Changelog

What shipped, and when

Every component in snapcn, by the day it landed. Every entry installs with one command — the source lands in your repo and you own it from there.

  1. 1 component
    • Block Wordmark

      A square scales in, a deck of coloured cards fans out around it and winds back, then the stack stretches into one block per letter and each block flashes a colour and swaps for its real letterform

  2. 2 components
    • Announce Title

      A four-shot launch title — the eyebrow rushes past the camera on a receding type plane, the name assembles on paper, and a macro pan cuts wide as the tagline builds itself last word first

    • Status Cycle

      A status pill whose label rolls behind a hard clip while its width springs past the target and back, then the field crossfades to a column of chips stepping up from below

  3. 1 component
    • Answer Stream

      The beat after send — a macro shot on the button cuts hard to the answer building itself, while the camera pulls back about a focal point above the frame to keep up with it

  4. 1 component
    • Prompt Zoom

      An assistant landing screen that offers its suggestions, then cuts hard into the caret — a measured 2.547× push anchored on the text insertion point — where the prompt types itself

  5. 18 components
    • Text Reveal

      A cinematic zoom-out title reveal — the lead word appears large, then scales down and slides into place as the sentence sweeps in and settles

    • Text Swell

      The lead word floats toward you and hangs there while the sentence assembles around it, letters bouncing up off the baseline — then the whole line falls back

    • Text Highlight

      Animated emphasis on one span inside a static sentence — marker, color, underline, strikethrough, or shimmer

    • Text Swap

      Replace one line of text with another using exit-then-enter scheduling and five transition presets

    • Text Build

      Words enter one at a time while the already-placed words reflow to stay centered — as a line or a stack

    • Word Flip

      A headline types itself out, then one word cycles on a 3D flip — anticipation dip, motion-blurred throw, zero reflow

    • Word Captions

      Burned-in captions in the styles big channels use — the YouTube box by default (white Roboto on a per-line black box), plus outlined and accent presets

    • Karaoke Captions

      A caption line over any footage — the YouTube per-line black box by default, with karaoke fill, highlight-bar, and pill presets

    • Logo Assemble

      A ring of image cards revolves and drains to the centre, giving birth to a simple logo that slides left as the brand name reveals to its right

    • Logo Flicker

      Images flip across the screen very fast, the flicker decelerates and fades, and the logo and brand name resolve underneath

    • Phone Frame

      iPhone-style device frame with a dynamic island — sways in 3D showing off a glowing ride-summary map that draws itself

    • Laptop Frame

      MacBook that opens, runs a notch notification, then dives into the screen until an image or video fills the frame

    • Terminal Simulator

      Terminal window with chunked command playback, freeze-frame pauses, step scrolling, and an optional cursor-pinned zoom

    • Follower Rush

      An X-style follower notification that piles up — avatars stack in and the count explodes, then the row bends into an undulating wave of faces

    • Product Hero

      Cinematic product-launch hero — two cards slide into formation as the headline reveals above

    • Orbit Gallery

      A ring of feature cards orbits a central product mark, each rotating upright as it swings to the front

    • Moodboard Reveal

      A kinetic headline with a swapping inline image, then a scattered photo gallery flies in and the camera pushes through it — dark to light — onto a hero image

    • Search Typing

      A search field wider than the shot — it comes forward, types across its left half, then pages to its right half

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