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Editorial·Landscape
Minimal
Big flap letters on a cinematic dark backdrop.
by @flipletters
Split-Flap Clock Video
A split-flap clock is the purest form of the board: nothing but digits, flipping. FlipLetters' Minimal board is built for exactly this — three rows of large flap letters — so a time reads across the room and every minute change lands with a sound.
TL;DR
Big split-flap digits spinning and locking into place, one minute at a time — a clock video with the mechanical clack built in. Type the times you want shown, keep the spin-and-settle transition, and export it for a stream overlay, a waiting screen, or a wall display.
How it works
- 01Open the preloaded clock board — it loads with three minutes ready to replace.
- 02Type your own times (one slide per minute) and keep the spin transition for the tick-over.
- 03Preview with the thock sound, then export landscape for a screen or vertical for a story.
Questions
Does the clock update in real time?
No — this makes a clock video, not a live clock app. You type the minutes you want shown (one slide each) and export the MP4; loop it on a screen for a waiting-room or stream display.
Can I show seconds too?
Yes — type times like 10:09:41 as a row. Keep the hold short (a second or two) so the seconds feel live, and expect a longer render for a long sequence.
