Words ARE the video — slamming, stretching, snapping to a beat. For claims too good to bury under b-roll.
Kinetic typography animation, vertical 9:16, 6 seconds, cut to a hard-hitting beat around 100 BPM — sync motion to the audio, never the reverse. CANVAS: flat [BRAND COLOR — e.g. "electric blue #1B4BF2"] background, bold grotesk typeface (Druk / Helvetica Now energy), white type with one accent color reserved for the money words. The single claim, animated word by word: "[ONE KILLER CLAIM — e.g. "this replaced my $200/mo stack"]". BEATS — 0.0–1.5s: First word SLAMS in full-frame on beat one with a 4-pixel impact shake; second word snaps in beneath it. (Scale plus impact in the first frames is the hook — never fade in.) 1.5–3.0s: Middle words machine-gun in on eighth notes, alternating left/right alignment; the verb stretches to full frame width, then snaps back. 3.0–4.5s: The number flips like a split-flap counter — 50, 120, 200 — landing exactly on a beat; accent color hits the dollar figure. 4.5–6.0s: The final word shatters into shards that fall away, revealing a clean hero shot of [PRODUCT — e.g. "the Ledgr app on an iPhone"] centered on the same background, logo small at the bottom. Easing: snappy 0.2s ease-out on every move — no drift, no motion-blur soup. One claim only; a second claim halves the punch. No watermark, no extra copy.