Make motion graphics with Claude Opus 5.5, no code. Describe the motion design you want: kinetic type, a logo reveal, a promo or animated numbers. Opus 5.5 writes every frame and you download the motion video as an MP4.
Independent product, not affiliated with Anthropic. Your first 10-second video is free.
A 15-second motion graphics teaser for Lumen, a note-taking app. Bold kinetic typography: "Capture it." "Find it." "Use it." hit one by one on the beat, then the name Lumen with the line "Notes that find themselves." Deep indigo background, one electric lime accent. End on "Try Lumen free · lumen.app".
Motion graphics by Claude Opus 5.5, with a starting prompt for each example. Some clips include changes after the first version, noted beside their prompts. The brands and numbers are made up for the examples.
A 10-second logo reveal for Harbor Coffee Roasters. Thin gold lines draw a circular badge, a coffee bean shape forms in the middle, then the wordmark "HARBOR" and "COFFEE ROASTERS · EST. 2019" settle underneath. Dark espresso brown background, warm and premium. Hold the finished logo for the last 3 seconds.
A 15-second vertical sale ad for Stride, a sneaker shop. "Weekend sale" slams in, then "30% OFF" huge, then "All running shoes · Fri–Sun". Fast, punchy, black and hot orange, with sharp diagonal shapes sliding across. End on "Shop now · stride.shop".
A 10-second square motion graphic for our year in numbers: 12,400 customers, 98% on-time delivery, 4.9 average rating. Each number counts up from zero with its label, one after another, clean white background with navy type and a teal accent. End with all three on screen and "Thank you for 2026".
A 20-second motion design explainer: how a card payment works in four steps. 1. You tap your card. 2. The shop sends it to the bank. 3. The bank checks and approves. 4. The money arrives. Simple icons and boxes linked by animated arrows, each step lighting up in turn. Soft grey background, blue accent. End on "Paid in under 2 seconds".
A 15-second vertical event promo for Mosaic Design Week in Lisbon, 14–16 November. Big animated date, a countdown ticking "3 days to go", the line "Talks · Workshops · Parties" and a ticket button "Get tickets · mosaicweek.pt". Bright coral and cream, playful geometric shapes popping in.
A 10-second square animated manifesto card for Fieldnote Studio, a small design studio: "Make it simple. Make it clear. Make it yours." Each sentence lands one after another with a mustard underline sweeping under the key word, warm off-white background, charcoal type. End with the full manifesto and "fieldnote.studio" held for the last 2 seconds.
A 10-second YouTube channel intro for "Byte Sized", a tech explainer channel. Glitchy pixel blocks assemble into the title, a cursor blinks, the subtitle "Tech, explained in 5 minutes" types out. Black background, neon cyan and magenta. End on the title held for 2 seconds.
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Name the kind of motion graphic, then say what moves. Quote the words and numbers you want on screen, then check them in the preview before you publish.
Why: Opus 5.5 draws motion graphics with code, so type, shapes and timing come out sharp, but it does not generate footage.
Say what to change in plain words. Preview the new version before you download. Each change costs 80 credits and makes a new version.
No Claude plan, Claude Code, skill or editor: describe the motion graphic, let Opus 5.5 code it, then change it and download the MP4.
Say what kind it is and the words on screen, or start from a prompt above. Next, choose a length and a shape.
It plans the beats, times every move to music and sound effects, and writes every frame. Usually 3 to 6 minutes, and it keeps going if you close the tab.
// Beat 1 (0.1–5s): three words hit on the beat slam(ctx, 'Capture it.', t, 0.15); // Beat 2: the name, then the line if (t > 5) reveal(ctx, 'Lumen', t - 5);
Every version plays in your browser first. Say what to change in plain words, then download a 1080p MP4 made on your own computer.
16:9
1:1
9:16A 10-second motion graphic costs 280 credits, 15 to 30 seconds 320, and each change 80. You see the cost before you confirm. If a video fails, its credits come back.
Para un lanzamiento o una oferta.
≈ 6 videos · $3.17 por video
Para publicar cada semana. Un 22% menos por video que Starter.
≈ 24 videos · $2.46 por video
Para agencias y tiendas con mucha actividad.
≈ 60 videos · $2.15 por video
Paga de forma segura con Stripe
Precios en dólares estadounidenses. El número de videos supone un video nuevo (320 créditos) más un cambio (80 créditos) por cada uno. Las descargas nunca cuestan créditos.
Yes. Claude Opus 5.5 writes motion graphics as code: every word, shape and number is drawn frame by frame, and a renderer turns the frames into a video. On this site that renderer is your browser, and you download an MP4.
No. Describe your motion graphic, preview it and download an MP4. There is nothing to install and no Claude subscription required.
Claude Motion is Anthropic's own feature, in beta on Team and Enterprise plans. Opus 5.5 Video is an independent product: you don't need a Claude plan, and you pay for credits here.
280 credits for 10 seconds and 320 for 15 to 30 seconds; each change costs 80. New accounts get 300 free credits, enough for one 10-second video with a watermark. The smallest purchase is a $19 pack of 1,600 credits, valid for 365 days, with no subscription.
Not exactly. Opus 5.5 writes a new motion graphic each time, so the same prompt gives a different result. A few of these clips were adjusted after the first version, the way you would with a change.
Yes. Every new video gets a music track and sound effects timed to the motion. There is no voice-over.
16:9 for your site and YouTube, 9:16 for Reels, Stories, TikTok and Shorts, and 1:1 for feeds, from 10 to 30 seconds.
You own your outputs and may use them for personal and commercial purposes, including ads, launches and social posts. Check all text, names and claims before you publish.
No. You get a 1080p MP4. To change it, describe the change in plain words and a new version is made.
Type an idea, or paste your ad text or a link.
