Learn how to create professional motion graphics with Claude AI step by step. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to use Claude Design to build animations from simple prompts, refine them using natural language, and even generate motion graphics that synchronize with your existing video narration.
We’ll start by creating a branded title animation from scratch. Then, I’ll show you how to iterate on your design with simple prompts to make it look more polished and professional.
Next, we’ll take things further by uploading an SRT transcript along with brand assets so Claude Design can create motion graphics that match the timing and content of an existing video. Finally, I’ll export the animation as an MP4 and bring it into DaVinci Resolve to combine it with a talking head video.
By the end, you’ll know how to use Claude AI to create motion graphics, animated titles, charts, timelines, icons, process diagrams, and product visuals without building every animation manually.
Host: Kevin Stratvert
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0:00 – Introduction
0:13 – Open Claude Design
0:51 – Create a title animation
1:26 – Refine your animation
2:24 – Build graphics from narration
4:22 – Export your animation
4:45 – Preview the final result
5:35 – Wrap up
📝 PROMPTS
Create a clean, modern title animation for a company called the Kevin Cookie Company. Use a warm color palette inspired by freshly baked cookies. Animate the title with a smooth fade and slight upward movement over two seconds. Keep the background light and minimal.
Keep the existing design, but make the animation feel more premium. As the title fades in, animate small chocolate chips drifting down from the top of the screen. Add a subtle shadow beneath the title and a gentle zoom throughout the animation. Keep the overall look clean and elegant.
Create a series of polished motion graphics that synchronize with the timing of the narration. As each subtitle appears, generate visuals that illustrate what’s being discussed. Use the timestamps to determine when each visual should appear and transition to the next scene. Use a variety of visual techniques throughout the animation, including:
– Animated typography
– Icons
– Process diagrams
– Charts and graphs
– Timelines
– Callouts
– Product visuals
– Infographics
Choose the visual style that best communicates each part of the narration. Avoid relying on text alone or repeating the same style throughout. Maintain a consistent, modern visual style with smooth transitions between scenes. The visuals should enhance the narration rather than distract from it.
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