The gist

Motion Prompt is a visual dictionary of design, camera, and motion terms for prompting AI tools. It pairs each term with a moving sample, a plain definition, and sample prompt text. It helps non-technical creators and small agencies describe exactly what visual effects they want without guessing the terminology.

What it does

Provides an interactive browser gallery with 120 moving visual samples across motion graphics, camera moves, UI elements, web effects, and photography.
Shows the exact name, a one-sentence definition, and ready-to-use prompt phrasing for each effect.
Lets you select multiple effects in the gallery and copy them to your clipboard as a formatted prompt.
Includes agent integration to open the gallery and feed your selected visual styles directly into AI coding tools.
Offers starter templates and prompts to build your own vocabulary library in any language or domain.

How it works

You browse animated visual cards on a public web page to find the effect or camera angle you want. Selecting items builds a list with their names, definitions, and prompt examples. You copy the prompt text or send it directly to an AI generator to direct the visual output.

Best for

Creators making AI video or animation who struggle to name specific camera angles and transitions.
Small agency teams directing AI tools for landing pages, UI prototypes, or marketing videos.
Non-designers who need a visual reference to communicate creative ideas clearly.

Watch out for

It is a reference library and prompt helper, not an AI generator that produces finished video on its own.
The collection currently covers 120 items across five packs, so niche styles or specialized moves may not be included yet.
The interactive agent connection requires command-line skills tooling, though anyone can use the web gallery directly without setup.

What you need: Works in your browser or an app, nothing to install. Cost: free, open source.