Lyric music video built as a single HTML file with Claude Opus 5.5: Claude Opus launch video

In short

A lyrical music video for an original song, "Turn It Up Now," made with Suno v6. The author asked Claude Opus 5.5 to build the visuals as a single interactive HTML file that renders and exports the video in the browser. The post doesn't state the video's length or aspect ratio, beyond the requested 1920x1080 16:9 export.

Prompt

From the author's post

Make a fully interactive music video for this song as a single HTML file, at the level of a motion designer, sound engineer and creative director's showreel. The first frame has to stop the scroll and hook the viewer. Go all out.

Lyrics are below. Sync them word by word to the actual vocal. Separate the stems first, then time every word from the vocal track rather than estimating. Detect tempo, beats, kicks and snares, and drive the visuals from them.

Rules:
- One visual and type system across every section. Quiet sections should feel like the same video with the energy held back, not a different style.
- Every word must be crisp and readable over the effects. Glow and trails go behind the type, never through it.
- Give each lyric its own visual idea where it fits. No section should be filler.
- Don't add any audio to the song unless I ask.
- Interactions: hold to muffle the band, tap for a spark quantized to the beat, scroll for gain, stem mute buttons, a scrubbable timeline.
- Include an "Export 1080p video" button that renders every frame on a fixed clock and saves a 1920x1080 16:9 MP4 (H.264 + AAC) with the audio muxed in.
- Make the HTML file run on its own by double-clicking it in Chrome, with the audio built in.

[LYRICS WITH SECTION TAGS]

How it was made

The song was made in Suno v6. The author gave Opus 5.5 the song and a prompt. According to the author, Claude split the stems, timed all 229 words to the vocals, wrote the visuals in code, and built an HTML file that renders and exports the video at 1080p in the browser. The author reports this took under 1 minute on a MacBook Pro and says no editing software was used.

Tools: Claude Opus
Effort: Author says the 1080p export renders in under 1 minute on a MacBook Pro, no editing software used.