How to make videos with Claude

Claude can plan a video in detail: the story, the scenes, the exact narration. With the Ozor connector it can also build it. Add Ozor to Claude once, and in any chat you can ask for an explainer, a metric recap or a launch teaser; Claude writes each scene as animated code, Ozor narrates and saves it, and you get a link to a finished video in your brand. Here is the one-minute setup, the prompts that work best, and how editing and export work.

Connect Ozor to Claude in four steps

There is nothing to install and no API key to paste. The connection uses OAuth: Claude asks, you approve on an Ozor page, done.

Shortcut: on Ozor's create page, type your idea and click Create with Claude. If you are not connected yet, Ozor walks you through these steps; if you are, Claude opens in a new tab with your request already written, including the instructions to build scene by scene.

What happens when you ask for a video

Claude follows the same loop every time, and narrates its progress as it goes, so a typical conversation reads like this:

You: Make a 40-second video explaining our new approval workflow for finance managers.

Claude: I'll read Ozor's scene guide and your brand kit first.
        Plan: 5 scenes — hook, the old way, the new flow, the time saved, call to action.
        Started "Approvals in one click" in Ozor: <editor link>

        ✓ Scene 1/5 — Hook (2.4 s, narrated)
        ✓ Scene 2/5 — The old way (6.1 s, narrated)
        ✓ Scene 3/5 — The new flow (11.8 s, narrated)
        ✓ Scene 4/5 — Time saved (7.2 s, narrated)
        ✓ Scene 5/5 — Get started (4.0 s, narrated)

        Done — 31.5 seconds. Watch and tweak it here: <editor link>

Behind each check mark, Claude wrote a React scene and its narration, and Ozor checked that the code compiles, follows the renderer's rules and actually renders, then voiced the narration and timed the scene to the audio. If a scene fails a check, nothing is saved or charged; Claude gets the exact error, fixes that scene, and tries again. You usually never see it happen.

When it matters, Claude can also call preview_scene, which renders a few real frames and returns them as images. That lets it look at what it made before moving on, the same way you would scrub through a timeline.

Prompts that work

Good prompts name the audience, the length, the format and whether you want narration. Mentioning the Ozor connector by name helps Claude reach for it straight away.

Claude's strength here is context. If the conversation already holds a document, a spreadsheet, a meeting transcript or a long thread of decisions, the video can use all of it. More ideas, by use case, in 15 videos your AI agent can make.

Editing and exporting

Edit in the chat. Ask for a change and Claude reads that scene back, rewrites it and saves it with update_scene. Other scenes stay exactly as they were. Code changes are free; a new narration counts toward the video's ten included narrations.

Or edit in Ozor.The editor link opens the same video in Ozor, where you can play it, add music, reorder scenes, and keep refining with Ozor's own agent. Switch back and forth as you like.

Export when you ask.Claude will not export on its own. Say "export it in 1080p" or "give me a share link" and it renders the MP4, waits for it, and returns the watch page, MP4 and embed link. Exports are free at 720p, 1080p or 4K (4K on paid plans).

Tips for better results

• →Set up your brand kit first. Colors, fonts and logo flow into every scene automatically, so the first draft already looks like yours.
• →Upload your real images to Ozor. Product screenshots and photos make better heroes than icons. Claude can find them with list_my_images, or import a public image URL for you.
• →Ask for a plan before the build. "Show me the scene plan first" gets you a quick outline to approve, which is cheaper to change than finished scenes.
• →Keep narration short. One to three sentences per scene reads best and keeps scenes moving. Each narration is capped at 500 characters.
• →Pick a voice. Ozor has eight narration voices (aria, nova, felix, marcus, thor, luna, owen, sky) and narrates in other languages too: ask for Spanish narration and Claude sets it.

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