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Phrase Swarm

One phrase comes apart and another gathers out of the pieces. The opening line holds, its letters fly outward, and at the peak the scene cuts — identity, position and size all change on one frame — then the closing phrase gathers back over twice as long, its letters arriving at different depths and a couple of them landing late. Two phrases in, 51 frames out. Any two strings, any two lengths.

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Text & Titles
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Price

$129 a year · $249 outright

Frequently asked questions

How do I add Phrase Swarm to a Remotion project?

Phrase Swarm is part of snapcn Pro, and installs with the same shadcn CLI as every free component: npx shadcn@latest add @snapcn/phrase-swarm. The source is copied into your project and is yours to edit — there is no runtime package to keep installed.

What is Phrase Swarm?

Phrase Swarm is a Remotion word swarm animation for React. One phrase comes apart and another gathers out of the pieces.

Is Phrase Swarm free?

No. It is one of 55 Pro components, sold together: $129 a year for the whole catalogue and everything that ships while your year runs, or $249 once to own it outright. The other 46 snapcn components are free and MIT.