Example in production
Claymation animation style
Plasticine characters and sets animated on twos, with thumbprints, lumpy edges and the slight shimmer real clay has in stop-motion.
We're still making the example film for this style.
What you'd type
Make a 2-minute video about [your topic] in the reelstyles claymation style. Show me the scene plan first.
Briefs we tested this kit with
- "Midnight snack" (the template): A round tomato-red clay character hops across a felt rug to a teal fridge, hauls the door open, and a gooey cake with a cherry waves at it from the shelf. Cake hops out, character cheers. Shots: wide hop-in with caption, medium on the door opening with light spilling, close two-shot with the cake landing.
- "The tiny bake-off": Three clay cooks (a mustard pear, a teal bean, a tomato blob) race to decorate one cake on a cardboard counter. Shots: wide counter with all three (staggered entrances), close on frosting being piped (drips sag), a taste-test double take, a clay-letter verdict "Winner: teal."
- "Lost sock, big adventure": A cream clay sock puppet crawls out of a felt washing machine, past a sleeping teal cat blob, to the top of a cardboard staircase. Shots: low camera push along the floor, the sock hops stair by stair (squash on each step), top-of-stairs reveal with a slow push and a pressed-in caption "Found it."
In the kit
- A style guide with the palette, type and rules for how things move and cut
- Scene templates your agent builds from
- Ready-made characters your agent animates
- A checklist your agent uses to grade its own stills before it renders
- Render steps for 16:9 and 9:16, 1920 × 1080 at 24 fps
The films you make are yours to publish and monetise. Licence and refund
Video formats it fits
- Story of [X] | Animated Movie · 15-50 min
- [Hard thing] Is Easy, Actually · 4-10 min
Guide: How to make animated videos with Claude Code · Make it a 9:16 Short