Clippkit is a growing collection of reusable components for people building videos with Code (Remotion). It's like a UI library, but instead of buttons and modals, you get intros, text effects, animations, transitions, and full video scenes.

If you're building videos in code, Clippkit gives you a head start. Each component is built with flexibility in mind and is easy to drop into any Remotion project.

Clippkit is for developers who want to:

• Build great-looking videos entirely in code
• Reuse common animation patterns (intros, loaders, blur effects, overlays)
• Assemble entire scenes without starting from scratch
• Save time without sacrificing design

Visit our contributing guide to learn how to contribute. It only takes ~5 minutes to add your own!

Clippkit isn't a video editor or video framework. It's just a library of clean, reusable pieces designed specifically for use with Remotion.

You still write your video logic in React. Clippkit just helps you move faster with a set of pre-built building blocks you can tweak, remix, and reuse.

Some of the things you'll find (and can copy/paste) include:

• Scene templates (like hero intros or split-screen layouts)
• Text animations and fade/slide effects
• Loading indicators, blur overlays, branded transitions
• Utilities for timing and layout in video space

We're adding more as we go — and the goal is to keep everything lightweight, flexible, and easy to override.

pnpm install
pnpm run dev

This starts the documentation and registry locally so you can explore and test the components.

Clippkit is a monorepo built with Turborepo:

• apps/registry – the actual component source code
• apps/docs – the docs site with usage examples and previews

If you're using Clippkit in something public or commercial, a small credit helps others discover it:

"Built using Clippkit by RVE"

Totally optional — no license police here.

Clippkit is built and maintained by React Video Editor.