Describe what you want explained. Claude Opus 5.5 plans the film, records the narration, draws the scenes and scores them, then hands you the MP4.
Takes about 30–50 minutes. You can close the page.
People mean different things by a Claude video generator. This site is the first kind.
Claude writes a program that draws every frame: diagrams, charts, type and illustration. Best for explainers. This is what we run.
Through a connector, Claude prompts a separate video model for filmed or photo-real shots. Better for live action, and billed by that model.
Claude writes the script or shot list and you build the video in an editor yourself. Most control, most work.
Five jobs, done in order, without you prompting each one.
A 30-second film gets a 30-second script, not a long one read fast.
Each recorded line is compared with the script before the cut.
Scenes are drawn one by one and checked frame by frame before the cut.
Subtitles follow the voice line by line and break between words.
An original score and sound effects, levelled so the film is ready to post.
Style examples made with lemo-opuscar, the open-source engine our director draws with, not on this site. Source: lemo-opuscar
One sentence in, a narrated film with subtitles and music out.