Interactive demos make documentation pages come alive. This guide shows you how to add a live demo to Remotion docs using @remotion/player. You create a React component that runs inside a player on the page. Then you register it and use it with a simple tag in your Markdown files.
Anyone writing Remotion documentation can follow these steps. You do not need to be an expert. The demo can include sliders, checkboxes, dropdowns, and text inputs. These controls let readers change the animation and see results right away.
Effect demos work a bit differently. They use a separate system with their own registry. But for most demos, this guide gives you everything you need.
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