remotion-best-practices

Remotion flickering usually happens when animations use browser or CSS timing instead of frame-driven logic. Driving all animations with useCurrentFrame() enforces deterministic rendering and prevents timing glitches.

Local assets and fonts in Remotion require staticFile() for correct deterministic loading. Referencing public assets with staticFile() ensures media files and fonts are properly resolved during the video rendering process.

Remotion disallows CSS and third-party animation timing because they break rendering determinism. You must drive all visual transitions and component animations using useCurrentFrame() to ensure flicker-free video output.

Adding captions and audio visualizations in Remotion requires deterministic handling by referencing specific rule files. You must drive visualizations with useCurrentFrame() and use staticFile() for any associated audio assets.

Remotion supports 3D graphics and charts within video compositions. To avoid rendering issues, you must follow component-specific implementation rules and drive all chart and 3D animations using useCurrentFrame() instead of browser timing.