
Leon retweeted
Opus 5.5 is F*CKING insane at kinetic typography
made this whole loop in code with opus, 0 after effects
u can also make it
- > prompt below
{
"title": "Fluid & Bold Type - kinetic typography loop",
"task": "Build this horizontal kinetic-typography loop 100% in code (HTML canvas drawn frame by frame, encoded with ffmpeg). Generate the sound design in code too (pure synthesis, zero samples or stock music).",
"output": {
"resolution": "1920x1080",
"aspect_ratio": "16:9",
"fps": 30,
"total_frames": 180,
"duration_seconds": 6.0,
"codec": "H.264 yuv420p + AAC 44.1 kHz stereo",
"loop": "Perfect loop: the last frames crush 'Type' into a huge ghosted smear that hands off to frame 1 ('Fluid' at 2.4x scale with letters crushed together)",
"motion_blur": "Real shutter blur by averaging subframes: 6 subframes at 180 deg on calm frames, 12-20 subframes at 360-430 deg on fast moves, 24 subframes at 720 deg on the loop seam"
},
"canvas": {
"background": "near white #FBFDF6 with 5 big soft lime blobs (#D6FF7A, #E8FFA6, #CCFA96, #EEFFC4, #C0F670) drifting on ellipses, one full orbit every 6 s so the loop is clean, no grain",
"ink": "#0B0C08, flat fill without outlines or shadows",
"font": "Inter Display Bold, 200 px base size. Letters are always real glyphs (scale, rotate, move), never redrawn"
},
"timeline": [
{"t": "0.00-0.66", "name": "Fluid snaps in", "action": "'Fluid' starts at 2.4x scale with letter spacing at 50% (letters overlap) and eases to 1.0x with normal spacing at the centre (960,540)", "easing": "expo out"},
{"t": "0.66-1.00", "name": "Hold", "action": "'Fluid' drifts up 6 px"},
{"t": "1.00-1.60", "name": "Row builds", "action": "'Fluid' slides left to x 530. From 1.15 s the letters of 'Bold' rise one by one (50 ms stagger, 0.45 s each) from y 720 to 540, centred on x 1390, rotating -25 to 0 deg and scaling 0.6 to 1. At 1.25 s '&' pops in at (960,548): scale 0 to 1.05 with overshoot, spinning -180 to 0 deg", "easing": "in-out, back out"},
{"t": "1.60-2.20", "name": "Settle", "action": "Fluid x 530 to 560, Bold x 1390 to 1360, one line that reads 'Fluid & Bold'", "easing": "cubic out"},
{"t": "2.20-2.60", "name": "Ampersand collapse", "action": "'&' spins 360 deg and shrinks to nothing", "easing": "cubic in"},
{"t": "2.60-3.20", "name": "Melt", "action": "All 9 letters fall 35 ms apart into a pile at the bottom (x 660-1120, y 760-950) with a bouncing landing, each with its own rotation (-88 to 200 deg) and scale (1.0 to 1.7)", "easing": "bounce out on y, cubic out on x, rotation and scale"},
{"t": "3.20-3.50", "name": "Pile hold", "action": "The pile breathes with a 5% vertical squash"},
{"t": "3.50-4.05", "name": "Vortex", "action": "Every letter spirals into the centre (960,540): radius to 0, 1.3 turns, +540 deg spin, shrinks 92%, fades out in the last 15%", "easing": "cubic in"},
{"t": "4.05-4.20", "name": "Flash", "action": "Empty frame with a white flash that fades out"},
{"t": "4.10-4.60", "name": "Type slams in", "action": "'Type' at 1.15x: T flies in from the top, y from the right, p from the bottom, e from the left, rotating from 90 / -90 / 180 / -90 deg to 0, 50 ms stagger", "easing": "expo out"},
{"t": "4.45-5.30", "name": "Underline", "action": "A 16 px ink bar sweeps in under the word left to right (4.45-4.80) and retracts from the left (4.95-5.30)", "easing": "cubic out, then cubic in"},
{"t": "4.60-5.55", "name": "Type grows", "action": "Scale 1.15x to 1.61x: fast start, slow middle, accelerating tail"},
{"t": "5.55-6.00", "name": "Loop seam", "action": "'Type' grows to 2.4x while its spacing crushes to 50%. In the last 0.15 s it cross-fades into 'Fluid' in the same crushed state = frame 1", "easing": "cubic in"}
],
"audio": {
"mode": "GENERATE_IN_CODE",
"bed": "airy pad (E, G#, B, high E + low E), every tone snapped so it loops every 6 s",
"sync_map": [
{"time_s": 0.00, "event": "reverse swell into a sub hit as 'Fluid' snaps in"},
{"time_s": 1.40, "event": "ping + soft thump as '&' lands"},
{"time_s": 2.60, "event": "biggest hit as '&' disappears"},
