Prompt to Poster

Build this in Layerz Canvas using the layerz-canvas MCP.

A 16-second hero loop (1920×1080, 60fps) for a landing page: a prompt is typed to Claude and a finished poster assembles itself in Layerz Canvas, then everything folds back into the input field for the next prompt.

Look: off-white #F7F7F5 page, ink #18181B, card grey #EDEDED, Claude violet #7C5CFF for the prompt and the building process. Rounded input (radius 28) centred in the lower third. Generated posters use bold flat illustration built from shapes.

Beats:
- 0.0–2.5s: an empty prompt field with a blinking caret. Text types on: "A summer jazz night poster, warm and loose."
- 2.5–4.0s: press: the send button pulses violet; a thin violet progress line runs around the input's border.
- 4.0–8.5s: build. Above the input a 4:5 artboard appears. Layers arrive in a visible order, each with a violet outline flash as it lands: background (#F2A65A), a big sun circle, a stylised saxophone made of 6 simple paths, the title "Night Jazz" in heavy serif, a date line, a grain effect.
- 8.5–10.0s: two variations slide in beside it (teal and plum palettes), the three posters fanning slightly.
- 10.0–12.5s: the cursor picks the first; the others slide away; the chosen poster gets a quick export stamp: "PNG · PDF · MP4".
- 12.5–16.0s: the poster shrinks and dives into the input field, which clears and starts typing a second prompt, "A minimal tech meetup flyer…", matching the first frame's layout so the loop is seamless.

Craft notes: layers always build back to front; every new layer gets the same 120ms violet flash; the input never moves, it is the anchor of the loop.