Prompt examples / independent toolkit
Copy an example into your connected Claude Code or Codex and add your own material. These prompts use our independent Skills; previews show fictional sample content, not a guaranteed result from your prompt.
Eight starting prompts · original playable previews · review before activation
Example prompt
Bring: Product name, three benefits and a call to action.
Use claudemotion to plan a 15-second, 16:9 product launch from my product notes. Use Editorial. Show three concise benefits and one call to action. Preserve every number and show the storyboard first. Show the exact task quote and wait for my confirmation before activation.
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Bring: Three setup steps and the action a new user should take.
Use claudemotion with Midnight for a 15-second software onboarding explainer. Use my three setup steps in order; keep interface labels accurate. Show the storyboard, then quote the new task and wait for my confirmation. Build a local preview and check readability before export.
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Bring: One concept, audience and three teaching points.
Use claudemotion with Notebook to introduce one concept from my lesson notes. Make three five-second scenes: the question, three short learning points and a takeaway. Keep the supplied facts unchanged. Review the storyboard with me and confirm the task cost before building.
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Bring: Three ordered steps and a closing line.
Use claudemotion with Blueprint to explain my three-step process in 15 seconds. Preserve the order. Keep each label short and give viewers time to read. Show the storyboard and exact quote before activation; wait for my approval.
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Bring: Two verified values, units, time period and source.
Use claudemotion with Ledger for a 15-second comparison of the two values in my notes. Preserve units, scale, period and source. Do not invent data or imply causation. Keep the source visible. Show the storyboard and exact quote, then wait for confirmation.
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Bring: Event title, three highlights and booking instructions.
Use claudemotion with Cutout for a 15-second event announcement. Use my event title, three highlights and booking action. Do not add dates, prices or claims I did not supply. Show the storyboard and exact task cost for approval before activation.
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Bring: A short script with a setting, turning point and takeaway.
Use claudemotion with Chapter to turn my short script into three animated beats: setting, turning point and takeaway. Target 15 seconds, landscape. Preserve the meaning and show the storyboard first. Wait for approval of the task quote before building.
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Bring: The existing local project and a specific scene change.
Use claudemotion-revise on my existing local project. In scene 2, shorten the headline and increase its hold by half a second while keeping total duration at 15 seconds. Preserve all numbers, the style and other scenes. Do not activate another task. Check the layout and show the updated local preview.
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