Liquid-Rupture Logo Reveal
Reveal a supplied logo through a liquid-distortion sequence that ends with a crisp, readable brand lockup.
Assemble a product-launch film from a coordinated library of editable UI, data, typography, gallery and CTA scenes.

Additional service costs: Optional generated music or artwork is billed by the service you choose.
npx --yes skillry-cli@latest install bs-launchmotionSign in first with npx --yes skillry-cli@latest login. Use Node.js 22+ on macOS or Windows; add --agent claude-code for Claude Code. The publisher also offers ZIP installation for Linux. Paid skills require your purchase or subscription.
Requests that put this skill to work.
Select five complementary launch scenes for our website and join them into one consistently branded film.
v1.0.4CurrentOct 28, 2026
Public listing reviewed; instruction-package access remains with the original publisher.
Assemble a product-launch film from a coordinated library of editable UI, data, typography, gallery and CTA scenes. An editable collection of launch scenes that can be rendered individually or assembled into one 1080p or 4K film.
Your product website or name, launch story, brand assets and optional owned soundtrack. Publisher-listed dependencies: HyperFrames CLI 0.8.30 or compatible — required; Node.js 22 or newer — required; FFmpeg — required; Internet access on first use of a scene — required to download its photos and footage; Music: ELEVENLABS_API_KEY for ElevenLabs Music, or FAL_KEY for ElevenLabs Music through FAL — optional; your own track also works; Google Chrome and playwright-core — optional, only for the social-proof wall built from real posts.
This collection is available through the original publisher's subscription. Check the current plan before installing; the listing does not grant access to the package.
Sign in with npx --yes skillry-cli@latest login, then run npx --yes skillry-cli@latest install bs-launchmotion. The publisher documents Node.js 22 or newer on macOS or Windows for its CLI. Add --agent claude-code for Claude Code; the default installation folder is shared by Codex and Cursor. Linux users can use the publisher's ZIP installation option.