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Animated promos
for your releases

Short vertical videos that announce an album, a single or a music video on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. An animated album promo reuses the images from your album cover or your music video, cut to an excerpt of the track.

Six recent animated album promos

2026 · 0:25 · Album release

Alberto Malo

Remoto — album and album film

A story made for the release of the album and its film on YouTube. It runs through five tracks, each paired with a still from the film.

2026 · 0:24 · Video release

Yan Pechin and Emma Foreman

Dog Lover — music video, single on Modulor

A reel announcing the video, cut to an excerpt of the track over images from the animated film: the dog, the rain, the guitar. The title uses the lettering from the cover.

2026 · 0:25 · Album track

Alberto Malo

¿Te acuerdas? — from the album Remoto

The third reel for Remoto, built around a single track. Footage from the album film, then the poster, then a pointer to the full film on YouTube.

2026 · 0:22 · Album film

Alberto Malo

Remoto — the album film on YouTube

A second story for the same album, posted a week after release. Footage from the film and the poster lead into an invitation to watch the whole thing. The text is in English for an international audience.

2026 · 0:25 · Video release

Yoann Le Dantec

Dichotomie — music video, album Eiloc Nalem

A story announcing the video, ending on the album release. The footage is shown with no filter or veil, and the text sits above and below it.

2026 · 0:42 · Introduction

Takuya Studio

Studio introduction — kinetic typography

The studio's services in 42 seconds, told with animated text alone.

What it's for

Getting seen

Most people find out about a release on their phone, scrolling Instagram or TikTok. A still image goes by fast there. A video of about twenty seconds gives people time to read the artist's name, the title and the release date.

Letting the track be heard

A motion design piece carries an excerpt of the track, so anyone watching the story hears the music straight away, without clicking. The edit follows the tempo and the text lands on the strong beats.

For an album, the video can run through several tracks. For a single or a music video, it stays on one excerpt and points to the full track or film.

Matching the cover

The video reuses the typography, colors and images of the album cover or of the music video directed by the studio. The release stays recognizable from one post to the next.

Once that style is in place, it can serve again for later announcements, such as the release date, the first single or a concert.

The delivered file

The video is delivered as an MP4, vertical 9:16 (1080 × 1920 pixels), with sound. That is the format for Instagram Stories, Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. It ends on a simple line, for example "out everywhere" or "watch on YouTube".

Pricing

01

Motion design

€200 excl. VAT

A vertical video of about twenty seconds with an excerpt of the track, to announce an album, a single or a music video. It is made from your cover, your video or your images, and delivered as an MP4.

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Extra visual

€100 excl. VAT

One more still visual in the style of your album cover, added to the order.

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Process

How it works

  1. You send your material. The cover, the video or images, the track, and the release details (title, date, platforms, link).
  2. Choosing the excerpt and the sequence. The studio picks the section of the track, then the order of images and text.
  3. Animation. Text and images are animated and synced to the music.
  4. Delivery. You receive an MP4 file by download link, ready to post.

FAQ

What to know before ordering

  • A short vertical video that announces a release (album, single or music video). It combines images, animated text and an excerpt of the track. It goes out as an Instagram Story, a Reel, on TikTok or as a YouTube Short.

  • €200 excl. VAT. An extra still visual, alongside an album cover, is €100 excl. VAT.

  • Vertical MP4, 9:16, 1080 × 1920 pixels, with sound. That is the format for Instagram Stories, Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. If you need another format (landscape or square), say so when you order.

  • Your images (cover, video or photos), the track, and the release details: title, date, platforms and link.

  • No. The studio can work from a cover, photos or a video made by someone else. In that case the images are used as they are, with no filter or veil.

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Announce a release

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