Claude Motion examples

Films made three ways: with our skills, with Claude Motion, or by prompting Opus 5.5 directly. Videos and prompts belong to their creators.

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Made by an agent, start to finish

Each film was directed, scored and rendered by a coding agent with one of our skills, from a short brief. Turn the sound on.

Launch

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Claude Duet launch film

A launch film for Anthropic's Claude Duet app, from its public announcement.

Example of Launch Video16:9 · 25 s

Unofficial example, not made or endorsed by Anthropic.

Motion Skills in one take

Our own launch film with no cuts: the logo tile becomes the install, your material, three directions, the film and its score, a change, then seven real example films.

Example of Launch Video16:9 · 26 s

Every line from this site's own pages.

Claude Code in three steps

Install, start in a project, ask the first question: the official quickstart, with the real version output.

Example of Walkthrough Video16:9 · 29 s

Unofficial walkthrough, not made or endorsed by Anthropic.

Claude Motion in three steps

Start a Motion, ask for a change, export the MP4, from Anthropic's announcement and help article.

Example of Walkthrough Video16:9 · 30 s

Unofficial walkthrough, not made or endorsed by Anthropic.

Which $20 AI plan?

ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro and Google AI Pro, and the plan above each, from their own pricing pages on Oct 23, 2026.

Example of Comparison Video16:9 · 17 s

Unofficial comparison, not made or endorsed by OpenAI, Anthropic or Google.

Electric or gas: what does a year cost?

A Kona Electric and a gas Kona over 15,000 miles at US average prices, and how long the price gap takes to pay back.

Example of Comparison Video16:9 · 20 s

Unofficial comparison, not made or endorsed by Hyundai.

Motion Skills, logo sting

Our own mark: the wave draws like a motion curve, the square fills in behind it, and the name sets, with a four-note sound logo.

Example of Brand Intro16:9 · 5 s

Mossgrove Coffee, opener

A 9:16 opener for a café: the line in kinetic type, then the cup's ring pours round and the bean drops in.

Example of Brand Intro9:16 · 10 s

Sample brand, made up for this example.

Motion Skills, 3D sting

Our own mark as a lit object: the camera circles the tile and settles square on it as the name sets, on a four-note sound logo.

Example of Brand Intro16:9 · 5 s

Total solar eclipse, 2 August 2027

What, when and where, the path of totality, the longest darkness near Luxor, the days to go and how to watch safely.

Example of Event Promo16:9 · 35 s

Eclipse data from NASA's eclipse canon; eye safety from the American Astronomical Society.

Tasting night at a sample café

A vertical promo: three coffees dealt like cards, the date with its weekday, the place, the price and the days to go.

Example of Event Promo9:16 · 22 s

A made-up café and event, labelled as a sample on screen.

Pixel & Pawn Retro Night

An arcade and board-game night on one CRT screen: each detail dissolves in pixel by pixel on its spoken word, then a two-player face-off at 9 pm.

Example of Event Promo9:16 · 21 s

Sample event at a made-up café, labelled on screen.

App Store preview: a sample plant app

Portrait 886×1920: today's plants, one-tap watering, the week and adding a plant, each with a line for muted viewers.

Example of App Store Preview9:16 · 23 s

A sample app made for this example, labelled on screen; a real preview uses your app's own recordings.

Google Play preview: a sample budget app

Landscape: the month at a glance, adding an expense, every category against its budget and a savings goal.

Example of App Store Preview16:9 · 23 s

A sample app made for this example, labelled on screen; no words Google Play refuses.

Stillwater, an App Store preview

A meditation timer in liquid glass: pick a length, breathe as the ring fills, and the finished session drops into the week's chart.

Example of App Store Preview9:16 · 19 s

Sample app, made up for this example and labelled on every frame.

Social

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The shortest way to Tokyo

Why the shortest route from New York to Tokyo bends up past the Arctic Circle: the flat map folds into a globe. Airports from OurAirports, map from Natural Earth.

Example of Vertical Short9:16 · 18 s

How Steam splits with big games

Valve's 2018 rule: past $10M Valve keeps 25%, past $50M 20%, only on the dollars past each line, worked for a $60M game.

Example of Vertical Short9:16 · 19 s

From Valve's Steamworks announcement of Nov 30, 2018 (archived copy). Unofficial.

