Making Videos with Claude: Opus 5.5 Animation and Finished-Film Examples

The author made a video with visuals from Opus 5.5 and Doubao TTS voiceover about distilling your writing style so AI writes more like you.

The author shares a video that Opus 5.5 produced in a single generation, with only a one-line exclamation of amazement and the footage itself as the highlight.

The author reran about 70 one-shot video prompts from X with Opus 5.5, without skills, MCP or web access, and got finished videos in 71 of 74 runs while rendering once for about half the tokens.

The author used Opus 5.5 with Blender to make a small logo animation for an Obsidian template, noting that one-shot wasn't realistic and it took 82 revisions.

Given the same prompt, Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5 each generated a voxel Chinese dragon video; the author finds both strong, with Opus showing more design taste and Sonnet doing remarkably well for its weight class.

A single prompt generates a luxury car rental site, comparing the cinematic web visuals produced by Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6.1 Sol.

Someone compiled 389 videos generated with Opus 5.5, each with its original idea, final result and the prompt used, so you can rework one for your own brand.

A Japanese creator had Claude Code (Opus 5.5) produce a full 15-second promo video from the site's photos, real prices and a 128 BPM beat, with no external music or sound assets.

The author advises against forcing Opus 5.5 to use Remotion for video work, citing slow rendering and high token cost, and lists where Remotion actually fits, such as subtitle animation and batch output.

Whole Mars posted a Tesla-style ad video labeled as made with Claude Opus 5.5, showing what an AI-generated car brand spot looks like.

The post contains only the words "Claude Opus 5.5" plus a video, which appears to be a finished clip generated by Opus 5.5.

A motion graphics piece made with Opus 5.5 visualizes 17 years of Bitcoin history across about 969,000 blocks, with the illustrations and music also generated by the model.