Image-to-video motion graphics test made with Claude Opus

In short

A Japanese-language post where the author tests video generation from a single still image using Opus 5.5. The prompt asks for a dynamic 15-second motion graphics video of the girl in the image dancing excitedly, styled like a resume showreel. The author says some parts came out wrong but calls the single-image result good enough.

Prompt

From the author's post

この画像の女の子がエキサイトなダンスをする、ダイナミックな15秒のモーショングラフィックスビデオを作成してください。履歴書用のショーリールのような感じで、全力でやって。

How it was made

The author states the video was generated with Opus 5.5 video generation from one image and a text prompt. No other tools, settings, render details, time, or cost were shared.

Tools: Claude Opus

Why it works

The prompt sets a fixed runtime of 15 seconds, which gives the generation a clear length target.
The prompt names a familiar reference format (a resume showreel) and asks for an all-out, high-energy treatment, which sets the intended tone.
The source is a single still image, so the subject's appearance is anchored by the input and only the motion is generated.

Remix it for your product

この画像の[PRODUCT]が[FEATURES]をする、ダイナミックな15秒のモーショングラフィックスビデオを作成してください。履歴書用のショーリールのような感じで、全力でやって。

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FAQ

What tool made this launch video?

This video was made with Claude Opus.

Can I see the prompt behind this video?

Yes. The full prompt is shown on this page (from the author's post). 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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