{"time_s": 2.78, "event": "9 small wood ticks, one per landing letter"},
{"time_s": 4.05, "event": "riser into a hit on the white flash"},
{"time_s": 4.27, "event": "4 short slams as 'Type' locks in"},
{"time_s": 4.48, "event": "3-note shimmer as the underline draws"},
{"time_s": 5.45, "event": "riser that wraps around into the 0.00 hit"}
]
},
"style_rules": [
"Flat 2D only: near-black glyphs on a pale lime gradient",
"Every move is an ease curve plus real motion blur, nothing linear except the background drift",
"Keep every hit exactly on the sync_map times"
],
"negative_prompt": ["extra colors", "gradients on text", "shadows", "3D", "camera shake", "stock music", "extra words"]
}
Leon retweeted
bro... what??? this video got posted 6 days ago and its already at 1.1M views
the channel's other 24 videos did about 470K combined
one immortal snail video beat everything they ever posted
im genuinely losing my mind looking at this channel
should i drop a free prompt that builds this whole format in code?
Leon retweeted
it's f*cking wild darkugc.com is free (not paid to post this btw)
you have no excuse to not know what organic content to test + run as ads for your app
here's how I'd use it if I were starting an app today:
MAP YOUR NICHE
- pull the top videos in your category from the last 30 days. Write down 4 things for each: the hook, the format, how the app shows up, the CTA. After 25 videos you'll see the same 3-4 formats winning over and over, those are your first tests
COPY THE SKELETON
- top format might be
"POV: you find out the app does X" or
"I tried X for 30 days"
take the structure and rebuild it around your one best feature, write 3-5 hooks per skeleton. The hook does 90% of the work
STEAL YOUR COMPETITORS CREATORS
- search every creator who already posted for your top 5 competitors. They already know the niche and have proof it works for them. this is the easiest outreach list you'll ever find
WATCH WHAT COMPETITORS KEEP RUNNING
- One viral video is luck, but the same format posted 20 times by one brand means it's printing money, so you better test it
FILTER FOR YOUR AHA MOMENT
- plenty of viral UGC gets millions of views and zero downloads, our benchmark was 5 downloads per 1,000 views. Find formats that show the app in action and make sure it's easy to see the value of the app and you clearly understand what it does in 3-5 seconds
RUN IT EVERY WEEK
- new winners in, 10 fresh tests out, best organic videos go to paid. Keep a log of which borrowed formats actually converted for YOUR app, and that log becomes the playbook nobody can copy
or you can just paste the prompt below into Claude or ChatGPT (with the DarkUGC MCP connector on) and it'll run this exact workflow for you
thank me later
introducing the biggest open library of viral ugc videos
> every viral ugc video on earth
> every ugc creator on earth
> every brand running ugc on earth
all in one place (100% free)
if a ugc video goes viral today, you'll see it here tomorrow
i went back and forth on making this public
brands spend months figuring out what works. this puts their whole playbook in the open
but i think shared knowledge is worth more than that risk
this is the lite version. 10x more dangerous version is coming...
enjoy darkugc.com : )
Leon retweeted
how to build a $100k/mo app:
> go to darkugc.com
> pick a category you love
> find the one feature every viral video in it is selling
> build just that feature with claude, but prettier
> copy the formats that made those videos blow up
> repeat
sounds too simple but this tweet is true : )
Leon retweeted
HOLY F*CK
found another faceless channel printing money
it was created 29 days ago
-> 50.2K subscribers
-> 6.96M views
-> its supermarket video alone did 2.8M
then it turned its 2 biggest videos into 4 part series
assuming an rpm of $5-$10, this guy wouldve already made $34,700 - $69,500
this is lowk a money printer once u realize this whole format can be built in code with claude for $0
should i drop the prompt for this one too?
