The viral Opus 5.5 videos are programs that draw every frame. Here Claude Opus 5.5 writes that program for you, adds narration, subtitles and music, and hands back an MP4.
Takes about 30–50 minutes. You can close the page.
Opus 5.5 has no video output. The clips you saw on X were made in four steps, and this site runs all four for you.
Opus 5.5 decides the layout, colors, motion curves and the order of shots, and writes them down as a program.
A headless browser runs the program one frame at a time, so every scene is exact and can be checked before the cut.
The frames, the narration and the music are encoded into one file you can post anywhere.
On your own computer you would install Node.js, Chrome and ffmpeg and prompt each step. Here you write one sentence.
What the director does after you press the button.
Claude Opus 5.5 turns your sentence into a script cut to the length you picked.
One of eight voices you can hear first reads it, and each line is checked against the script.
Every scene is drawn on its own and checked frame by frame, in 16:9 or 9:16.
Subtitles timed to the voice, an original score and the sound effects the scenes call for.
You get the MP4, an SRT subtitle file and a cover image.
Style examples made with lemo-opuscar, the open-source engine our director draws with, not on this site. Source: lemo-opuscar
Write one sentence about what you want explained. The director does the rest.