Vocabulary that changes output

Natural-language adjectives the skills map to specific framework settings — easing, captions, transitions, audio, voices.

The dial told you how much to specify; this page is the word list for the cheap-precision setting — style tokens that cost you nothing to say and remove real ambiguity. The skills map natural-language adjectives to specific framework settings. Using the right word gets you the right result without specifying technical details.

Motion & easing

Describe how motion should feel and the agent picks the matching GSAP ease:

Say this	Agent uses	Feels like
smooth	power2.out	Natural deceleration
snappy	power4.out	Quick and decisive
bouncy	back.out	Overshoots then settles
springy	elastic.out	Oscillates into place
dramatic	expo.out	Fast start, long glide
dreamy	sine.inOut	Slow, symmetrical

Timing shorthand: fast (0.2s) = energy, medium (0.4s) = professional, slow (0.6s) = luxury, very slow (1–2s) = cinematic.

Each word, rendered — the same move, only the ease changes:

smooth · power2.out

snappy · power4.out

bouncy · back.out

springy · elastic.out

dramatic · expo.out

dreamy · sine.inOut

Camera language

Compositions have no physical camera, but camera words translate directly into scene transforms (or real camera moves in Three.js scenes):

Say this	Agent builds
slow push-in	4–8% scale increase across the scene, gentle ease
pull back / widen	scale decrease, often paired with elements entering
pan across	horizontal translate of the scene layer
drone orbit	continuous camera orbit (Three.js scenes)
crane down/up	vertical camera drift combined with a look-at shift
whip to	fast blurred slide into the next framing
parallax	layers translating at different rates for depth

The same scene under each camera word:

slow push-in

pull back

pan across

crane down

whip to

parallax

drone orbit (Three.js)

Depth language

Say this	Agent builds
near-lens / foreground bokeh	large, heavily-blurred elements drifting close to camera
depth planes	2–3 layers moving at different speeds
out-of-focus background	blurred, slower-moving back layer
shallow depth of field	sharp subject, blurred everything-else

Pacing language

Say this	Agent builds
punchy cuts	1.5–4s per idea, hard cuts, overlapping entrances
cinematic holds	longer beats with ambient idle motion
beat-synced	cuts and accents on the music’s beat grid
breathing room	a held moment before the next beat starts
ambient idle	1–2% breathing scale + slow drift during holds

Caption tones

The full chapter: Caption styles.

Describe the energy of your captions and the agent picks matching typography, size, and animation:

Tone	Typography	Animation	Size range
Hype	Heavy weight fonts	Scale-pop	72–96px
Corporate	Clean sans-serif	Fade + slide	56–72px
Tutorial	Monospace	Typewriter	48–64px
Storytelling	Serif	Slow fade	44–56px
Social	Rounded, playful	Bounce	56–80px

"Hype-style captions with scale-pop"
"Calm, elegant subtitles with slow fades"
"Karaoke-style word highlighting"

Per-word styling also works:

"Make brand names larger with accent color"
"Add bounce to emotional keywords"
"Highlight numbers differently"

Transitions

The full chapter: Transitions.

Every multi-scene composition benefits from transitions. Describe the energy level:

Energy	CSS option	Shader option
Calm	Blur crossfade	Cross-warp morph
Medium	Push slide	Whip pan
High	Zoom through	Glitch, ridged burn

Or describe by mood:

"Warm transitions for this wellness brand"
"Cold, clinical transitions for tech"
"Playful bouncy transitions"
"Dramatic zoom for the reveal"

Audio-reactive animation

The full chapter: Media and audio.

Map audio frequency bands to visual properties. The agent uses these defaults:

Audio band	Maps to	Visual effect
Bass	scale	Pulse on the beat
Treble	glow	Shimmer intensity
Amplitude	opacity	Breathing
Mids	shape	Morphing

"Make the text pulse with the beat"
"Add bass-driven scale to the logo"
"Create glow that responds to treble"

Keep audio-reactive effects subtle for text (3–6% intensity). Go bigger for backgrounds (10–30%).

Marker highlights

Hand-drawn emphasis effects for text:

Mode	Effect	Best for
highlight	Marker sweep	Key phrases
circle	Hand-drawn ellipse	Single words
burst	Radiating lines	Hype moments
scribble	Chaotic scratch	Crossing out
sketchout	Rectangle outline	Callouts

"Add a marker highlight sweep on 'revolutionary'"
"Circle this keyword with hand-drawn effect"
"Add burst lines around 'AMAZING'"

The five modes on the same sentence:

highlight

circle

burst

scribble

sketchout

Text-to-speech voices

TTS runs locally via Kokoro (no API key needed). Describe the content and the agent picks a voice, or request one directly:

Content type	Recommended voices
Product demo	af_heart, af_nova
Tutorial	am_adam, bf_emma
Marketing	af_sky, am_michael

"Generate narration for this script"
"Create voiceover with a professional female voice"
"Add TTS with British male voice at 1.1x speed"

Rendering quality

The full chapter: Rendering and output.

Quality	Use for
draft	Fast iteration
standard	Review and feedback
high	Final delivery

"Quick draft render"
"Render at high quality"
"Export as transparent WebM"

Next: High-fidelity looks — past single words, into full visual specs that carry an entire look.