best-practices Skill when authoring a composition that must animate with frame-accurate timing and use only Remotion-safe animation techniques.
