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How it works

Live output of the real render engine — edit the settings and it updates instantly.

Hand-drawn arrow callout

designed motion cards

A hand-drawn arrow sweeps from a label card to one spot on your screenshot.

Best for: Point at one thing on a page.

Settings

Font
Theme
Size
Mood

Shapes it passed the frame check in

Hand-drawn arrow callout
16:9
Hand-drawn arrow callout
9:16
1:1
1:1

What you write

  • title Headline over the shot, or empty to hide (≤56)· required
  • label What the arrow points at, in a few words (≤32)· required
  • note One line under the label, or empty to hide (≤72)
  • x Where the arrow points. Across the picture: 0 is the left edge, 1 the right (≤1)
  • y Where the arrow points. Down the picture: 0 is the top, 1 the bottom (≤1)
  • pen How the arrow is drawn: a marker stroke, rough chalk or a glowing neon line
  • layout A framed card over its own blurred backdrop, or the picture filling the whole frame

Pictures (image) are filled from the scene's own picture, else a brand gradient.

A code template: free on every plan, no AI credits.

Use it in a film

What you can change:rushie.props.titlerushie.props.labelrushie.props (others)
For developers (MCP and JSON)

This is the exact scene to send to create_animation (MCP): keep the shape, change the words, and write the narration — the voice sets how long the scene lasts. Paste it into update_storyboard with set_data to change a film you already made.

{
  "visual": "rushie",
  "heading": "Arrow pointer",
  "narration": "Write the sentence the voice says over this scene; its length is the scene's.",
  "data": {
    "rushie": {
      "template": "arrow-pointer",
      "props": {
        "image": "https://storage.googleapis.com/pagetovid-media/demo/pagetovid-demo-en-v2.jpg",
        "title": "Start from any page",
        "label": "Paste your link here",
        "note": "Open it on any laptop and your numbers are already there",
        "x": 0.5,
        "y": 0.4,
        "pen": "marker",
        "layout": "framed"
      }
    }
  }
}

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