Particle Explode & Assemble
Thousands of particles burst outward from the word and spring back to rebuild it, glowing hotter the faster they fly. A staple of logo reveals, product launches and tech event openers, built on simple spring physics.
Prompt · replace [TEXT]
Tool-agnosticBuild the word [TEXT] out of several thousand small glowing dots sampled evenly inside heavy, rounded bold letterforms, on a deep blue-black background. Start with the dots scattered far away; springs pull each one home with a little overshoot and a few small wobbles, each dot with a slightly different stiffness so the word condenses organically. Hold while the dots shimmer in place. Then a blast at one point of the word throws every dot outward with a thin expanding shockwave ring; they swirl, slow down, and spring back to rebuild the word. Color every dot by its speed: pale cyan at rest, electric blue, violet, hot pink and amber when fastest, with short motion trails. Loop seamlessly.
Visual DNA
- Several thousand dots sampled from the letterforms
- Radial blast with a thin expanding shockwave ring
- Underdamped springs: particles overshoot and settle home
- Color by speed: pale cyan at rest, violet, pink and amber in flight
- Short motion trails on a deep blue-black background
- Category
- Kinetic Typography
- Demo built with
- Canvas
- Energy
- Intense
- Background
- Dark bg
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