remotion-best-practices

Remotion render flickering typically happens when animations are driven by CSS or Tailwind classes instead of useCurrentFrame(). You must drive all timeline animations using useCurrentFrame() to ensure frame-accurate rendering and prevent broken timeline behavior.

To load media assets in Remotion without glitches, import images, videos, audio, and fonts using staticFile(). Following staticFile() workflows for asset handling prevents broken paths and ensures reliable output during video rendering.

Yes, Remotion works with Three.js and React Three Fiber for 3D video rendering, but requires following specific component constraints like ThreeCanvas requirements. Adhering to these domain-specific rules ensures 3D animations render correctly without flickering.

The best way to handle audio and captions in Remotion is by following specific sequencing and media constraints, including using FFmpeg or Mediabunny for video and audio tasks. Proper use of staticFile() for assets ensures captions sync correctly.

No, you cannot use CSS animations or Tailwind animation classes for transitions in Remotion. Transitions and overlays must be driven by useCurrentFrame() to maintain rendering consistency and prevent flickering across the composition timeline.

To render Mapbox map animations in Remotion without timing issues, apply domain-specific sequencing rules and drive all map movements using useCurrentFrame(). This ensures map overlays and transitions stay synchronized with the video timeline.