Letter drop
Letters fall in one by one and land with a small bounce. The classic showreel opener.
Claude Opus 5.5 · Video
Claude Opus 5.5 writes your video as code: sharp type, exact colours, your real screenshots. Describe it in a sentence, then change any part by chat. No Claude subscription needed.
An Opus 5.5 video is a short animation written by Claude Opus 5.5, Anthropic's latest Opus model. Opus 5.5 isn't a video model: it takes text and images in and writes text out. So instead of generating pixels like a diffusion model, it writes the video as code (canvas drawing, typography, 3D scenes and precise timing), and that code is played back and recorded frame by frame into an MP4.
That's why an Opus 5.5 video is so good for motion graphics, product launches, app walkthroughs, explainers and data stories. Every letter is real type, every colour is exactly the one you asked for, your screenshots stay pixel-exact, and changing one scene doesn't reroll the rest of the video.
Making one used to mean setting up Claude, a render script and ffmpeg yourself. Tellcut does it all in your browser: describe the video or add a screenshot, watch the storyboard appear, refine it in chat, and download the MP4.
Kinetic type, UI and app demos, charts and data stories, logo reveals, product ads from your own images, 3D motion graphics. Anything where text and layout must be exact.
Live-action scenes, realistic people and faces, camera moves through a photoreal world. Sora, Veo and Seedance paint pixels; Opus 5.5 writes code.
Change one thing and keep the rest. Because the video is code, "make the title bigger" changes the title, not a new random take.
Real videos people made with Claude Opus 5.5. Click one to watch it, read its prompt, and make your own version.
You can't ask for an effect you've never seen. Watch each one, then pick it in the studio or copy its wording into your own prompt.
Letters fall in one by one and land with a small bounce. The classic showreel opener.
Each letter slides up from behind an invisible line, as if pushed out of the floor.
Text types itself out with a blinking block cursor. Good for taglines and tech intros.
A word shoots in from the side, stretched wide, and snaps back to its normal width.
Text falls with weight, squashes on impact, then settles. Makes type feel physical.
Outlined copies of a word ripple outward behind the solid word. Instant depth.
Random characters flicker and lock into the real word from left to right.
A slanted colour bar sweeps across the screen to cut between two scenes.
One sentence is enough. Or drop in an app screenshot, game screen or product photo and say what should move.
The storyboard appears in seconds, then Claude Opus 5.5 writes each scene as code and checks the frames.
Ask for changes in plain words or pick one shot on the timeline. Compare versions, then download a 1080p MP4.
Tellcut is an Opus 5.5 video generator and editor. You describe the video you want or add a screenshot, Claude Opus 5.5 plans a storyboard and writes every frame as code, and you refine it in chat and export an MP4, all in your browser.
Yes, but not by painting pixels. Opus 5.5 takes text and images in and writes text out, so it writes the animation as code, and that code is played back and recorded frame by frame into an MP4. That's why text stays sharp, brand colours stay exact, and you can change one thing without regenerating the whole video.
No. We run Claude Opus 5.5 for you. Pick a plan, describe the video, and download the MP4.
Product launch videos, app walkthroughs, mobile game ads, motion design showreels, logo reveals, explainers, data stories, 9:16 social ads and kinetic typography. You can also start from your own screenshot or product image and make parts of it move.
Live-action footage, realistic people, faces and bodies moving, or anything photoreal. For those, native video models like Sora, Veo or Seedance are the right tool. Opus 5.5 is a motion designer that writes code: type, UI, charts, shapes, 3D scenes and your own images.
Usually a minute or two. The storyboard appears within seconds, then Opus 5.5 writes the code for each scene. Changes by chat usually take under half a minute.
Up to 30 seconds per video, in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, exported as a 1080p MP4.
No. Tellcut is an independent product built on Claude Opus 5.5. When newer Claude models ship, we'll add them.