John Heibel
@JohnHeibel · Sep 22
Source for a music video made by Opus 5.5 on launch day, rendered from code rather than any video model; it drew thousands of stars as a showcase of the model's music-video skill.
Anthropic· Released Sep 22
Animation videos with Claude Opus 5.5
Entries
yihui-dev
@yihui-dev · Sep 27
Curated collection of hundreds of viral Opus 5.5 code-rendered videos, each linked to the creator's original post and the prompt they shared, grouped into motion graphics, explainers, 3D scenes and games.
Stephan Livera
@stephanlivera · Sep 25
A 15-second résumé-style motion graphics reel generated entirely in code from a single "go all out" prompt, which became the template many others copied.
anabology
@anabology · Sep 25
The creator handed Opus 5.5 a prompt, Midjourney access and a moodboard, went to sleep, and woke up to a finished piece of work assembled across the night.
zero
@twoclipping · Sep 24
A full motion-design video made with no After Effects, plus the reusable prompt template (UI states, brand inputs) shared so others can recreate the look.
donald
@donaldjewkes · Sep 23
The creator dictated a brief for five minutes and let Opus 5.5 work for twelve hours, returning to a complete produced video from that one prompt.
Claude
@claudeai · Sep 22
Anthropic opened an early-explorations thread with this animated short from Kevin Ngo, showing the model directing a complete narrative piece.
Carlos Santana
@DotCSV · Sep 23
DotCSV asked Opus 5.5 for a pixel-art animation of a neural net learning, and the result was a polished piece he called beyond expectations.
DreW
@devteamdrew · Sep 22
A launch-day animation posted by Drew, made with Opus 5.5 and shared the moment the model went live.
lemomo-ai
@lemomo-ai · Sep 26
Open-source set of dozens of film styles, each pairing a reusable style prompt with a short sample film rendered purely in Canvas/WebGL code by Opus 5.5, plus director, storyboard and technique guides.
Rexan Wong
@rexan_wong · Sep 26
After finding his own one-prompt video looked weak, the author studied many popular examples to see what workflow actually sat behind them.
JohnHeibel
@JohnHeibel · Sep 23
Starter kit for having Claude animate painterly cartoons with p5.js and p5.brush, shipping a mascot character with dozens of acted emotions and a guide the model follows for storyboards and renders.
Kevin Ngo
@kevin_t_ngo · Sep 22
Kevin Ngo had Opus 5.5 draw every frame in JavaScript for a story in which one villager sends a question instead of a request.
Andrew Jiang
@andrewjiang · Sep 24
Andrew Jiang had Opus 5.5 produce a short film forecasting the coming five decades, optimistic about the destination and wary of the transition.
athemeroy
@athemeroy · Oct 3
Bilingual catalogue of 168 reviewed Claude 5.5 video cases with sampled frames, source-post links, production-path guidance and CSV data.
Vincentwei1021
@Vincentwei1021 · Oct 2
Each style is a film Opus 5.5 wrote in code, with the prompt and full source so you can copy the look for your own videos.
さんかくてん
@sankakuten91256 · Sep 25
A Japanese creator chained GPT Images, Grok, Opus 5.5 and another model to turn a nine-panel dance sheet into a motion graphics piece.
✯
@shfred0 · Sep 22
Asked to depict its history from day zero, the model drew every frame as JavaScript brush strokes with no video model or images.
Pleometric
@pleometric · Sep 23
Opus 5.5 imagined and animated its own social feed, a playful self-portrait done in code.
Ivana
@ivanainai · Oct 1
Ivan asked for a no-text video visualising a big scam and got a wordless animated piece.
John Knopf
@johnknopf · Sep 26
John Knopf asked the model to introduce itself however it wished and was struck by the sound and visuals of what it made.
妖精アーヤ
@aiehon_aya · Sep 25
A Japanese creator asked Opus 5.5 how it made the piece: an HTML drawing program rendered frame by frame and encoded by a Python script.
