Remotion maintains a list of Agent Skills that define best practices for working in Remotion projects.
These skills are useful for AI agents like Claude Code, Codex, Kimi Code or Cursor.
You can install them by running:
npx skills add remotion-dev/skillsYou are also offered the option to add skills when you create a new Remotion project:
bun create videoFor more information, see the Remotion Agent Skills documentation.
This skill encompasses all other skills.
Use it if you are not sure which specific skill to use.
Create a new Remotion project or composition.
Example prompt:
/remotion-create Make an animated bar chart with 5 bars
Best practices for writing Remotion React markup.
Use this for knowledge about compositions, animations, layout, typography, media elements, effects, audio, fonts, timing.
Example prompt:
/remotion-markup Create an animated title card using Inter.
Best practices for creating map animations in Remotion.
Use this for static maps, animated routes and markers, geographic explainers, Mapbox, MapLibre, MapTiler, GeoJSON, and 3D geographic flyovers with CesiumJS.
Example prompt:
/remotion-maps Animate a route from Los Angeles to New York and make the camera follow it.
Invoke a render into a video or a still.
Guidance for captions and subtitles.
Architecture guidance for Remotion-powered apps and product integrations.
Example prompt:
/remotion-saas Turn my video into a SaaS.
Guidance for making Remotion code editable in Studio.
Use this when elements are not selectable or editable as you would like them to be.
Search the Remotion documentation and fetch any page as Markdown.
Use this to look up current API references, component props, and package guides before implementing.
Example prompt:
/remotion-docs How to set up Remotion Lambda?
Upgrade Remotion, related packages, compatible Mediabunny packages, and installed Remotion Agent Skills.
Example prompt:
/remotion-upgrade
Guidance for browser-based multimedia handling with Mediabunny.
Use this for advice on how to get video and audio metadata.