Neubrutal Kinetic Typography is a loud, playful promo built from letter tiles, thick black outlines and hard shadows. A design-app frame opens on one tile, a cursor grabs its corner and spins it, the tile splits into your word, the letters flip into a second and a third word, and the camera dives through a button into the next scene. Seven scenes follow on a 95 BPM beat: an outlined echo stack with word swaps, a scrolling sticker wall with a slammed title card, a tile grid that regroups into a row and scatters, spinning rings of letters, a media window with caption and badges, and an end card with your logo, tagline and website. Use it for a brand promo, a product launch, a YouTube or social opener, an event or agency intro.
- Every word drives its own tiles: type any word and the tiles, grid, selection box and tags rebuild themselves for its length (up to 12 letters)
- Long titles scale down automatically, so any language and any length fits
- 7 scenes, each with a different transition: dive through a button, color bars, iris, scatter, disc, whip pan
- 28 text fields, 1 media slot and 1 logo slot
- Background and 5 accent colors in one GLOBAL CONTROL layer
- 16:9 (1920×1080) and 9:16 (1080×1920) in one project; both formats read the same texts, media and colors
- Overshoot landings, flips, beat pulses and motion blur; 33 seconds, 30 fps, cuts on a 95 BPM beat
- Free Google fonts, no plugins, universal expressions
A short Help file explains editing the words, media, logo, colors and rendering.
