A reusable 8-second ad template: a mascot tears open the pack and your product drops in. Live text, replaceable images and a swappable color, all in named layers. Built by talking to Claude and ChatGPT through the SVGator MCP.
Best for product launches, social ads and promo reels. Swap in your logo, headline, product image and colors, keep the same polished motion, and a new campaign takes minutes.
The video shows a second version, “Fresh Glow”, with new text, images and colors and the same animation.
Every AI app makes you wait. Most show a boring spinner.
So I made a free "AI Generating" loading screen template. Swap the logo, image, text and colors.
Built with the SVGator MCP, and edited in the SVGator.
I learned that I can keep prompting in any coding agent and edit the animation too! Very cool!
App Promotional Template: a plug-and-play launch promo for mobile apps.
A cursor clicks your logo pill, three feature scenes zoom through your app screenshots, and a final showcase fans out eight phones. It's best for App Store previews, launch posts and landing-page hero animations.
Why: most app promos are rebuilt from scratch for every launch. I wanted one animation where you only swap content, never touch keyframes.
Make it yours in ~5 minutes. Search the Layers panel for the tags:
• [IMAGE]: 20 screenshot slots (375×812), just "Replace image". Names say where each sits (top-left, showcase-1…8)
• [LOGO]: one image in a fixed frame that fits any logo
• [COLOR]: brand colors, backgrounds and cursor
Phone frames are locked, so a click on a phone selects its screenshot, and every layout and transition is symmetric, so any content stays balanced.
In the demo: the Mbadok food app (sample content from my own UI kit) becomes "Sizzle" in a few clicks, with the same animation.
How I built it: every scene, keyframe, layer name and screenshot upload was generated and edited through the SVGator MCP with Claude, then polished by hand in the editor.
A plug-and-play promo template like this is such a smart submission, Anam. The cursor clicking the logo pill into three zooming feature scenes is a lovely little narrative for an app launch.