HOLY F*CK
found another faceless channel printing money
it was created 29 days ago
-> 50.2K subscribers
-> 6.96M views
-> its supermarket video alone did 2.8M
then it turned its 2 biggest videos into 4 part series
assuming an rpm of $5-$10, this guy wouldve already made $34,700 - $69,500
this is lowk a money printer once u realize this whole format can be built in code with claude for $0
should i drop the prompt for this one too?
Leon retweeted
i just re created this viral stickman survival format in full code with claude opus 5.5
$0 on ai images or video tools, every frame and every sound is code
i turned it into a claude prompt that im giving out for free
open claude code, paste the prompt, swap in your story ↓
build me a 30 second vertical stick figure survival short, 100% in code, without ai images or video tools.
<inputs>
ask me for: where he's stranded, how many days until rescue, 4 story beats (each with a day number and one caption line) and the cliffhanger for the last beat
</inputs>
<build>
1) one html file with a 1080x1920 canvas. draw everything with canvas 2d: sky, ground, props, the stick figure, weather, text
2) expose window.setT(t) that draws the exact frame for time t in seconds, plus window.TOTAL. nothing animates on its own, so every render is identical
3) the stick figure: round helmet with a visor, torso, two part arms and legs, one accent colour backpack. poses as parameters: walk cycle, carry, crouch, sit, look up
4) every beat gets a big "DAY N" badge at the top, one caption at the bottom that types in word by word and one action that moves
5) a small hud in the corner (oxygen, power, food) that drops from beat to beat
6) weather from a seeded random so the snow is identical on every render
7) end on the cliffhanger, a white flash, the final DAY badge and "follow for part 2"
</build>
<render>
1) a python script with playwright: open the html, call setT(i/30) for every frame, screenshot each one
2) a numpy script for the sound: wind that follows the weather, a low drone, a hit on every DAY badge and on the cliffhanger
3) ffmpeg to join frames and audio into an h264 mp4 at 30fps
</render>
render one test frame per beat and show me before you render the whole video
i just re created this viral stickman survival format in full code with claude opus 5.5
$0 on ai images or video tools, every frame and every sound is code
i turned it into a claude prompt that im giving out for free
open claude code, paste the prompt, swap in your story ↓
build me a 30 second vertical stick figure survival short, 100% in code, without ai images or video tools.
<inputs>
ask me for: where he's stranded, how many days until rescue, 4 story beats (each with a day number and one caption line) and the cliffhanger for the last beat
</inputs>
<build>
1) one html file with a 1080x1920 canvas. draw everything with canvas 2d: sky, ground, props, the stick figure, weather, text
2) expose window.setT(t) that draws the exact frame for time t in seconds, plus window.TOTAL. nothing animates on its own, so every render is identical
3) the stick figure: round helmet with a visor, torso, two part arms and legs, one accent colour backpack. poses as parameters: walk cycle, carry, crouch, sit, look up
4) every beat gets a big "DAY N" badge at the top, one caption at the bottom that types in word by word and one action that moves
5) a small hud in the corner (oxygen, power, food) that drops from beat to beat
6) weather from a seeded random so the snow is identical on every render
7) end on the cliffhanger, a white flash, the final DAY badge and "follow for part 2"
</build>
<render>
1) a python script with playwright: open the html, call setT(i/30) for every frame, screenshot each one
2) a numpy script for the sound: wind that follows the weather, a low drone, a hit on every DAY badge and on the cliffhanger
3) ffmpeg to join frames and audio into an h264 mp4 at 30fps
</render>
render one test frame per beat and show me before you render the whole video
Leon retweeted
this girl might be a fucking genius
she built a 1.2M follower page out of pink dream bedrooms and turned every room into a shop
