Why AI motion graphics all look the same: a 12-step workflow beyond the prompt
FinanceYF5 · x · 2026-11-10
The author observes that AI-made motion graphics all converge on the same look — gradient backgrounds, centered type, fade-ins, ending logo — because people treat the prompt as the whole process.
The core claim of this 12-step tutorial series: the prompt is only 10% of the outcome. What actually decides quality is reference analysis, a self-built deterministic render engine, beat-locked audio, and a self-review loop. The series walks from prompting through the render pipeline, spring physics, synthesized sound, and self-scoring, ending with packaging the whole flow into a reusable Skill.
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