Hand-drawn stop-motion test animation made with Claude Opus: Claude Opus launch video
Originally posted by @_nikolajankovic on X · posted Sep 23, 2026 · curated by MotionHunt, updated Oct 15, 2026

In short
The post shares an animation the author made with Opus 5.5, described as a hand-drawn stop-motion piece in which the narrator is a "defi saver" explaining themselves in first person. The post text does not state the video's length or aspect ratio.
How it was made
The author says they tried Opus 5.5 for the animation, using a prompt asking for a hand-drawn stop-motion animation with a first-person story about a "defi saver" explaining themselves. The post does not share the rendering tool, timing, or cost.
- Tools
- Claude Opus
Why it works
- The prompt sets a specific visual style up front: hand-drawn stop-motion.
- A first-person narration frames the whole piece around one character speaking directly to the viewer.
Remix it for your product
make a [STYLE] animation; story: you're [PRODUCT] and explaining [FEATURES] in 1st personFAQ
What tool made this launch video?
This video was made with Claude Opus.
Can I see the prompt behind this video?
The prompt has not been published. Check the original post on X for details from the creator.
What kind of product is this video for?
It is a launch video for a other product.
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