Claude Motion Video · Text & titles
An animated title generator helps you introduce a video, mark a new chapter or put a name on screen. Give Claude Motion Video your title and a description of its role: an opening for a product demo, a chapter card for a tutorial, a lower third for a speaker or an end card with a next step. Describe the layout and movement in chat instead of building keyframes or a timeline. Preview how the title arrives and how long it holds, then refine the wording or timing. Export the approved sequence as a 1080p MP4 to use in your video project.
Create your animation →Provide the headline, speaker name or chapter label exactly as it should appear. Add a screenshot for visual context if needed. Explain whether this is an opening title, a chapter card, a lower third or an end card.
Set the hierarchy and timing: “Reveal ‘Meet the new workspace’ in the centre, bring in the subtitle underneath, then hold both.” For a speaker title, describe where the name and role should sit and how they should enter.
Check names, line breaks and the reading pause. Ask for a targeted revision such as “Change the chapter label to ‘Build your first project’ and keep the title style.” Review the new version and export your chosen title sequence.
Set up a product demo or an episode with a clear headline and supporting line. Try: “Reveal ‘Inside the launch’ with a masked rise, then fade in ‘A product team walkthrough’ underneath. Hold both before the final transition.” Describe the background, alignment and spacing to give the opening a consistent look.
Give each tutorial section a number and a short label. For example: “Show ‘02’ above ‘Connect your tools’, slide the label in from the left and leave a clear reading pause.” Reuse your colour and typography instructions when creating the next chapter, and review each result for consistency.
Ask for a speaker name and role in the lower part of the frame: “Place ‘Alex Morgan’ above ‘Product designer’ at the bottom left; reveal the name first, then the role.” Specify margins and keep the lines short. The output is a 1080p MP4 title clip; review its background and layout for the way you plan to use it.
Close a walkthrough with a short action and an address or brand name. Try: “Bring in ‘Build your next idea’, then show ‘example.com’ below and hold the final layout.” Keep the animation restrained during the reading pause so the closing message is easy to follow.
Change the title text without regenerating the whole video. Begin with the sequence you already have and ask to replace a name, correct a chapter heading or shorten the final call to action while keeping the existing motion. Chat edits create a new saved version for review; once approved, export that version as the updated MP4.
| Maximum clip length | 30 seconds |
|---|---|
| Aspect ratios | 16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1 |
| Export | 1080p MP4 |
| Account | No Claude subscription or API key required |
Give the motion a name, then adjust the pace and emphasis for your own words.
You can describe opening titles, chapter cards, speaker names and roles in a lower third, or closing end cards. Include the exact words, their position and the order they should appear. Review the preview to check the hierarchy and reading time.
Yes. Tell the chat which words to replace and what should stay the same, such as “Change the speaker name to Alex Morgan and keep the current entrance.” The edit creates a new version for you to review before exporting an updated MP4.
Use the same instructions for colours, text placement, hierarchy and entrance timing, then change the chapter number and label. You can also request a focused edit to an existing title. Check each saved preview, since the generated result can vary with the prompt.
Give the exact name and role, specify a corner of the frame and describe the margins, background and reveal order. For example, ask for a name at the bottom left with the role on a smaller line beneath it. Export is a 1080p MP4, so plan the title clip around that format.
Yes. Commercial use is included on every plan, including ads and client work. Export the approved title as a 1080p MP4 in the aspect ratio your project needs: 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1.
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