Prompt for a 15-second product roadmap teaser made with Claude Opus: Claude Opus launch video
Originally posted by @robj3d3 on X · posted Oct 5, 2026 · curated by MotionHunt, updated Oct 16, 2026

In short
A 15-second dynamic motion graphics video meant to tease the next feature release, based on the author's product roadmap. The author gave Opus 5.5 at max effort a single prompt; no aspect ratio or output details are stated.
Prompt
From the author's post
look at my product roadmap and make a dynamic 15-second motion graphics video that teases the next feature release. go all out and hold nothing backHow it was made
The author labels the run as Opus 5.5 at max effort and shares the prompt used. No rendering tool, editing workflow, time, or cost details were shared.
- Tools
- Claude Opus
- Effort
- Max effort setting, per the author's post
Why it works
- The prompt sets a fixed 15-second runtime, which keeps the teaser short and tightly paced.
- The brief asks for a teaser of the next release rather than a full feature walkthrough, so the video builds anticipation.
Remix it for your product
look at my [PRODUCT] roadmap and make a dynamic 15-second motion graphics video that teases [FEATURES]. go all out and hold nothing backOpen in CustomizeFAQ
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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