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remotion-best-practices

Use this Canvas-owned clean-room skill when working with Remotion or React-based video generation. Trigger for Remotion projects, compositions, sequences, frame-based animation, rendering, captions, audio, video assets, templates, and debugging programmatic video output.

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Remotion Best Practices

This skill guides Remotion work in Canvas Notebook. It is a clean-room Canvas skill; do not copy vendor skill material, hidden prompts, or proprietary rule packs into this folder.

Core Contract

  • Use Remotion's frame-based model for animation. Avoid CSS animations and transitions for timeline-critical motion because renders must be deterministic by frame.
  • Keep compositions editable React components. Avoid baking the whole video into a single prerendered asset unless the user asks for that.
  • Put local media in the project's public asset path and reference it through Remotion-compatible asset helpers.
  • Make dimensions, FPS, duration, and default props explicit in composition registration.
  • Verify representative frames or short renders before delivering meaningful video changes.

Workflow

  1. Inspect the project: package scripts, Remotion version, composition registry, asset folders, styling system, and render command.
  2. Choose the task mode: new composition, targeted edit, asset integration, captions/subtitles, audio/video timing, render debugging, or export.
  3. Implement motion with frame-driven values and deterministic interpolation.
  4. Keep timing centralized: FPS, durations, sequence offsets, and transitions should be easy to audit.
  5. Render a still frame or short segment that covers the changed area. Inspect for blank frames, clipping, wrong asset paths, bad timing, text overflow, and audio/caption sync issues.

Implementation Rules

  • Use useCurrentFrame and video config values for time-based calculations.
  • Use sequences for staged entrances, exits, and scene timing.
  • Clamp interpolations where values should stop changing.
  • Avoid viewport-dependent typography that can shift between preview and render.
  • Prefer reusable components for repeated lower thirds, captions, cards, charts, and scene shells.
  • Keep text within safe margins and test the longest expected copy.
  • Use official Remotion documentation for version-specific APIs when uncertain.

Media And Captions

  • Confirm asset paths and dimensions before wiring media into a composition.
  • For captions, parse source timing data once, normalize it, and render from a structured caption model.
  • For audio, verify duration and align visual beats to frame boundaries.
  • For transparent or alpha workflows, confirm the target codec/container supports the requested output.

Final Checks

  • Composition renders at the intended size, FPS, and duration.
  • Representative frames are not blank and have correct framing.
  • Text is readable and does not overflow.
  • Assets load without broken paths.
  • Audio, captions, and transitions line up with the timeline.
  • Any skipped render verification is clearly reported.

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