An ad end card that builds itself: headline, a laurel-framed rating with filling stars, the review count, a row of customer avatars and a pulsing call-to-action button.
Reply To Comment Review
A viewer's question pops in as a tilted comment sticker, a connector draws down, and a real customer review slides up underneath as the answer.
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About Reply To Comment Review
A viewer's question pops in as a tilted comment sticker, a connector draws down, and a real customer review slides up underneath as the answer.
Part of Reviews & Testimonials. Runs 4.5 seconds by default, exports in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5, as MP4 or transparent WebM up to 8K.
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Overlapping customer avatars pop in one after another, a plus count rolls up beside them, and the label and star rating settle underneath.
Two faint rings draw on, customer avatars pop onto them and orbit in opposite directions while the big customer count rolls up in the middle.
A review card rises in with an avatar, name, verified tick and meta line, stars pop and fill to the rating, and the quote rises line by line.
The average rating counts up as five stars fill to the exact score, then the five-to-one star bars grow to their share of reviews.
Short review snippets drift up around your product in two depth layers, the far ones soft and small, the near ones crisp, in a seamless loop.
The camera starts tight on one review, pulls back to reveal a whole wall of them, then a pill with your rolling review count lands at the bottom.
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