2,068 AI motion pieces, cataloged like a museum

What it does Awesome AI Motion is a curated collection — 2,068 works at time of writing — of AI-made motion design, creative video, and interactive art, mostly sourced from X posts. Each entry links to the original post, and the project promises source code, prompts, and making-of resources where available. A companion GitHub Pages gallery lets you search, filter, and play everything in one place.

The interesting bit It’s not just a link dump: works are sorted into seven browsable categories (product promos, explainers, short motion, character animation, interactive demos, narrative shorts, music), and the “recently worth watching” section ranks by a snapshot of bookmark counts, so high-engagement new work surfaces first. The README itself is a mosaic of 160 covers that doubles as the gallery entrance.

Key highlights

• 2,068 curated works, each linked to its original X post
• Seven category files for browsing by intent (teach, sell, animate, narrate…)
• A searchable, filterable web gallery hosted on GitHub Pages
• Bookmark-count snapshots used as a lightweight quality signal
• Community submissions accepted via a GitHub issue template

Caveats

• Bookmark counts are point-in-time snapshots, not live rankings — the README says so itself.
• Several featured entries are flagged “资料待完善” (documentation pending), so making-of material isn’t complete for every piece.
• The primary README is Chinese; an English version exists as README.en.md.

Verdict If you make motion design, product videos, or interactive demos with AI and want a reference shelf instead of doom-scrolling X, this is a genuinely useful catalog. If you’re looking for a tool or library, it’s a list, not software — and that’s fine.