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Build claude motion graphics from your own files: describe the scene, and Claude codes a short animation you can edit and export as MP4.
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Why Teams Choose Claude Motion Graphics
Every claude motion graphics piece starts from a Motion template and renders as code, so it plays back like a video yet each word, number and timing cue stays editable.
- Motion Written as CodeClaude draws movement into the text, charts, shapes and images already sitting in your file, so nothing realistic ever gets invented along the way.
- Saved to Artifacts AutomaticallyWhatever you build is filed in the Artifacts tab the moment it is made, so you can reopen it, keep polishing or hand it around later.
- Change One Detail, Keep the RestSwap a single word, a figure or a beat of timing and every other scene holds its place — no re-render, no rebuild from scratch.
Build Claude Motion Graphics in Three Steps
From a short written brief to a shareable file: here is the whole path.
Core Features of Claude Motion Graphics
Everything the workflow handles, from anchoring an animation in your own material to controlling who gets to watch it.
Anchored in Your Own Files
Upload your report, dataset or visuals, then tell Claude the audience, the setting and a rough runtime for a sharper result.
Ask for Changes in Chat
Want scene two slower or a fresh Q3 figure? The edit is applied in place instead of rebuilding the entire animation.
Hands-On Editor Access
Rather do it yourself? Nudge the animation directly inside the editor instead of describing every single adjustment.
One-Click MP4 Export
Hit Export, choose MP4 and download the finished piece for an all-hands, a board deck or a customer onboarding flow.
Private by Default
New animations are visible only to you; open one and press Share to distribute it, including across your whole organization.
Admin and Plan Controls
Available in beta for Team and Enterprise, switched on by an Owner under Organization settings > Artifacts, with group limits set through custom roles.
Claude Motion Graphics: Common Questions
Answers on availability, editing, exports, sharing and how the work counts against your usage limits.
Which plans get access, and is it enabled out of the box?
It is in beta for Team and Enterprise. On Team it arrives switched on; on Enterprise an Owner has to turn it on under Organization settings > Artifacts before anyone can use it.
Will it produce live-action footage or human subjects?
No — there is no video generation model behind it. Your text, charts, shapes and images simply get animated through code, so nothing photorealistic is ever synthesized.
Can a single word, number or timing beat be changed without starting over?
Yes. Every piece is code, so one detail can be replaced while the remaining scenes stay exactly where they were.
What is the way to download or share the finished animation?
Choose Export and pick MP4 to save a copy, or open the piece and hit Share; until then it remains visible only to you.
How does this affect my usage limits?
Each animation counts against your plan allowance much like any other Claude work, and a long or intricate piece uses more than a routine message.
Do admins control access, or who can reach human support?
Owners switch it on under Organization settings > Artifacts and can limit it to certain groups; Enterprise admins may also designate support contacts who decide which members reach a human.
Create Your First Claude Motion Graphics Animation
Open a chat or the Artifacts tab, choose a Motion template and say what you need — an Owner may have to enable it first.