Credits, licenses and takedowns
Your work, your call.
24fps indexes AI-made motion graphics that creators shared publicly, along with the prompts they published. We credit every one, link back to the original post, and give creators the final say. This page explains exactly what we show and how to change it.
What we show, by license
| Open source (395 clips) | Everything else (3,928 clips) | |
|---|---|---|
| Who | The creator published it under MIT, Apache-2.0, CC BY or CC0 | Shared publicly on X or listed in a community collection |
| Video | A short preview loop we encode from the licensed file | A still from X's own image service. The video plays only through X's official embed |
| Prompt | In full | In full if it's short (280 characters or less); otherwise an excerpt and a link to the post |
| Code | Linked, with license and attribution | Linked only if the creator made it public |
| Sold? | Never. Open source stays free | Never, unless the creator claims it and opts in |
Claim your work
Tell us which clips are yours through the claim form and we'll email you to confirm. Then, per clip: fix the credit, add the full prompt or source, or take it down. Start a claim.
Removal
Send the clip links through the removal form. No account needed. We remove them, add them to a block list so they aren't re-indexed, and confirm by email. For anything urgent, reach out to @misbahsy on X.
AI-generated, creator-reported
Clips are labelled with the model their creator reported. We don't claim ownership of anything in the library, and we don't sell the library as training data.
Independent
24fps is independent and not affiliated with Anthropic, HeyGen, Remotion or any tool we feature. Tool names and links are used to credit the software that rendered each clip.