I asked Claude how it made this
Here is the response:
“It's made frame by frame from code, with no motion design app involved. I wrote a small animation engine in JavaScript where every element (the type, shapes, particles and the 3D orbit) is a function of time, measured in musical beats. Each frame is drawn on a 2D canvas with Skia, the same graphics engine Chrome uses. All 1,800 frames get rendered 10 times at slightly different moments and averaged, which creates the motion blur, and then FFmpeg encodes them into the MP4. The soundtrack is generated in Python from the same beat timeline, so every hit lands on its cut. The earlier versions were more classic web tech: HTML and CSS in a headless browser, screenshotted one frame at a time.”
What a time to be alive!
Motion video is solved 🤯🤯🤯
Allow me to (re) introduce you to
@Netlify AI Gateway - for anyone who doesn’t know what it is
Through the help of
@claudeai Opus 5.5 (effort: Max) All using JavaScript
It’s the best video animation model in the planet right now