-> 75.7M views on one bedroom reel, the bedding brand tagged right in the caption
-> another reel tags the brand of the lamp
-> 7 "shop" highlights on her profile: amazon, ltk and 5 more stores
-> a separate @.shopellglamhome account for the looks
every viral room sends people to a brand tag and a shop link. the shop links pay her a cut of each order
if you sell anything for the home, this is the page to study
this girl might be a fucking genius
she built a 1.2M follower page out of pink dream bedrooms and turned every room into a shop
-> 75.7M views on one bedroom reel, the bedding brand tagged right in the caption
-> another reel tags the brand of the lamp
-> 7 "shop" highlights on her profile: amazon, ltk and 5 more stores
-> a separate @.shopellglamhome account for the looks
every viral room sends people to a brand tag and a shop link. the shop links pay her a cut of each order
if you sell anything for the home, this is the page to study
Leon retweeted
holy f*ck this stick figure channel is printing views
-> 101K subscribers on youtube
-> 241K followers on instagram
-> 7.15M youtube views off 21 videos
the format: 2 stick figures surviving a zombie outbreak, a "Day 162" in every title, a new episode almost every day
it posted "30 days trapped on the 30th floor" on oct 11
2.77M on youtube, then cut into 3 reels on instagram: 12M, 4M and 3.15M
assuming an rpm of $5-$10 on those 7.15M youtube views, that's $35.7K - $71.5K (rough estimate)
the reason why this works
-> every title has a day count, so you go back for the one before it
-> one long episode becomes 3 reels, each one ends on a cliffhanger
-> a copycat with the same "30 days trapped" titles is already at 44.5K subs
~ watch one reel
~ need part 2
~ end up on the youtube channel
Leon retweeted
introducing the biggest open library of viral ugc videos
> every viral ugc video on earth
> every ugc creator on earth
> every brand running ugc on earth
all in one place (100% free)
if a ugc video goes viral today, you'll see it here tomorrow
i went back and forth on making this public
brands spend months figuring out what works. this puts their whole playbook in the open
but i think shared knowledge is worth more than that risk
this is the lite version. 10x more dangerous version is coming...
enjoy darkugc.com : )
hello darkugc.com : )
Leon retweeted
holy f*ck this baby cartoon page is a masterclass in captions
-> 18.9M views on its top reel
-> 3 reels over 12M
all 3 captions read like the start of a story:
"that moment when you realize life just changed forever"
its newest reels say "blu and blocks" and "snowwwy bluu"
-> 15.7K and 10.9K
the reason why this works
-> the caption tells you what to feel before the video starts
-> a label gives nobody a reason to stay
~ read the caption
~ feel something
~ watch till the end
follow along for more breakdowns
holy f*ck this baby cartoon page is a masterclass in captions
-> 18.9M views on its top reel
-> 3 reels over 12M
all 3 captions read like the start of a story:
"that moment when you realize life just changed forever"
its newest reels say "blu and blocks" and "snowwwy bluu"
-> 15.7K and 10.9K
the reason why this works
-> the caption tells you what to feel before the video starts
-> a label gives nobody a reason to stay
~ read the caption
~ feel something
~ watch till the end
follow along for more breakdowns
Leon retweeted
holy f*ck this ai couple page is a masterclass in organic growth
-> 37 posts
-> 10.7M views on its top reel
its 3 biggest reels all came out in 12 f*cking days: 10.7M, 7.9M and 5.8M
the top one opens with "marriage is peaceful... until your wife gets an idea"
the reason why this works
-> the same husband and wife in every reel, you know them in one frame
-> the caption ends with "tag your partner", so every view can turn into a share
-> the jokes are fights every couple has had
~ they watch one
~ tag their partner
~ the partner opens the page
follow along for more breakdowns
Leon retweeted
suno gave the SAME script to three creators and it went viral all three times
7M views combined


















