20 October 2026
Claude Motion: اكتب البريف مرة وحدة وطلّع أنيميشن بنفس الستايل كل مرةClaude Motion: Write the Brief Once and Get On Brand Animations Every Time
After this guide you can make short Claude Motion animations that look the same in every scene, because the brief stays fixed and you change one line.
Who this guide is for
Teams on Claude Team or Enterprise who want an explainer or animated chart without a motion designer
Key terms
- Claude Motion
- A Claude feature that turns text, numbers and images into a short animation that plays like a video. In beta on Team and Enterprise.
- Brief
- A fixed paragraph that sets audience, place, length and look. You paste it at the top of every request so everything matches.
- Scene line
- The only line that changes each time: one thing moves, one change happens.
- Artifact
- The file Claude builds inside the chat. The animation is an artifact and is saved in the Artifacts tab.
The steps
Step 1
Check your plan has Motion
Claude Motion is in beta on Team and Enterprise plans.
On Team it is on by default. On Enterprise it stays off until an owner turns it on in Organization settings, then Artifacts.
Tip: On Enterprise and no option? Ask your account owner before you search further.
Step 2
Open Motion
In any chat, type /motion in the message box, or pick Output and then Motion.
Or go to the Artifacts tab and choose a Motion template.
Step 3
Write the fixed brief once
The brief is what keeps every scene on the same look. Save it in a note and never change it.
Say who it is for, where it plays, how long it runs and how it looks.
PromptThe fixed briefYou design short animations in the same style every time. Audience: [who watches] Place: [meeting screen, deck, social] Length: [seconds] Look: [background, colours, font, motion speed] Rule: each scene has one thing that moves and one change. Do not add elements of your own.
Step 4
Add the scene line
Under the brief, add one line for the scene: one thing, one change.
Every new scene is the same brief plus a new line.
PromptScene lineScene: [the thing that moves] [the change], for example: the sales bar rises from [first number] to [second number].
Tip: Have a report or numbers? Attach them instead of typing them.
Step 5
Edit by asking or in the editor
The animation is written as code, so you can change one word, number or timing and the rest stays.
Ask Claude for the change, or edit it yourself in the editor.
PromptEdit requestSlow scene [scene number] to half speed and change [old number] to [new number]. Change nothing else.
Step 6
Export and share
Click Export and choose MP4.
Animations start private. To share one, open it and click Share.
Tip: Motion counts toward your plan usage, and long animations use more than a normal message.
Ready prompts to copy
Animate how our pricing plans compare for the sales kickoff.
The takeaway
Fixed brief, one changing line. That is how ten scenes look like they came from the same designer.
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