Original prompt — Tested Claude Motion alternative — chart video without Motion (HyperFrames)
by MotionPrompts (own run)
Prompt
Banned list ✓Beat grid ✓Build method ✓Self-review ✓
<direction>
An 8-second comparison film. Headline: "NO TEAM PLAN? SAME FILM. CODE ROUTE." Left panel, muted: Claude Motion and its /motion command, with three ✕ lines — Team & Enterprise only, not on Pro or Max, a seat you may not control. Right panel, accent border: a bar chart of weekly signups grows bar by bar under the label THE CODE ROUTE. Footer: "THIS FILM WAS RENDERED WITH CODE. THE PROMPT IS BELOW."
Banned: glows, gradients, fake UI screenshots of the other product, claims about the other product that are not plan facts.
</direction>
<structure>
Beat 1 (0.2–0.75s): headline. Beat 2 (0.6–1.6s): panels slide in from their own sides. Beat 3 (1.7–3.8s): the right panel's bars grow, staggered, the last in accent. Beat 4 (6.4s): footer fades in. Hold — the settled frame is the argument.
</structure>
<build>
One HyperFrames composition, 1280x720 landscape, seek-driven GSAP timeline. Bars scale from their bottoms (transformOrigin: bottom). Keep the left panel's claims to verifiable plan facts only — the film's credibility is the product.
</build>
<gotchas>
Comparison films rot fast: plan facts change. Date-stamp your check of the other product's plans before publishing, and keep the ✕ lines to access facts, never quality judgements.
</gotchas>
Before you finish: step through the timeline at five points and fix anything that overlaps, clips the frame, or drifts off the beat grid.
The honest comparison film: left panel, what Claude Motion asks of you (a Team seat); right panel, the same kind of chart — {{chart}} — rendered with code on any plan. This page's video is itself the proof.
Run log
| Model | Claude (agent build) |
| Renderer / stack | HyperFrames + GSAP |
| Iterations to final | 1 |
| Render time | 21s (final render) |
| Format | 1280×720 · landscape |
| Published | 2026-10-25 |
What broke (and the fix)
- Nothing broke. Both panels, the staggered bar growth and the footer landed on their beats in the first snapshot. The settled frame is the argument, and it reads in one glance.
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