Jasi🫧
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![I’ve been testing claude opus 5.5 and it makes the best animations I’ve ever seen from an AI model. Claude Opus 5.5 just launched, and it makes the best animations I’ve ever seen from an AI model. [Show the strongest animation examples.] And I’ll show you how to make one yourself, without the need to connect any separate tools. All you have to do is give Claude the story you want, and it creates the entire animation with code and exports the finished video for you, it’s pretty crazy [Show Sunset Factory.] So for mine, I wanted a tiny factory that manufactures sunsets, because why not Little workers build the sun and paint the sky, until one accidentally spills a jar of stars and turns everything into night. Here’s how you can build one too: Open Claude Code and select Opus 5.5. Then give it four things: the story, the visual style, the length, and the dimensions. For mine, I described what the workers should do, asked for a textured paper-cut style, and made it 20 seconds long. And because this was for a Reel, I told it to output vertical video. Then finish your prompt with: “Create the animation entirely with code, set up any rendering tools you need, and export the finished MP4.” Claude handles that in the background. Once you’ve watched the result, you can keep giving it directions, like slowing down the ending, changing the colors, or making the workers look more surprised. I can see this being really useful for any educational video, especially when you’re explaining something that’s hard to show on camera.](/video/cover/7689178030945635606.webp)
