"FINAL HOURS" in tall Bodoni, a giant red numeral that fills the middle of the frame, and "HOURS LEFT" between two blush hairlines. This vertical Cyber Monday story is built for the last stretch of the sale, when the only thing that matters is how much time is left. Made for the fictional lipstick and skincare brand Rouge Atelier, the four panes run on a deep oxblood field: the hours left, a glossy lipstick macro with "30% off sitewide", a serum dropper with a slashed price, and a "LAST CALL" pane that brings the numeral back next to a red "Shop now" pill.
The numeral is a live countdown, and it travels. On the first pane it is a 620px red number in bold Inter Tight, stomping into place under "CYBER MONDAY / FINAL HOURS". On the lipstick and serum panes it shrinks into a compact "12 HRS" chip in the top-right corner, level with the "ROUGE ATELIER" wordmark, so the urgency never leaves the frame. On the last pane it grows back to full size under "LAST CALL / Your cart misses you." That return makes the loop seam feel intentional.
The photography does the selling. Panes two and three use dramatic product macros - a red lipstick rising from a gold case and a glass dropper releasing a single golden drop - each set below an oxblood header band and softened with scrims so the copy stays legible. The lipstick pane reads "VELVET ROUGE LIPSTICK", "30% off sitewide", and "Every lipstick, serum and balm."; the serum pane draws a blush line through "$68" and rolls up "$47" above "30% off, applied at checkout." Each photo drifts slowly, the only looping motion on its pane.
The format is designed around video export. The countdown shows hours only, with no minutes or seconds, because an MP4 captures it without ticking, and a frozen hour count stays true for the rest of that hour. Copy avoids dates and durations entirely, so the numeral is the only time statement, and when the sale is over the story swaps the numeral for "The sale has ended." rather than showing zero. Bodoni Moda gives the headlines an expensive editorial feel, while spaced Inter caps carry the labels.
Export to MP4 and post natively. The first frame states the event and the hours left, so the message lands even if the viewer taps forward after a second. Re-export a few hours later and post again as the number drops.
Use the 15-second loop as a short paid placement in the last day of the sale. The red "Shop now" pill on the closing pane is the natural moment for your platform's call-to-action button.
Publish the project as a hosted link or export it to HTML or React and place it on a mobile sale page. There the numeral counts down live in the visitor's browser and swaps to "The sale has ended." on its own when the deadline passes.
Open this template in PaneFlow, customize it to match your brand, and export as HTML, React, Vue, or video.