What you get
- A 1080x1080, 24 fps MP4 of 34 s (23 s lite)
- A working square film template with one morph node and a camera over a 3x3 wall
- Four written morph geometries, an eight-beat storyboard and a seam ledger
- A copy-budget checker and a project starter script
- Optional PopNow result images, music bed and interface sounds
Good for
- Integrations, exports and send-to actions between two tools
- Feed and profile-grid posts that show square video
- Showing an agent hand-off as one simple gesture
Not for
- Landing-page heroes or anything watched at 16:9
- Features with nothing typed for the page to react to
- Rebuilding another company's interface without written permission
How to use it
In Claude or ChatGPT
Use the PopNow skill "Square UI Morph Promo" (square-ui-morph-promo) for this: Our notes app now sends a note to our image tool with one button. Make the square launch film for our feed.
In a coding agent
/popnow-square-ui-morph-promo Our notes app now sends a note to our image tool with one button. Make the square launch film for our feed.
Then try
Quote three cover images for the reply and a bed that lifts on the pull-back.
Make the 23 second lite cut.
What to have ready
- The two tools and the action that connects them
- A real request with one word the page can react to
- Session names for the wall, real or clearly fictional
- Node.js 22+ and FFmpeg
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Questions
Why square?
The film is composed for feeds that show 1:1 video. The skill asks where it will be posted first; for a wide page it recommends a different film rather than letterboxing the square.
Is the morph really one element?
Yes. The button, the prompt card, the card with options and the collapsed line are one element moving through four written shapes with one ease, so viewers see one object change rather than things swapping.
What happens at the pull-back?
The film was playing inside one card of a nine-card wall the whole time. The camera returns to normal size, the card you watched keeps its colour and results, then the camera dives into another card.
Can it show my partner's interface?
Only with written permission. Otherwise the skill uses a neutral paper card for that surface and says so in the handoff.

