30-second motion graphics test answering the day of the week, made with HyperFrames and Claude Opus
Originally posted by @tankazunori0914 on X · posted Oct 2, 2026 · curated by MotionHunt, updated Oct 16, 2026

In short
A 30-second motion graphics video with background music that answers the question of what day of the week it is. The author says it was made with Opus 5.5 and HyperFrames, an HTML-based video tool, with the music synthesized in Python. Aspect ratio is not stated.
Prompt
今日何曜日だっけ?BGM付きの30秒のかっこいいモーショングラフィックスで教えて(全力を出してください)How it was made
The author says the model was Opus 5.5 and the video was built with HyperFrames, which they describe as a tool for making videos with HTML. The background music was generated on the spot with Python, with no external audio source. Generation took about 11 minutes, including a 1 minute 36 second export. The author shared the prompt used, given above.
- Tools
- Claude Opus, HyperFrames
- Effort
- About 11 minutes including a 1 min 36 s export; Opus 5.5; music synthesized in Python.
Why it works
- The prompt sets a fixed 30-second length, which gives the piece a clear, short runtime.
- The prompt requires background music, so the video is planned with audio as well as visuals.
Remix it for your product
[PRODUCT]の[FEATURES]を、BGM付きの30秒のかっこいいモーショングラフィックスで教えて(全力を出してください)Open in CustomizeFAQ
What tool made this launch video?
This video was made with Claude Opus and HyperFrames.
Can I see the prompt behind this video?
Yes. The full prompt is shown on this page (reconstructed). Credit the original creator if you reuse it.
What kind of product is this video for?
It is a launch video for a other product.
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