OxFrame

OxFrame is an open-source Rust framework for creating motion graphics and videos from code. Scenes are asynchronous Rust functions in which awaited animation operations advance the timeline. It supplies scene-graph nodes, layouts, text and code rendering, charts, mathematical content, 3D scenes, effects, audio support, and reusable components such as title cards and diagrams.

The project includes a command-line workflow for live editing, rendering, and automated checks. oxframe check produces a storyboard and JSON report for issues such as text overflow, overlap, contrast, and insufficient motion; its MCP server exposes checking, frame rendering, inspection, and documentation tools to compatible coding agents. Rendering is native rather than browser-based, with CPU and optional GPU backends, fixed time steps, seeded randomness, and export to MP4, WebM with alpha, ProRes 4444, or PNG sequences.

A browser playground compiles and runs scenes as WebAssembly, allowing examples to be edited, scrubbed, shared, and exported in the browser. The project remains pre-1.0, and its documentation advises pinning exact versions because the API may change between releases.