Prompt share for a motion design food-ordering launch film made with Claude Opus: Claude Opus launch video

Originally posted by @ultimaxbt on X · posted Oct 8, 2026 · curated by MotionHunt, updated Oct 15, 2026

In short

A 15-second 2D product launch film, one continuous take, where a food craving typed into a phone-style ordering app grows into a product reveal and ends on a brand end card. The author says it was made with Opus 5.5 and built from code, with no templates. The post gives 1920x1080 at 60fps and a 130 BPM, 32-beat structure.

How it was made

The author says the film was made with Opus 5.5 as a single HTML file at 1920x1080, with every style computed from time inside a seek(t) function and no CSS transitions or timers. A camera transform on one container is keyed by time, zoom, x and y. The author says it was rendered with Playwright at 60fps using 8 subframes per frame, blended with ffmpeg tmix. Sound uses Mixkit sound effects placed by measured peak and loudnormed to -14 LUFS, with the Mixkit "Cat Walk" track at about 130 BPM. Food photos are from Pexels. The post does not state cost or total time.

Tools: Claude Opus

Shot breakdown

0:00-0:02.8Ask (beats 0-6): slow push into the glowing iridescent composer, about 3x zoom. The request types on three fixed lines with a natural keystroke rhythm.
~0:02.8Send (beat 6): the send button is pressed, a lime ripple spreads from it and turns the message into a chat bubble. The camera pulls back to reveal the phone frame.
0:02.8-0:05.5Think (beats 6-12): the send button grows into an orange wok. Six colored ingredients are tossed on beats 8, 9, 10 and 11 beneath the shimmering text "Finding something for you...".
~0:05.5Drop (beat 12): a lime circle expands from the wok to fill the frame. Dark food cards burst in from the center, the strip slides across three cards and settles on "Fire Noodles" with a "Best match" pill.
0:07.4-0:09.7Chat (beats 16-21): the lime contracts into the user's bubble, carrying its words as the chosen card flies into its slot. The reply and "Want me to order it for you?" rise in, followed by "Order now" and "More options" pills.
~0:09.7Order (beat 21): the cursor clicks Order now, a spinner plays, then "✓ Ordered" appears.
0:09.7-0:11.5Outro expansion (beats 21-25): the black button grows into the page and stays pill-shaped at the edges while the camera pushes in. Its label grows to headline size, then slides away.
0:11.5-0:14.8Outro close (beats 25-32): "You were craving noodles." and "Now it's on the way." appear word by word in 92px white on black. A courier dot follows a route to a pin. The pin becomes the brand mark, the wordmark wipes out from behind it, with "made with" above and the product name below in a serif.

Breakdown written by AI from the prompt and post, reviewed by MotionHunt.

Why it works

One continuous take with no fades, blurs or cuts: each scene grows out of the previous one, keeping the motion unbroken.
Shared-element handoffs: the lime flood carries the bubble's words and the button carries its label into the next page, so the screens connect visually.
Timing locked to the music: 130 BPM with 32 beats, starting 12 beats before the drop, so the wok tosses and the drop land on beats.
One eased camera move per scene, never zooming in and out back-to-back, which gives a clear sense of direction.
Typed text stays on fixed lines so the camera never has to follow a wrapping cursor.

Remix it for your product

Create a 15-second 2D product launch film for [PRODUCT], 1920x1080 at 60fps, as one continuous take built entirely from code in a single HTML file. No fades, blurs, cuts, 3D or particles. Each scene grows from the last: text rises from a mask line, buttons expand into pages, and color floods from one object before shrinking into another. Give the camera one eased move per scene and never zoom in and out consecutively.

Look: warm white canvas (#f5f5f2), black UI (#0e0e10), lime accent (#cdf24f), orange (#ff6a2a), blue send button (#2f6bff). Add an iridescent glow around the input: a blurred conic gradient rotating through pink, orange, lime, cyan and violet. Use real photography on dark cards, Geist for UI and a serif for the product name on the end card.

Structure at 130 BPM, 32 beats (14.8s), starting the song 12 beats before its drop.
Beats 0-6, ask: push slowly into the glowing composer (about 3x zoom). Type the user's request on three fixed lines: [FEATURES as the typed request].
Beat 6, send: press send, a lime ripple turns the message into a chat bubble, then pull back to reveal the phone frame.
Beats 6-12, think: the send button becomes an orange wok that tosses six ingredients on beats 8-11 under shimmering text "Finding something for you...".
Beat 12, drop: a lime circle floods the frame in about 0.35s. Dark cards for [FEATURES] burst from the center, the strip slides across three cards and lands on the best match with a "Best match" pill.
Beats 16-21, chat: the lime contracts into the user's bubble, carrying its words as the chosen card flies into its slot. The reply rises in, followed by an offer to order. Show "Order now" and "More options" pills; the cursor clicks Order now, a spinner plays, then "✓ Ordered".
Beats 21-32, outro: the black button expands into the page, pill-shaped at the edges, while the camera pushes in. Its label grows to headline size and slides away. Bring in two lines word by word (92px, white on black), a courier dot follows a route to a pin, the pin becomes the brand mark, and the wordmark wipes out from behind it with "made with" above and [PRODUCT] below.

Sound: one Mixkit SFX per event (typing, send, each toss, drop impact, card swoosh, click, success tone, page-fill whoosh, mark sparkle), placed by measured peak and loudnormed to -14 LUFS. Render with Playwright at 60fps using 8 subframes per frame, blended with ffmpeg tmix.