Tip: include your product name, 2-4 selling points, brand colors, and the final call-to-action.

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claude motion video

Describe a scene in chat and Claude Motion Video builds an editable animated explainer, chart, or walkthrough from your own content.

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Motion Graphics Built from Content You Already Own

Available in beta on Team and Enterprise plans, this Claude tool converts the material you already have into compact animations, each one saved as a reusable artifact.

  • Explainer, Chart, and Walkthrough Scenarios
    Drop in a report, a pricing table, or onboarding notes and receive a ready-to-play all-hands recap, an animated board-deck chart, or a customer setup tour.
  • Every Piece Lands in Artifacts
    Each animation is produced from the Motion template and stored in the Artifacts tab, so reopening, revising, or re-exporting it takes a single click.
  • Fix One Detail Without Redoing the Rest
    Because the piece is code from the outset, changing a single caption, number, or timing beat leaves every other scene exactly as it was.

Three Steps from Prompt to Finished Clip

Choose where you start, brief the animation with audience and source material, then download an MP4 or share the private link.

What the Motion Design Engine Delivers

A code-first engine for explainers, charts, and walkthroughs — adjustable down to a single label and governed by plan and admin settings.

Explainers, Charts, and Product Walkthroughs

Reports, pricing comparisons, and setup instructions get recut into compact animations you can drop into a deck, a help center, or a launch page.

Four Element Types in Motion

Words, data visuals, shapes, and pictures animate in sequence inside one timeline that plays back much like a short clip.

Designed Motion, Never Invented Footage

There is no generative video model in the pipeline, so you will never see fabricated people or live-action shots — only clean motion graphics drawn from your content.

Revise Scenes by Talking to Claude

Ask for a slower scene two or a corrected Q3 figure in the same chat and just that element updates, leaving the rest of the build intact.

Hands-On Tweaks in the Editor

When chat edits are not enough, open the editor and nudge positions, timing, and values yourself until the sequence feels right.

Plan Allowances and Admin Switches

Owners can enable or disable it from Organization settings > Artifacts — on by default for Team, off for Enterprise — and assign access by custom role.

FAQ

Common Questions About Claude Motion Video

Plan access, export options, editing precision, and usage limits explained in short, practical answers.

1

Which plans can use Claude Motion Video?

It is in beta for Team and Enterprise. Team workspaces have it enabled by default, while Enterprise stays off until an Owner turns it on under Organization settings > Artifacts.

2

Does it produce lifelike video footage?

No — there is no video generation model involved, so you get animated text, charts, shapes, and images rather than real people or live-action clips.

3

Where can I find my finished animations?

Every animation is saved as an artifact in the Artifacts tab, where you can reopen, revise, and export it again whenever you need it.

4

Can I change a single word, number, or timing beat?

Yes. The animation is code, so adjusting one label, one figure, or one beat of timing leaves all other elements exactly where they were.

5

How do I export or share what I made?

Use Export and select MP4 to save a file. Everything starts private, so press Share on a finished piece when someone else should view it.

6

Will a long animation use up more of my plan limit?

Yes. It shares the same usage allowance as your other Claude work, and a heavy animation costs more than a quick message.

Build Your First Motion Artifact in Chat

Explain what the animation should show, attach the source material behind it, and let Claude assemble the artifact. On Enterprise, an Owner may first need to enable it under Organization settings > Artifacts.