Opus 5.5 and invideo MCP build layered motion graphics
Opus 5.5 connects to the invideo editor via its official MCP server and builds a Spotify-style motion graphics timeline layer by layer, with a warning never to let AI flatten video into one track.
here’s how to make pro motion graphics with claude opus 5.5 + invideo editor... opus writes the timeline and builds every motion graphic, layer by layer, through MCP the trick is treating video editing as a structured layer stack, but there’s a smart way to set it up: - step 1: connect opus 5.5 to invideo editor through the official MCP server - step 2: send 1 reference video + a clear brief: “glowing green spotify background, artist portraits, playlist cards, and smooth screen transitions” - step 3: opus builds it track by track: background > portraits > UI cards > text overlays - step 4: keep every asset separated onto isolated timeline layers (text, graphics, music, and SFX on independent tracks, exactly like you see on screen) - step 5: render the final composition for just 0.5 credits (spent only on sound effects) - step 6: open the timeline and make manual tweaks if you want to adjust the pacing and the rule that saves the project... never let an AI flatten your video into a single track. always force it to distribute elements across isolated layers so you keep 100% control over timing save this before your next video project ↓