Describe the idea
Define the message, audience, brand assets, and format.
FROM LANGUAGE TO MOTION / 001
Can Claude
Opus 5.5 make
videos?
Yes. It can write animation as code. We are testing a workflow to turn that code into polished MP4s, with a human reviewing the result.
The production workflow is still in development. Join early access to hear when we can show a finished, quality-reviewed example.
FRAMEFIELD / THE WORKFLOWIN DEVELOPMENT
YOUR IDEA↓ANIMATION CODE↓REVIEWED MP4
OPUS 5.5-ASSISTED / HUMAN REVIEWEARLY ACCESS
YOUR IDEA→ANIMATION CODE→BROWSER RENDER→YOUR MP4
01 / EARLY ACCESS
Have an idea?
Get on the list.
Leave your email to hear when we have a quality-reviewed video workflow ready to try. You can also tell us what you would make.
This is a signup for updates and research, not an order. We are still testing output quality and cannot promise a delivery date.
02 / THE METHOD
Not pixels from a prompt.
Frames from code.
Opus 5.5 outputs text. In the workflow we are testing, that text becomes animation code, then a browser draws and records the result.
Write the motion
Claude helps author HTML, Canvas, SVG, or 3D code for the scene.
Render & refine
We run the code, review every beat, and tune timing, type, and composition.
Export the file
The reviewed animation can be encoded as an MP4. Public access is still in development.
Where this shines: typography, diagrams, explainers, interfaces, charts, and graphic worlds. Need photoreal people or complex live action? A video model or filmed footage may fit better.
03 / DIFFERENT TOOLS, DIFFERENT JOBS
Code-led motion
or generated footage?
WHAT YOU NEEDCODE-LED ANIMATIONVIDEO MODELS
e.g. Sora, Kling, Veo
e.g. Sora, Kling, Veo
Exact type, charts, layoutsStrong fit — authored elementsVaries by model and workflow
Camera-like or live-action imageryUsually needs other assets or toolsOften a better fit
Editable implementationCode can be retainedDepends on the service
This is a workflow guide, not a quality ranking. Capabilities change; choose the method that fits the visual you need.
04 / CREATOR FILMS
Real films.
Real sources.
These creators describe their work as made with Opus 5.5. Follow each source to watch the original and inspect what was actually disclosed. These are not our studio's portfolio pieces.
COMMUNITY REFERENCES / EXTERNAL
See what other makers
have built.
These are independently created examples, not Framefield work. Skillry links show an original beside a remake; maker project links show their own films and production materials. Videos and prompts stay on their source pages.
01 / PRODUCT LAUNCH · @moritzkrembA SaaS launch film
A public brief asks for a polished film that shows a product's features and benefits.
Watch original + remake on Skillry 02 / BRAND INTRO · @techhallaA 20-second type-driven identity bumperA detailed brief specifies timing, typography, color, and how every beat should land.
Watch original + remake on Skillry 03 / BUSINESS EXPLAINER · @alex_prompterA five-scene service explanationThe shared brief maps a customer's problem, process, proof point, and brand into a short film.
Watch original + remake on Skillry 04 / CODE-LED EXPLAINER · @HenriToivarGraphics, sound, and narrationThe creator describes code-drawn visuals and separate text-to-speech narration; only part of the prompt is public.
Watch original + remake on Skillry 05 / 3D PRODUCT FILM · @_petertA fictional drink in 3DThe creator reports a workflow involving Three.js and another AI model; the full production prompt is not public.
Watch original + remake on Skillry 06 / PRODUCT EXPLAINER · HeadroomTwo films for a real software productThe maker published code and finished films showing an app's value through animation.
Explore films on the maker's project 07 / ORIGINAL FILM COLLECTION · LemoLab43 code-made film stylesThe maker publishes a film gallery, reusable style prompts, source, and credits, and says the films were made with Opus 5.5.
Explore the maker's projectInterested in a direction here?Join the list and tell us what you would make
05 / SOURCE-LINKED PROMPTS
Read the brief
behind the film.
These prompts were published alongside creator work. Open the source to copy the available text and see whether it is a full brief or only a public excerpt.
01 / PRODUCT LAUNCH BRIEFSaaS launch film
@moritzkremb asked for a film that shows a software product's features and benefits. Use your own product and licensed assets when adapting it.
Read the brief at source ↗ 02 / BRAND BRIEFKinetic brand identity@techhalla published a detailed 20-second direction with scene timing, typography, palette, and motion rules.
Read the brief at source ↗ 03 / SERVICE BRIEFFive-scene business explainer@alex_prompter shared a compact structure for a service film. The displayed result runs longer than the requested target.
Read the brief at source ↗ 04 / OPEN PRODUCTION GUIDEHand-painted character filmJohn Heibel published the starter code, animation guide, and an example request used with Opus 5.5.
Read the guide on GitHub ↗ 05 / CREATOR STYLE LIBRARY43 reusable film stylesLemoLab publishes its own Opus 5.5 film gallery with style prompts, implementation code, and per-film credits.
Explore styles at source ↗06 / DO IT YOURSELF
Want to make
your own?
Read a creator's prompt, adapt it to your own subject, ask Opus 5.5 to produce animation code, inspect the result in a browser, then record it. A human pass still matters for accuracy, pacing, and polish.
Explore source prompts- 01Describe the audience and the visual outcome.
- 02Ask for editable HTML, Canvas, SVG, or Three.js.
- 03Preview, review, and fix the timing.
- 04Record frames and export the MP4.
07 / WHERE WE ARE
Built in public.
Reviewed before release.
We have confirmed the code-to-MP4 technical path. We are still working on visual quality and a repeatable production process.
See what creators made
Browse attributed examples and public prompts at their original sources.
Explore examplesJoin early access
Tell us what kind of video you would want to make. We will share a quality-reviewed result when it is ready.
Join the listHelp set the direction
Real use cases will shape which animation workflows we test next.
Share your use caseNo paid orders, automated generation, or delivery dates are offered through this early access page.
08 / GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you
hit send.
Does Claude Opus 5.5 generate video files directly? +
No. The model produces text, including code. In this workflow the code renders animation in a browser, which we then record and export as an MP4.
What kinds of videos work best here? +
Short motion graphics, explainers, kinetic type, diagrams, product visuals, and data stories are strong starting points. Photoreal live-action scenes generally need another workflow.
Can I use my brand colors or logo? +
Yes, subject to the format and rights you provide. Include colors or a reference link in your brief; we will confirm how any supplied assets can be used.
Can I generate or order a video today? +
Not yet. This page currently offers early access signup while we test output quality. Signing up does not place an order or reserve a delivery date.
Will the animation source be available? +
We are exploring an MP4 plus editable source workflow. The final deliverables will be stated before any paid service opens.
Is this an Anthropic product? +
No. This is an independent project. Claude and Opus describe the model involved in the workflow.
FOLLOW THE EXPERIMENT