Notes app launch
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Why it works: A plain product brief: name, three features, a tagline and a palette. This is the level of detail the generator here works best with.
Paste a link or describe an idea: a product to launch, a concept to explain, an article to turn into a video, a logo to reveal. Get an Opus 5.5 video in minutes, change it by chat and download the MP4.
An independent tool built on Claude Opus 5.5. Not affiliated with Anthropic.
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Made on this site
Why it works: A plain product brief: name, three features, a tagline and a palette. This is the level of detail the generator here works best with.
Why it works: The prompt that started the trend: a length, a format and a reason to show off.
Why it works: Fourteen words. It works because “modern, slick and punchy” plus a subject is enough for a first draft.
Why it works: One idea with a built-in twist: every explanation of recursion uses a different visual style.
Why it works: Reads like a shot description: setting, props and a film reference for the look.
Why it works: A historical brief with a date, a place and a time of day. The original is a 3D scene, which this generator does not build.
Why it works: Invents a genre brief instead of a product: a title sequence for a thriller that does not exist.
Made on this site
Why it works: Written in Chinese; the on-screen copy comes out in Chinese too.
Why it works: The clearest technical brief here: canvas only, no libraries, every frame a pure function of time.
Why it works: Sets a material (origami, doodle) and a sweeping subject, and asks for a short film.
Why it works: Asks the model to research a real SaaS and gather its assets first. That needs web access, which the generator here does not have.
Why it works: Asks for a process, not a picture: paint a known image stroke by stroke.
Community videos belong to their creators and are shown as short previews with a link to the original post. If one is yours and you would like it changed or removed, email support@opus55video.org.
Film as code
Video models paint pixels and hope the letters hold together. An Opus 5.5 video is a program: Claude Opus 5.5 writes code that draws every frame, so what you see is drawn exactly, not guessed.
Headlines, numbers and product names are real text drawn on a canvas. No melted letters and no garbled logos, at any resolution.
Brand colours are hex values in the code, not an approximation. Tell it your palette and every frame of the video uses it.
Ask for a bigger headline or a slower ending and only that part of the code changes. The rest of your Opus 5.5 video stays as it was.
Use cases
The model is strongest where a designer would reach for motion graphics rather than a camera. These are the six kinds of Opus 5.5 video people ask for most.
A hook, three or four feature beats and an end card with your name on it. Paste the product URL and the copy comes from your own page.
How a rate limiter works, what your API does, why a number matters. Diagrams and labels stay legible because they are drawn, not imagined.
Paste a blog post, a paper, a changelog or a repository. The video is built from the page's title, description and headings, so a long read becomes a short one to watch.
Ten to sixty seconds of kinetic type in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, sized for the feed you are posting to.
The Logo style builds a mark from simple shapes, then shows the wordmark and palette around it. Describe your logo and colours and use it as an intro or a sign-off.
The Sketch style draws ink lines on paper and letters titles by hand, for a warmer video than most motion graphics.
How it works
Paste a link or type a brief. For a link, we read the page title, description and headings and use them as the brief.
It plans the hook, the beats and the end card, then writes the layout, type and timing as code. You watch the code arrive, then the video plays.
Your browser renders every frame and encodes the file on your device. Nothing is screen-recorded, so there are no dropped frames.
An Opus 5.5 video made from the brief “Notes app launch”.
Guides
Pricing
A silent 10-second video is 10 credits and a two-minute one is 65; sound costs 1.5×.
For the occasional launch or teaser.
$19.90$9.99/ month
$119.90 billed yearly50% off
70 credits a month, 840 a year
7 silent ten-second videos, or 4 with sound
About $1.43 a video
For founders who ship regularly.
$49.90$24.99/ month
$299.90 billed yearly50% off
180 credits a month, 2,160 a year
18 silent ten-second videos, or 12 with sound
About $1.39 a video
For teams and content at volume.
$159.90$79.99/ month
$959.90 billed yearly50% off
580 credits a month, 6,960 a year
58 silent ten-second videos, or 38 with sound
About $1.38 a video
Billed once a year; cancel renewal anytime. Credits are added each month and last 60 days.
FAQ
Yes. Opus 5.5 builds each video from text, shapes and motion rather than photorealistic footage. That is why text stays sharp and colours stay exact.
Motion graphics, kinetic typography, hand-drawn sketch animation, explainers and product launch videos, from 10 seconds to two minutes long. This generator does not make photorealistic footage of people or places. Sound is music and effects written as code; there is no voice-over.
Not always. Many of them were made in Claude Code with extra tools such as Three.js, reference files, sound and long render times. This generator makes a single canvas video with no outside files, so the same prompt gives a shorter, simpler result.
We fetch the public page once and read its title, description and main headings, then use them as the brief. Pages behind a login cannot be read; describe the product in a sentence or two instead.
Motion is bold kinetic typography with geometric shapes and crisp transitions, like a modern product launch film. Sketch is hand-drawn: paper texture, ink lines that draw themselves and hand-lettered titles.
Writing the animation usually takes two to four minutes: Opus 5.5 plans the scenes first, then you can watch the code arrive. Exporting the MP4 typically takes less than a minute on a recent laptop.
Yes. Sign up, then click a sharing option to receive 15 trial credits once per account, enough for one 10-second video with sound. Registration alone does not grant credits. Or skip sharing and buy a plan or credit pack. Trial downloads are 480p with a watermark and end card; paid downloads are 1080p with neither.
A silent video costs 5 credits plus 1 for every 2 seconds: 10 credits at 10 seconds, 15 at 20, 20 at 30, 35 at 60 and 65 at two minutes. With sound it costs 1.5 times that. A change to an existing video costs about half as much. Plan credits are added each month and expire after 30 days. If a generation fails, the credits are returned automatically.
You do. You can use them commercially, provided you have the rights to the names, text and brand assets you put into the brief.
Recent versions of Chrome, Edge and Safari. Previews work on phones, but exporting the MP4 is fastest and most reliable on a desktop or laptop.
No. Opus 5.5 Video is an independent product that uses the Claude Opus 5.5 model through an API. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.
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