Launch videoNotes app launch
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.
Describe the video or paste your product URL. Claude Opus 5.5 writes the motion graphics as code — type, shapes, timing and transitions — and your browser renders them to an MP4.
An independent tool built on Claude Opus 5.5. Not affiliated with Anthropic.
Launch videos, showreels and explainers people have made, with the prompt behind each one.
Community videos were made by their creators in Claude Code and other tools, often with reference files, sound and longer runtimes. The same prompt here gives a shorter, silent canvas video.
Launch videoMade 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.
Launch videoWhy it works: Fourteen words. It works because “modern, slick and punchy” plus a subject is enough for a first draft.
ExplainerMade on this site
Why it works: Names the three things to show in order, so the explainer has a beginning, middle and end.
ShowreelWhy it works: The prompt that started the trend: a length, a format and a reason to show off.
Launch videoWhy it works: Names the project and quotes its one-line pitch, which becomes the headline of the video.
ExplainerWhy it works: Framed as a test (“do you think you could…”) and specific about the subject: a recipe, step by step.
Launch videoWhy it works: States the platform (social), the tone and the bar for quality in one sentence.
ExplainerWhy it works: The clearest technical brief here: canvas only, no libraries, every frame a pure function of time.
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.
Opus 5.5 motion graphics are drawn by code, which makes them precise in the places video models are not.
Words that slide, scale, split and snap into place on the beat, with letterforms that never warp.
A hook, feature beats and an end card, with copy taken from your own page when you paste a URL.
Boxes, arrows, counters and charts that animate in order, with labels you can read at 1080p.
Short reveals and end cards in your exact brand colours, in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1.
Three steps, and the first video on a new account is free.
Say what the product is, what three things to show and how it should feel. Or paste the URL and let the page supply the copy.
Motion is the kinetic style; Sketch is hand-drawn. Choose 16:9 for a site or deck, 9:16 for short-form feeds.
Ask for changes in plain words. When it is right, your browser renders the motion graphics frame by frame into an MP4.
It is worth knowing the limits before you plan a campaign around them.
Everything is drawn. If you need a real person on camera, this is the wrong tool.
The videos are silent. Music and voice-over are added afterwards in your editor.
The first pass is usually sound but generic. The improvement comes from the two or three changes you ask for.
It writes a program. The code describes every frame as a function of time, and a browser draws those frames and encodes them. Opus 5.5 never produces pixels itself.
For clean, typographic product videos the first result is often usable, and it arrives in minutes. A skilled designer still wins on originality, sound and fine polish.
Videos made here run 8 to 14 seconds, which suits a launch post, a hero loop or a social teaser.
Yes. Put the hex values and the exact copy in the brief. They are written into the code as given, so they come out exactly.
1080p on paid plans. Free downloads are 720p with a small watermark.