I built https://oneshotprompts.com because I've always found motion design tricky since half the time I don't know exactly what I want until I see it. There are so many different techniques, transitions, and effects out there, but it's hard to explore them when you don't even know what they're called. It's a free, visual library of 900+ motion design examples where you can browse techniques, discover new ideas, and compare different approaches. I also added a prompt generator so when you find something you like, you can turn it into a detailed prompt for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, etc. The goal is to make motion design easier to explore, understand, and actually create. Would love to hear what people think, especially if there are techniques or features I should add.   submitted by   /u/odnxe [link]   [comments]