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The Mail Train
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The red mail car gives the eye a clear focal point in a snowy landscape styled like a linocut.
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CineCode in practice
Watch what creators have made with CineCode, then follow a guide or adapt a template to make your own video.
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From the project and community
Explore short films, ads, explainers, and documentaries from the CineCode project and its creators.
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The red mail car gives the eye a clear focal point in a snowy landscape styled like a linocut.
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A city skyline engraved into the golden watch movement puts the mechanism itself in the spotlight.
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A prism diagram and large yellow type establish a clear reading order in the 9:16 frame.
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Watch the finished films, then see the briefs, scenes, and source that went into them.

Tech Friend AJ’s Blender short follows a pelican along the seafront from five angles.
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A launch film for a fictional telemetry dashboard. An orange horizon opens into a live view of traffic, latency, and regions.
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A short animation showing how forward motion and gravity keep a satellite in orbit.
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An editable product launch video with timed shots, an animated dashboard, and step-by-step export instructions.
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No. The coding agent writes the scenes, Chrome renders them frame by frame, and FFmpeg produces the MP4. You can mix those scenes with your own footage, photos, or recordings.
CineCode is open source and renders on your computer without a separate rendering fee. Your coding agent can have its own usage limits or fees. If you want a voiceover, you can use your own recording. Services such as Gemini TTS or ElevenLabs require their own credentials.
The original project documents Claude Code and Cursor. With Codex, you can edit and render our downloadable template or try the independent community adapter. The original approval hooks run in Claude Code.
Yes. Use Film mode when you need chapters and want to review the script and scenes before exporting. The project’s creator used CineCode to make an eight-minute documentary with coded scenes, archival material, and narration.
Yes. Keep the project folder, including the scene code and assets. Reopen it in your coding agent and give it a specific note, such as asking it to hold the end card for one more second. Preview the change and render a new MP4.