Paper ocean vertical loop
Five layers of cut-paper waves rise and fall under the moon while a lighthouse sweeps the bay. A vertical, seamless 20-second loop.
How it was made
FrameCall's Quality model made this video from one prompt, in one run, with no hand edits. The prompt, word for word:
A vertical, 20-second looping background for the Reels where I post my piano covers, with my captions going on top. A paper-cut night ocean seen from a cliff: layered cut-paper waves in five shades of deep teal that rise and fall at different speeds, each layer casting a soft shadow on the one behind it; a paper moon with a slowly turning halo of thin rings; a lighthouse on the rocks whose beam sweeps across the sea twice per loop and lights up the paper texture as it passes; a small boat bobbing over the swells; tiny gold flecks of bioluminescence sparking in the wave troughs; paper clouds drifting across the moon. Keep the middle of the frame open sea and sky, quiet enough for a caption, and keep the top and bottom of the frame simple too, because the app's buttons and captions cover them. Every layer has to complete its motion so the last frame flows straight into the first, with no visible jump when it repeats. No text.
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FAQ
How do I use the Paper ocean loop template?
Type what yours is for in the box (a business, an event, a song, a launch) and press Make mine. FrameCall opens the editor with this design and remakes it for your idea. Then keep chatting to change anything.
Do I need After Effects or any other software?
No. Everything runs in your browser, and you download an MP4.
Which sizes does it come in?
It is designed 9:16. Ask for another size in the editor and FrameCall lays it out again for the new frame.
Is it free?
Starting is free: new accounts get 100 credits, and a remake runs on the Fast tier, which costs the least. Free exports are 720p with a small framecall.com mark; any credit pack removes it and unlocks up to 4K.