Oil Motion turns AI video into controllable web motion

Oil Motion is an MIT-licensed open-source skill that turns an AI-generated continuous video into a web animation controlled by scroll, cursor, drag, touch, or device orientation. Its workflow locks key frames, reviews the generated sequence frame by frame, then packages the result as a sprite sheet or chroma-keyed video sized for the page. Why it matters: AI video can make a convincing transition, but a product page needs it to hold up when someone reverses the scroll, moves the cursor quickly, loads it on a phone, or has reduced motion enabled. The useful work is the cleanup and input mapping that turn a generated clip into an interface asset.

Try this: Take one product animation and define its start, midpoint, and end states. Run a fast-reversal and reduced-motion test, inspect the frame sequence for duplicates, and save a review file comparing loading size with its on-page display size before shipping it.