A Black Friday post with the warmth of a 70s family kitchen. "Black Friday / is cooking." is set in chunky Shrikhand on a cream field, a mustard sticker tilted in the corner reads "35% OFF EVERYTHING", and three burnt orange flip-clock tiles count down live under "SALE ENDS IN", each split by a thin cream line and labeled "DAYS", "HRS", and "MIN". Built for the fictional enameled cookware brand Potluck & Co, this 1:1 square is the friendly anti-doorbuster: a Black Friday post that feels like an invitation to dinner.
The clock is the anchor that moves. On pane one the flip tiles sit big and centered. On the product panes they shrink into a compact strip in the top-left corner, still counting, so the products get the room. On pane four they return to full size under "Get it before it's gone." with a "Shop the sale" pill below, and the loop goes back to the start without a jump.
The products get the 70s treatment, too. Pane two drops in a burnt orange Dutch oven with a brass knob on a mustard disc, with "THE DUTCH OVEN", a struck "$345", a big orange "$224", and "5.5 qt enameled cast iron, brass knob". Pane three sets three nested mustard saucepans with wooden handles on an orange disc under a huge "35% off" and "everything that simmers", while the sticker in the corner switches to "BLACK FRIDAY". The "POTLUCK & CO" and "ENAMELED COOKWARE" footer stays put on every pane.
The palette and motion are cheerful. Cream, brown ink, burnt orange, and mustard, with Shrikhand for headlines, Inter Tight for digits and prices, and Rubik for labels and body. Tiles, stickers, and copy pop in, the cutouts drop and settle with a bounce, the strike line draws across the old price, and the new price number-rolls up. The tiles are shapes and texts rather than images, so recoloring them to your brand takes seconds.
Export to MP4 and post natively, or run it as a feed ad. The first frame already says "Black Friday", shows the deadline, and carries the "35% OFF EVERYTHING" sticker, so the post works even for people who scroll past mid-loop.
Export the first pane as an image for your newsletter. It captures the time left at the moment of export, so send it the same day and link it to the hosted version, where the tiles count live.
Embed the hosted version on your homepage or in a sale pop-up. On the web the tiles keep counting down, and when the sale ends the clock turns into "Sale's on. Get cooking." on its own.
Open this template in PaneFlow, customize it to match your brand, and export as HTML, React, Vue, or video.