TikTok templates for NameIO
Score-reveal videos for NameIO, made from one HTML page.
What it is
Three days after NameIO started, this template was built to market it with short vertical videos. Each video is one HTML page animated with CSS and recorded at 1080 × 1920. The AI assistant's description of the brand types itself out, three wrong claims are set against the facts, the score lands, and the last card points to NameIO.
By the numbers
What it means for your team
One template and a small script can turn a single design into many short videos. Every figure in a video has to come from a real measurement before it is posted, and this template is the reason that check belongs in the process.
Status
The March test renders used real brand names with made-up scores, so none of them can be published. The end card claims a number of brands scored that was never measured and shows a domain NameIO does not use; both must change before any video goes out. There is no posting step.
One page, four beats
A single HTML file holds the layout and the timing. CSS animations run four beats in 16 seconds: the AI's answer, the corrections, the score and the call to action.
Fill and record
A Node script fills in the brand name, score, verdict line and three corrections, opens the page in headless Chromium through Playwright and records the screen. FFmpeg converts the recording to an MP4.
Sample, with a made-up brand
This example is fictional and labelled as a sample. “Northfield Kettle Co.” scores 42 out of 100, and one correction reads: AI said “sold at big-box stores”, the facts say “sold direct only”. Rendering this sample on 2026-10-08 took 16 seconds.