AI Short Video Method Library — Complete Edition: 25 Code-Rendered Vertical Video Techniques

You have the script and the voice-over. What goes on screen for these 8 seconds?

This library answers that with code. It covers 25 techniques for 1080×1920 vertical video: kinetic type, data charts, 3D scenes, math animation, code walkthroughs, map routes, physics, audio-reactive visuals, whiteboard sketches, Markdown-to-video, automatic silence cutting and more. Each technique comes as a short note, a minimal project you can run, and the demo clip that project rendered.

What’s inside

• 25 runnable method folders: GSAP timelines, Three.js / WebGL, Blender Python, Manim, Motion Canvas, Lottie / SVG, FFmpeg filters, product-demo compositing, Playwright screen recording, Vega-Lite + D3 data video, 2.5D parallax, map video (MapLibre), kinetic typography, generative art, GLSL shaders, Mermaid diagrams, terminal demos, physics (Matter.js), audio-reactive spectrum, hand-drawn whiteboard (Rough.js), Markdown slides to video, Revideo templating, desktop capture, auto-editing (silence cut) and a viral-short structure.
• 25 rendered demo clips (1080×1920, 30 fps, H.264), all on one spec so they can be joined.
• A shared frame-by-frame capturer: the same code renders the same frames every time, so browser animations never drop frames.
• 57-page handbook (PDF + DOCX), 12 AI prompt templates plus a debugging prompt, a setup guide with an error table, and a license note.

Who it’s for

Creators who can write a script with AI but fall back on templates for the visuals, and anyone making explainers, product demos or data shorts. You should be comfortable running commands in a terminal; 20 of the 25 methods only need you to change text and colours.

Requirements

Node.js and FFmpeg. Python 3.10+ for 7 methods, Blender for one. The setup guide takes about 10 minutes and covers Windows, macOS and Linux.

Delivery

Instant download after purchase: one ZIP (171 files, about 64 MB) with the handbook inside.

Notes

A method library with code templates, not one-click video software. No view-count promises, no one-on-one debugging or custom work. Videos you make with it are yours to use commercially; the library itself may not be resold or redistributed.