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Motion graphics moves · #08
Kinetic typography
Words move, scale and turn in time with what is said. Words move the way they mean: one stretches, one bounces, one spins, one slams down.
Entrances & textkinetic-typographytexttypographylyricwordbouncespinslam
Full motion specification
How the movement works
Use it to make key words from narration or lyrics memorable through how they move.
- 01Four words, 1.175 s each (bold 88 px). Each exits in its last 0.2 s, fading out while moving 46 px up (cubic ease-in).
- 02Stretch (blue): horizontal scale 0.3→1 with spring 1 − e^(−4.2t)·cos(12t); vertical scale is 1/√(horizontal).
- 03Bounce (yellow): characters staggered by 0.1 s; height 78 px × |sin(πt/0.4)| × e^(−2.6t); squashed vertically by up to 16% at each contact.
- 04Spin (mint): characters staggered by 0.12 s; rotation −360°→0° over 0.62 s with backOut (s = 1.3); scale 0→1 over 0.25 s, cubic ease-out.
- 05Slam (coral, 100 px, slanted): scale 3.4→1 at 0.02–0.2 s with cubic ease-in.
- 06After impact: horizontal shake 10 px × e^(−9t) × sin(38t), vertical squash 20% × e^(−11t), and 8 radial lines for 0.4 s.
Prompt
Turn this narration into kinetic typography: make the stressed words larger and land them on the beat.
