Develop the story, script, and visual plan.
CLAUDE · COWORK · CODE / OPUS 5.5
Real creator videos.
Styles. Prompts. Yours.
Watch what people made with Claude. Find a visual style, read the creator’s prompt, and adapt it for your own video.
Explore 30 video workflows ↓Opus 5.5 is the current model context. Explore new creator-shared Opus 5.5 videos alongside earlier examples, with each source model labelled. Model announcement ↗
CREATOR VIDEO · @JNYBGR / OPUS 4.5Watch at source ↗
CREATOR VIDEOS · STYLES · PROMPTS
See the video. Get the style.
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Sources over promises.
30 workflows: 27 creator examples and tutorials, plus 3 preparation methods. Watch the work, explore the style, and read published creator prompts or production notes. Customizable briefs are adaptations.
Prepare files, assets, and the production brief.
Build, preview, and render with video tools.
Newer Claude experiences merge Chat and Cowork into one conversation. These labels describe the work involved. See the interface update ↗
BRIEF → PREVIEW → RENDER
Make your first
30-second video.
Start with a small, complete story. Claude writes and coordinates; tools such as Remotion produce the video file.
Official setup tutorial ↗- 01
Prepare a clear brief
Choose a workflow. Add your topic, audience, duration, and format. Supply the script, logo, images, or recordings you want used.
- 02
Set up and preview
For the Remotion path, install Node.js and Claude Code, create a project, and add the official skills. Review the actual preview before export.
npx create-video --yes --blank my-video cd my-video npm install npx remotion skills add npm run dev
Open another terminal in that folder and run
claude. Paste your adapted brief. - 03
Review the final file
Check facts, captions, audio, and safe margins. Request an MP4 render, then watch the exported file end to end.
Real sources. Clear boundaries.
How this guide was researched
Checked September 26, 2026. Thirty workflows, including 19 examples from Remotion’s community prompt gallery and three recent creator-shared videos. Source model labels preserve the historical context. Sabrina’s three examples teach different tasks: motion design, screenshot evidence, and editing. Demonstrations were reviewed, not independently reproduced.
What the evidence means
Creator-shared video: a published result credited to its maker, with source-reported tools and models. Creator walkthrough: a creator describes and demonstrates the process. Published result: an output is linked by its maker. Official tutorial: documented setup. Adapted method: a video application we propose from documented capabilities, without claiming a demonstrated result.
Before you start
Use the model available in your account. Claude access, local tools, optional voice services, and Remotion licensing can have separate requirements or costs. This guide does not promise free production or native text-to-video generation in Claude.
Requirements ↗Remotion licensing ↗