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How to animate a logo sting in a few minutes with Mortiflix OSS

Run the logo-sting pipeline to get a 3 to 8 s logo animation with one directions review and a final.

  • Content
  • Intermediate
  • 45 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA designer or small brand owner who needs a short logo intro and wants the quickest real run in the studio.

The problemLogo animation usually needs a motion designer and a full project, which is slow for a small change.

The outcomeA 3 to 8 s logo animation approved through a directions review and a final.

What you need first

  • Node 20+
  • ffmpeg
  • Either a logged-in Claude Code install (your plan pays) or an Anthropic API key (you pay per token) for real videos
  • Optional: ElevenLabs API key for narration, sound effects and music
  • Linux is the most tested platform so far; Windows and macOS are not fully tested

Steps

  1. Run mortiflix init and mortiflix setup, or use mortiflix demo to see the flow first.
  2. Run mortiflix new logo-sting (inferred: pipeline name taken from the README table) and describe the logo and style. (inferred, check the README)
  3. Run mortiflix run and review the directions with mortiflix review.
  4. Approve the directions, then keep running until the final is ready.
  5. Approve the final.

Prompt for your agent

Using the repo GTKottman/mortiflix-oss, create a logo-sting project for <brand name> with `mortiflix new logo-sting` (inferred command). Run `mortiflix run` and report the directions gate. Verify that the output has a directions review before the final.

Caveat. The README calls this the quickest real run, but a real render still needs Claude access and the Remotion license terms apply to your use.

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