# Bond Type: Pixel Text Animation

Two names in white pixel letters break apart into molecule-like shapes, each letter joined to the next by small bonds. Edit this video template in Subclip.

Canonical URL: https://www.subclip.app/motion-graphics-templates/remotion/bond-type

Preview video: https://subclipweb.subclip.app/motion-graphics-templates/v1/previews/motion-template-remotion-bond-type.mp4?v=5fe7abc46d

Two words in a blocky pixel font break apart and rearrange like molecules, with each letter linked to its neighbors by short pixel bonds.

- Framework: Remotion
- Category: Titles
- Duration: 8 s
- Aspect ratio: 16:9 landscape
- Code: Get the code (free sign-in): https://www.subclip.app/motion-graphics-templates/remotion/bond-type

It opens on a solid red field with two words, such as a first and last name, set in a white pixel font on two lines. The letters then pull apart and drift into new arrangements, like atoms in a molecule diagram, while short pixel lines keep each letter bonded to the next one in its word. The shapes shift through several poses and return to readable lines, all within eight seconds.

Enter two words of your own, choose the background color and the ink color of the letters, and change the random variation value to get different molecule poses. Playback speed sets the pace of each change, and freeze on one frame gives you a still name card. It works for speaker names, duo or band names, team rosters, and science or chemistry themed titles.

## Use it for

- Speaker and guest name cards
- Collaborator and team names
- Science and chemistry themed titles
- Pixel or retro game intros

## What you can change

- `words`: Two words (List)
- `background`: Background color (Color)
- `ink`: Letter color (Color)
- `seed`: Random variation (Number)
- `speed`: Playback speed (Number)
- `still`: Freeze on one frame (On or off)

## How to use this template

1. Download Subclip for Mac or Windows. Every template on this page comes pre-installed.
2. Open the Templates panel, pick Bond Type and drop it on your timeline.
3. Change the text, colors and timing in the layer settings, or ask the AI agent to edit it for you.
4. Export your video, or download the code to use the template in your own project.