Opus 5.5 二十分钟做出苹果发布会风格宣传片

Virgile RIETSCH @virgilerietsch原推发布于 2026.10.07

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Claude Opus 5.5 is really good at making marketing videos for your company. At the end of Apple events there's always that slide with all the new features in little boxes. I sent Claude a screenshot and asked to do the same for BlitzReels. It took 20 minutes to create this video. I turned the whole thing into a Claude skill. Should I open-source it? Here's the prompt: "Make an Apple-event-style feature roundup (bento grid) for [YOUR URL]: a 4K still and an 8s seamless loop MP4. 1. Inventory: crawl the homepage, features, pricing, changelog and docs (Playwright for JS-rendered pages). List every feature with its proof URL. Keep only what customers can use today; drop coming soon and waitlist items. Use numbers only if the site states them, with URL and date. 2. Assets: logo as SVG, brand colors and fonts from computed CSS, demo videos (<video> sources, og:video), Playwright screenshots of product sections. Make a contact sheet and pick frames where the product is doing its job. No stock photos, no AI images, no fake UI. 3. Copy: 12-15 tiles, one customer outcome per tile, 7 words max, in the site's own words. Center hero tile: logo, one-line promise, the site's real CTA. 4. Build: one HTML page, 1920x1080, 12-col x 4-row CSS grid (minmax(0,1fr)), 24px padding, 16px gap, 28px radius, hero at cols 5-8 / rows 2-3. Mix video tiles, screenshot tiles, big-number type tiles and app-style icon squircles. Dark and light themes. 5. Motion: deterministic window(.)seek(t) for t in [0,8). No intro or outro: the full board is visible at frame 0. Every micro-animation returns to its frame-0 state by t=8 (type then delete, forward then back, a cursor that enters, clicks the CTA and leaves). Re-cut each video to 8, 4 or 8/3 s, crossfade its last 0.4s into its first frame with ffmpeg xfade, encode VP9 webm. seek(t) sets each video to t mod its length and awaits 'seeked'. 6. Render: Playwright at deviceScaleFactor 2, one still plus 240 frames at 30fps, then ffmpeg to H.264 1080p (lanczos, crf 16, yuv420p, faststart). 7. QA: look at the still and fix overflow, clipped text and dead space, then re-render. Loop check: RMSE between the last and first frame must be at most 1.3x the median frame-to-frame RMSE. Report every tile with its source."