A NASA scientist on space weather, cut and captioned

His recorded answer cut clean (the opening 'All right' and the dead air), his own words as cards, captions checked against the recording, and a CapCut/剪映 draft.

Example of Talking-head Video16:9 · 52 s

NASA's public-domain interview for the TRACERS launch; captions proofread with two transcription models.

Why two spacecraft? A vertical cut of one analogy

9:16: the scientist's 'two boats on an ocean', drawn as he says it while the picture slides down; captions on his words.

Example of Talking-head Video9:16 · 23 s

NASA's public-domain interview; the boats are drawn for the film, after his words.

A day in four places

A transition pack and place labels over four Wikimedia Commons clips: a circle from the cup, a zoom into the sun, the market inside the word NIGHT.

Example of Titles & Transitions16:9 · 21 s

Sample edit; footage CC0 and public domain.

Plainjoint chapter kit

A tutorial channel's opener, four chapter cards on a measuring ruler and a chapter bar over footage.

Example of Titles & Transitions16:9 · 18 s

Sample channel, made up for this example.

Ada Lovelace, 1843

Her line on the Analytical Engine as a square quote card, a thread woven under each phrase as it is said.

Example of Social Card1:1 · 14 s

From her Note A in Scientific Memoirs, vol. 3 (1843), public domain.

English Wikipedia in one number

7,254,501 articles as a vertical card, with the words behind them and the date the figure was read.

Example of Social Card9:16 · 21 s

From Wikipedia's own site statistics, as of 24 October 2026.

Reports

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When Vite passed webpack

npm downloads per month since 2021: the crossing in September 2025, with a one-month spike named where it is.

Example of Data Video16:9 · 22 s

From the npm registry downloads API, pulled Oct 24, 2026.

NVIDIA's data center: the quarter it took off

18 quarters of Data Center revenue as NVIDIA reported it: +141% in Q2 FY24, up every quarter since, a basis change named.

Example of Data Video16:9 · 22 s

Unofficial; from NVIDIA's quarterly press releases.

uv in 2025

A year in review from uv's public GitHub activity: 105 releases against 136, and pull requests and issues against 2024.

Example of Team Update16:9 · 32 s

Unofficial; GitHub API, pulled Oct 24, 2026.

A decision brief: which address for a non-Latin title?

Four options from the working agent's brief, each with what it gains and costs, checked against the code: the agent's pick, what it rests on, and a cost the check found.

Example of Team Update16:9 · 124 s

A sample project; the brief was written by the agent that worked on it, the runs re-run at its commit.

Excalidraw in September

A monthly update in four tiles from Excalidraw's GitHub: 224 issues closed against 9 in August, and what they were.

Example of Team Update16:9 · 20 s

Unofficial; GitHub search, pulled Oct 24, 2026.

Developers and AI in 2025

The Stack Overflow 2025 Developer Survey as an 8-slide narrated deck: using AI more, trusting it less.

Example of Narrated Deck16:9 · 58 s

Unofficial summary; narration by a system voice.

Claude on the rhythm of the week

Anthropic's June 2026 Economic Index report, Cadences, as an 8-slide narrated deck.

Example of Narrated Deck16:9 · 55 s

Unofficial summary; narration by a system voice.

Buffer's December 2025 update, unofficial

Its strongest revenue year, six key numbers with the two that fell, and the ARR chart with the month Buffer changed how it counts.

Example of Investor Update16:9 · 65 s

An unofficial summary of Buffer's public shareholder updates; no Buffer logo.

A sample startup's monthly update

Revenue up, churn up: both shown the same size, six months of growth from zero, then shipped, next and a two-part ask.

Example of Investor Update16:9 · 57 s

A made-up company, labelled as a sample on screen.

A receipt a cent short: a session replayed

A real Claude Code session on a sample till: the failing test, the rounding fix as a diff, three new tests, 6 of 6 passing and the commit.

Example of Session Replay16:9 · 31 s

A sample project made for the example; paths and names masked by mo replay.

A URL that lost its accents: a vertical replay

A 9:16 highlight of a real session on a sample blog: é kept as e instead of a hyphen, six more languages tested, 5 of 5 passing, committed.

Example of Session Replay9:16 · 30 s

A sample project made for the example; paths and names masked by mo replay.

Teach

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No Team plan? Make Claude Motion-style videos anyway

On one map: Claude Motion is in beta on Team and Enterprise, but Claude Code is on Pro and Max, and with a motion skill it renders the same kind of video on your computer.

