Opus 5.5 turns an app screenshot into a Remotion launch video
Drop one app screenshot into Claude Code and Opus 5.5 rebuilds the UI as React components in Remotion, animates one key action into a 15–25 second MP4, and re-renders it in 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16.
Claude Opus 5.5 can turn a single screenshot of your app into a launch video No screen recording, no After Effects, no motion designer. You drop one PNG of your app into Claude Code, and it rebuilds that screen as real React components inside Remotion, then animates the one action that actually sells your product Here's what that loop looks like: > Claude reads the screenshot and splits it into components: the sidebar, the cards, the chart and the one button that matters > every piece becomes code, so the "video" is just your UI driven by useCurrentFrame(), with spring() and interpolate() doing the motion > you pick a single action (one click, one before, one after) and keep the whole thing around 15–25 seconds, because three features in 20 seconds turns into a slideshow > before anything moves, Claude renders three stills (the opening, the click and the result), so layout and readability problems get caught early > one render command gives you the MP4, and since it's all code, the same scene can be laid out again for 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16 The best part is that you're editing code, not pixels. Want the button bigger or the chart in another color? You say exactly what to change and what must stay the same, and Claude touches just that instead of rebuilding the whole video Install the official Remotion skills once (npx skills add remotion-dev/skills) and Claude already knows the patterns that don't fall apart the moment you start revising Save this, and the full workflow is in my guide below ↓
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