
Giving you tab groups so your heads don’t spin
The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — Energetic electronic score with pulsating synth arpeggios and a sub-bass drop/impact at 0:00.)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — The electronic score continues with a riser at 0:08, building intensity.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — A noticeable sweep sound effect occurs at 0:14, marking a transition.)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — The energetic electronic score continues, maintaining a driving rhythm.)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — A final impactful sub-bass drop at 0:29 signals the conclusion.)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the ui-feature-reveal-fast-cut template.
A right-click context menu appears with a subtle fade and scale, followed by a hover state highlight on menu items. Sub-menus expand horizontally.
Use `interpolate` for opacity and `scale` transform. Implement `spring` for hover states on menu items. Sub-menu expansion can use `translateX` with `easeOutCubic`.
The camera smoothly pans horizontally across a long row of tabs, highlighting individual tabs or groups as it moves. Tabs can visually 'snap' into focus.
Utilize `useCurrentFrame` and `interpolate` for `translateX` on the tab container. Implement `spring` for a subtle 'snap' effect when a tab group becomes active. Ensure `overflow: hidden` on the parent container.
Multiple individual tabs visually coalesce into a single, colored tab group. This involves a slight repositioning and a change in visual styling (e.g., background color, border radius).
Animate `x` position, `width`, `backgroundColor`, and `borderRadius` using `spring` or `easeOutExpo`. Use `z-index` to manage layering during the transition. Text input animation can be a simple `typewriter` effect.
Purpose. Establish the problem of overwhelming open tabs and the need for better organization.
Execution. Rapid succession of shots showing numerous open, unorganized tabs, creating a sense of visual chaos.
Purpose. Introduce the tab grouping feature as the direct answer to the problem.
Execution. Clear, step-by-step UI demonstration of creating a tab group, highlighting the simplicity and effectiveness.
Purpose. Showcase the benefits of the feature in a practical, real-world scenario.
Execution. Fluid panning across a beautifully organized tab bar, with distinct, color-coded groups, emphasizing efficiency.
Purpose. Reinforce the brand's commitment to user experience and problem-solving.
Execution. Impactful final screen with the Figma logo and tagline, summarizing the core benefit of the new feature.
Objective
Demonstrate a new 'Smart Inbox' feature for an email client that automatically categorizes emails.How the recipe adapts
The video would open with a cluttered email inbox, using rapid cuts and horizontal scrolling to convey the overwhelming number of unread messages. Then, a ContextualMenuReveal primitive would show the 'Categorize' option. The TabGroupFormation primitive would be adapted to show emails visually sorting into 'Work', 'Personal', and 'Promotions' folders with distinct colors, using smooth transitions. The HorizontalTabScroll primitive would be repurposed to pan across the newly organized inbox, highlighting the efficiency. The final screen would feature the email client's logo and a tagline like 'Your Inbox, Reimagined'.Scene durations (5 scenes, 33s)
Key Remotion components

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