AI MOTION VIDEO GALLERY

Particles and shapes

Explore Particles and shapes from SandBase Lab. Watch credited creator examples, study timing and style, and find a workflow for your next project.

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7 model collections · Credited creators

Paintings generated purely with code

@kickingkeysGemini 4 Argon

Paintings generated purely with code

Fourier epicycle video with Lyria soundtrack

@fofrAIGemini 4 Argon

Fourier epicycle video with Lyria soundtrack

Visual shader generated with code

@foodofthegods3Opus 5.5

Visual shader generated with code

Procedural visual effects and sound demo

@majidmanzarpourOpus 5.5

Procedural visual effects and sound demo

Multi-material particle physics engine in HTML

@cyrilXBTOpus 5.5

Multi-material particle physics engine in HTML

GPU watercolor fluid and pigment simulation platform

@thebuggeddevOpus 5.5

GPU watercolor fluid and pigment simulation platform

@0xCodioOpus 5.5

Code-based logo animation from scattered particles

Simulation of 100,000 synchronizing metronomes in the browser

@aijoeyDeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017

Simulation of 100,000 synchronizing metronomes in the browser

Realtime thermal camera effect with Gemini 4 Argon

@fl4me_boiGemini 4 Argon

Realtime thermal camera effect with Gemini 4 Argon

Lava lamp simulation test

@Scrappy__4Fable 5.5

Lava lamp simulation test

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Find a motion video. Make your next one.

A motion video can be an animated graphic, a product story or a scene generated with AI. Use this collection to study timing, composition and style. The creator’s post gives you context; a shared prompt is a starting point to adapt, not a promise of an identical result.

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