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Animate one scene in 10 styles with Claude
One scene, a giant whale swimming over a sleeping town at sunset, animated ten ways: pixel art, paper cutout, ink wash, voxel, blueprint, cross-stitch, risograph, claymation, synthwave and stained glass. No video model. Claude writes each one as a single HTML file that loops in your browser. The scene prompt never changes; only the last line does. You get the scene prompt, all ten style lines word for word, the follow-ups we had to send and a tested way to swap in your own scene. Nothing to download. The numbers match the Reel.
Before you start
Uses your AI plan- You’ll need
Claude Code- Web browser
Three.js- Screen recorder
- What it uses
- 4 prompts to your coding assistantCounts toward your assistant’s usual allowance. Nothing extra to buy.
- The tutorial
- Motion & 3D · Free with an account · 4 steps
Tutorial outline
4 steps, in order. Open the tutorial for the instructions, prompts, settings and checks.
Run the scene in pixel art
Swap the style line
Fix what comes out wrong
Make it your own scene and record it
Exactly what the creator used
- Claude
- Any recent version
- Web browser
- Any recent version
- three.js
- Any recent version
- Screen recorder
- Any recent version
Claude — Claude Opus 5.5 (claude-opus-5-5) — wrote every file from one message — your Claude plan A web browser — any current browser (we used headless Chromium, Playwright build 1217) — plays the HTML files — free three.js — r128 (Claymation), 0.160.0 (Voxel), loaded from a CDN by the file itself — the two 3D styles — free, needs internet Screen recorder — any — turning a loop into a video — free We ran each prompt through a fresh Claude Code agent that received only the message below, wrote the file in one go and never tested it. We did not test inside the Claude app's preview pane; we opened every file in Chrome. Provenance: Recorded November 9, 2026. Each style: one fresh Claude Code agent (Claude Opus 5.5, claude-opus-5-5) given only the message in this tutorial, one file written in one go, no testing by the agent, at most two follow-ups. Recorded to 1080×1920, 30 fps with a frame-by-frame capture script (puppeteer-core, headless Chromium) and FFmpeg. No images, footage or generative-media models were used.