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According to a post on X by @fal, the company has launched Motion to Code. Users can describe an animation or drop in an image or video, and the tool returns editable code, either a GSAP web page or a looping GLSL shader. The post says the output is a few kilobytes instead of megabytes of video and stays sharp at any resolution.
According to a post on X by @fal, the company has launched Motion to Code. Users can describe an animation or drop in an image or video, and the tool returns editable code, either a GSAP web page or a looping GLSL shader. The post says the output is a few kilobytes instead of megabytes of video and stays sharp at any resolution.
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Describe an animation or drop in an image or video, and fal returns editable code, either a GSAP web page or a looping GLSL shader. The output is a few kilobytes instead of megabytes of video and stays sharp at any resolution. Original post on X Section: Launches & New Products
Developers and designers building web motion graphics could work with editable code rather than large video files, according to the post's description. The claims come from the company's own post, so real-world results are not yet clear. Watch for independent testing and more detail on supported inputs and output quality.
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