Example of Explainer Video16:9 · 38 s

From Anthropic's Claude Motion help article and this site's guide; narration is a synthetic voice.

Why we have seasons

Not distance: the orbit drawn to its real shape, then the tilt and the same sunlight spread over 2.1× the ground in December.

Example of Explainer Video16:9 · 58 s

How compound interest grows money

$1,000 at 5% for 30 years, year by year: what you put in, simple interest, and interest on interest.

Example of Explainer Video16:9 · 60 s

A worked example, not financial advice.

How your browser finds a website's address

DNS on one map: the resolver asks a root server, then the .com servers, then the site's own server, and keeps the answer for its time to live.

Example of Explainer Video16:9 · 81 s

From RFC 1034, RFC 1035 and IANA's root server list; the site and its address are made-up samples.

How many Earths fit inside the Sun?

From a person pointing at the sky out to the whole Sun: 109 Earths across, about 1.3 million by volume, and why fewer whole round Earths would fit.

Example of Explainer Video9:16 · 57 s

From NASA's Sun and Earth fact sheets (archived copies).

Percent vs percentage points

A one-minute lesson: subtract for points, divide for percent, a quiz with a countdown, the common mistake corrected.

Example of Lesson Video16:9 · 59 s

Examples are the lesson's own.

Read the axis before the bars

A one-minute lesson on bar charts whose axis doesn't start at zero, with a quiz.

Example of Lesson Video16:9 · 64 s

Examples are the lesson's own.

Sleep after learning

A 2006 study: students who slept after learning kept their German words; those who stayed up lost more. Table 1 rebuilt, limits included.

Example of Research Paper Video16:9 · 69 s

From Gais, Lucas & Born (2006), Learning & Memory.

Media multitasking, and what came after

The 2009 Stanford finding on heavy media multitaskers, in its own numbers, and the 2017 replications that could not reliably repeat it.

Example of Research Paper Video16:9 · 95 s

From Ophir, Nass & Wagner (2009), PNAS, and Wiradhany & Nieuwenstein (2017).

The race to the South Pole

Amundsen and Scott on one time axis: who got there first, and the 34 days between them.

Example of Timeline Video16:9 · 59 s

From Amundsen's The South Pole and Scott's journals, both public domain.

The birth of the web

From a memo at CERN in 1989 to 1% of the US research backbone in 1993, on one scale.

Example of Timeline Video16:9 · 66 s

From W3C's A Little History of the World Wide Web.

Pythagoras by rearrangement

Four triangles in one square, slid into new places: the empty space shows a² + b² = c².

Example of Math Explainer16:9 · 71 s

From OpenStax Prealgebra 2e, 9.3 and cut-the-knot proofs #4 and #9.

A walk to the river: a worked problem

Where should you fetch water so the walk is shortest? Try a few places, then reflect B in the river and go straight: 10 km.

Example of Math Explainer16:9 · 99 s

A problem written for the film; every length computed and checked two ways.

Why 1 + 2 + … + n = n(n + 1)/2

The sum written forwards and backwards: every column adds to n + 1, checked with dots, then 5,050.

Example of Math Explainer16:9 · 71 s

From OpenStax Algebra and Trigonometry 2e, 13.4.

Personal & life

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A sample runner's 2025

Vertical: the year's kilometres, each month from zero, a first half marathon, an injury and a first marathon, in date order.

Example of Year in Review9:16 · 39 s

A made-up runner with data in the shape of a Strava export, labelled as a sample.

Marie and Pierre Curie, 1895–1906

A photo story in her own words: six public-domain photographs, from the wedding to 1906, each with a sentence of her memoir.

Example of Year in Review9:16 · 66 s

Her words from Pierre Curie (1923, tr. Kellogg), read by a synthetic voice; photographs public domain via Wikimedia Commons.

A sample reader's 2025

Square: twenty-two books, one block per book by month, the moments of the year and the four five-star books.

Example of Year in Review1:1 · 34 s

A made-up reader with a list in the shape of a Goodreads export, labelled as a sample.

The voyage of the Beagle

Five years round the world on Natural Earth coastlines, each stop on the day Darwin gives it, from Devonport to Falmouth.

