Wordmark ignition
Layers (3, bottom → top) 1. Background mesh — shape · rectangle Position (−1.9, 0.7), size 3.2 × 1.9, fills the frame Mesh gradient, 15 nodes (5×3 grid, all spot, size 0.3, edge 0.45), oklab blend — palette: #FF5C1F #FD44B7 #FFA4F9 #FFC285 #5075FE alternating with dark fillers #1a1210 / #241812 Motion: drift 0.45, speed 1, seed 1 (slow aurora wander) Layer blur 0.05 (the soft background wash), full lifetime 0–1800 ms 2. Wordmark "YOUR BRAND" — text Position (−1.9, 0.78), Inter 800, size 0.095, white #FFFFFF, letterSpacing 0.02, centered Entrance: mask-sweep right, 700 ms, delay 400 ms, ease-out-expo, scaleFrom 1.04 Glow: #FF5C1F, blur 0.012, intensity 0.7, edge mode ← the tightened version from the blur fix Full lifetime 0–1800 ms 3. Tagline "Ready to remix." — text Position (−1.9, 0.58), Inter 500, size 0.026, #FFA4F9 In at 600 ms (fade 500 ms, delay 150 ms, ease-out), out at 1800 ms No effects Camera Rest framing: zoom 1, centered on (−1.9, 0.7) — held for 0–1400 ms Framer block: 140
By Hamza·10s
How remixing works
Open the template in the Raylight editor, drop your own screenshots, footage, and copy into the existing layers, and the camera moves, timing, and effects carry over. Export as MP4 or GIF when it looks right. The free plan covers it.