Motion graphics SaaS ad for PulsePM made with Claude Opus 5.5

In short

A 31-second motion graphics ad promoting the author's product, PulsePM, made with Claude Opus 5.5 and no After Effects, templates, or stock footage. The author says it was built from one prompt plus a few follow-ups.

How it was made

The author used Claude Opus 5.5 to build the video. It researched common SaaS ad patterns first, then pulled colours, fonts and the logo from the author's real website. Each scene was built as an HTML page with animation tied to a timeline. A headless browser saved the frames, and ffmpeg turned them into a 60fps video. Music and sound effects (clicks, a camera shutter, a soft chime) were written in Python. The author says the model checked its own frames and fixed issues. No time or cost details were shared.

Tools: Claude Opus, Ffmpeg
Effort: 31-second video built from one prompt and a few follow-ups

Why it works

Research first: the model looked up how effective SaaS ads are structured before building, leading to a pattern of showing the pain early, using clean product screens, and ending with one clear action.
Brand matching: it extracted the exact colours, fonts and logo from the real website so the ad looks like the brand rather than generic AI output.
Timeline-driven scenes: each scene is an HTML page with animation synced to a timeline, then captured frame by frame and encoded to 60fps.
Self-review: the model checked its own frames and fixed messy transitions, overlapping text and cut-off labels before the final render.
Preview before final render: the author recommends asking to see frames before the final render.

About the product

PulsePM

FAQ

What tool made this launch video?

This video was made with Claude Opus and Ffmpeg.

Can I see the prompt behind this video?

The prompt has not been published. Check the original post on X for details from the creator.

What kind of product is this video for?

It is a launch video for a saas product.

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