A terminal that types itself, in your colours, at a pace people can read.

Set the window title, the prompt, the typing speed and the colours for the prompt, the cursor and the output. The lines type themselves at a readable pace, so a demo gets its terminal shot without you rehearsing commands on camera.

Terminal typing animation template — rendered with Wallu Studio.

Render this template free · then $4.99/month for every template.

This is one of over 70 templates

You came for the terminal typing animation template. A Wallu Studio plan includes every other one too — charts, countdowns, stream overlays, product launches, chat mockups and price drops — with unlimited renders, 4K export and no watermark. From $4.99 a month.

What people use it for

Developer tool demos — Show the install command or the CLI in use without recording a real session and cutting out the waiting.
Launch posts and changelogs — A few typed lines say what shipped faster than a paragraph about it.
Course and tutorial video — Every step is scripted, so the typing never stalls and never contains a typo you have to talk around.

What you can change

Window title
Prompt
Prompt and cursor colour
Output colour
Font size
Typing speed
Glow and film grain
Background and stage backdrop
9:16, 1:1 and 16:9
Up to 4K, no watermark on paid plans
Transparent background (WebM)
Your fonts and brand colours

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a fake terminal video?

Open the template, set the window title and the prompt, pick the colours and a typing speed, then render. The lines type themselves on screen, so nothing has to run on a real machine.

Can I change the commands it types?

No. The typed lines are part of the animation. You set the window title, the prompt, the font size, the speed and the colours, which is what makes it look like your shell rather than a generic one.

Is it better than a screen recording?

A recording shows whatever your machine does, including typos, waits and the rest of the desktop. This types at a steady, readable pace, and you can re-render it at any size without setting the session up again.