Example of Travel Map16:9 · 57 s

From Darwin's The Voyage of the Beagle (1845); route simplified between ports and capes.

A sample week in Portugal

Vertical: Lisbon to Porto in six stops, each leg drawn on a real map with its straight-line distance.

Example of Travel Map9:16 · 26 s

A made-up trip, labelled as a sample; map from Natural Earth.

A sample wedding invitation

Square papercut: the names, the date with its weekday, the place, what guests need to know and the reply date, all on the last frame.

Example of Video Invitation1:1 · 20 s

Made-up hosts and details, labelled as a sample on screen.

A sample child's birthday invitation

Vertical and bright: the age pops in, a dinosaur bounces, then the day, the hall, what to know and who to reply to.

Example of Video Invitation9:16 · 23 s

A made-up party, labelled as a sample; the hall is named, the address goes in the message.

Commerce

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A stoneware mug, about 1739

Three public-domain photos and a museum record become a product film: what it is, its scenes and size, each callout on its part.

Example of Product Video1:1 · 37 s

Photos and record from The Metropolitan Museum of Art (CC0); not for sale.

New beans at a sample café

Vertical: origin, tasting notes and roast beside the bag, then the price in euros and where to buy, held.

Example of Product Video9:16 · 20 s

A made-up café and coffee; the bag is drawn and labelled, not a photo.

A sample shop's weekend sale

Vertical: the discount, the new price beside the 30-day lowest prior price, the weekend's dates and hours, the code and the terms.

Example of Drop & Sale Promo9:16 · 28 s

A made-up shop and sale, labelled as a sample; the prior price follows the EU 30-day rule.

A sample café's limited autumn release

Square: the blend, the real number of bags, the dates with their weekdays, the price and where to buy.

Example of Drop & Sale Promo1:1 · 20 s

A made-up café and release, labelled as a sample.

Stories

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The Fox and the Tiger, in shadow theatre

The whole Chinese fable as Martens translated it in 1921: dyed-hide puppets on rods, a lamp-lit cloth, the fox walking ahead.

Example of Picture Book16:9 · 102 s

Public-domain text from Wilhelm's Chinese Fairy Book, read whole; puppets made for the film.

Aesop's The Hare and the Tortoise

The whole fable read as Townsend translated it in 1867, in papercut: the race, the nap, the moral.

Example of Picture Book16:9 · 78 s

Public-domain text from Project Gutenberg, read whole; pictures drawn for the film.

The Lady of the Moon, in red paper-cut

9:16: the archer shoots down nine of ten suns and his wife floats up to the moon, cut in China red with rosettes and a red banner.

Example of Picture Book9:16 · 106 s

Public-domain text from Wilhelm's Chinese Fairy Book, the first part read word for word; abridged and marked so.

Andersen's The Ugly Duckling, abridged

A year by the pond in papercut, summer to spring, quoting the tale's own lines and its last.

Example of Picture Book16:9 · 102 s

Public-domain translation from Project Gutenberg, abridged and marked so on screen.

Documentary & evidence

Open Documentary & evidence →

A sample channel's news short: EU solar passed coal

Vertical, from Ember's European Electricity Review: solar 13% of EU power in 2025, past coal since 2024, then the turn: gas power rose 8%.

Example of News Short9:16 · 48 s

Ember's report and Our World in Data, CC BY; CC0 and CC BY footage from Wikimedia Commons; the channel is a sample.

A sample channel's news short: the world's life expectancy is back

Square, from the UN's World Population Prospects 2024: 73.3 years in 2024, above 2019's 72.6 after COVID; then the 30-year gap the average hides.

Example of News Short1:1 · 39 s

UN estimates via Our World in Data, CC BY; the map from Natural Earth; the channel is a sample.

Were they stars? Galileo, January 1610

Galileo's notebook and his printed book, night by night from 7 to 13 January, the drawings ringed and matched; a famous page the library itself calls a forgery set aside.

Example of Investigation Film16:9 · 84 s

Public-domain scans from Florence's national library and the Smithsonian; Carlos's 1880 translation.

How far did it reach? Krakatoa, August 1883

The Royal Society's 1888 report on screen: a police chief's account nearly 3,000 miles away, a London barometer's seven passages, and the committee's probable moment checked against a gas-works gauge.

Example of Investigation Film16:9 · 107 s

A public-domain scan of the report; one quiet line for the lives lost, in the report's own figure.