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In this video, I’ll show you how to use Claude to build motion designs like these for explainer videos, presentations, and website animations. Because with motion designs, your customers understand in seconds what would otherwise take a full page of text. I built 22 explainer videos here in 22 different styles, without wasting a single credit on HeyGen or any other

AI video models. Every image, every video is code that Claude wrote itself, and it has only been truly feasible since Opus 3.5. Or since 3.5 Sonnet came out. I’ll explain why in a moment, and by the end, you’ll even get the full skillset to do this entirely on your own in the future. And

for anyone who wants to learn more about AI marketing—how to build AI websites, do SEO with AI, explain your products or services better with AI, and especially how to get your first AI clients—check out our AI Marketer community. The link is in the video description. Before we dive in, why do you even need this? Motion design has

three major advantages. First, it explains things faster. Visuals and voice together are easier to understand than a block of text alone. Second, movement grabs attention, especially in a feed where everyone keeps scrolling, and third, it works without sound because the important words and numbers are displayed on screen or visually explained. Let’s look at a few

examples. This one is an architecture firm for historic buildings. The film doesn't just show that a house is being renovated. The magnifying glass zooms in exactly where the problem is: in the beam behind the wall. Anyone can understand that immediately, even without technical knowledge. A tax consultancy—taxes are dry, but as a glowing line flying toward a € 14,000