15 videos your AI agent can make with Ozor
Once Ozor is connected to Claude, ChatGPT or your coding agent, the question shifts from "can it make a video?" to "which videos are worth asking for?" Here are fifteen we have seen work, grouped by team. Each comes with a prompt you can paste as-is and the kinds of scenes the agent tends to build for it, drawn from Ozor's library of 121 tested scene types.
Quick Answer
An AI agent connected to Ozor can make narrated motion-graphics videos: launch teasers, feature explainers, product walkthroughs, KPI and survey recaps, release notes, onboarding and policy videos, meeting recaps, personalized sales videos, support answers and lessons, in 16:9 or 9:16 and in other languages. Each scene is animated code with your brand applied, and one credit covers a video with up to ten narrated scenes.
In this guide
Product and marketing
Where your brand kit earns its keep: every scene arrives in your colors, fonts and logo.
1
A launch teaser
Social needs a vertical cut on launch day, and nobody has time to animate one.
“Make a 20-second 9:16 teaser for our new offline mode. Punchy kinetic type, one product shot, our logo to close. No narration.”
Scenes it uses · kinetic type cascade, phone mockup scrolling, particle logo outro
2
A feature explainer
The docs page explains it; a 45-second video gets it watched.
“Make a 45-second narrated explainer of our approval workflows for finance managers: the old way, the three-step new flow, the time saved.”
Scenes it uses · before/after sweep, onboarding steps rail, stopwatch time-saved
3
A product walkthrough
A clickable demo without screen-recording a staging environment.
“Walk through creating an invoice in our app in 30 seconds: a cursor clicks through the form, autocomplete fills the client, the invoice sends.”
Scenes it uses · cursor click-through, form autofill, email send
4
A pricing change announcement
Pricing changes go down better when the why is told, not just the numbers.
“Announce our new plans to existing customers in 40 seconds: what changes, why, and that current plans are locked in for a year. Warm, plain narration.”
Scenes it uses · pricing tiers spotlight, receipt cost breakdown, ribbon seal
Data and reporting
The agent puts your exact numbers on screen, so check them once before you share.
5
The weekly KPI recap
A dashboard link gets ignored; a 60-second recap gets watched.
“From these numbers, make a 60-second weekly KPI video: the headline metric, the three biggest movers with why they moved, and this week's focus.”
Scenes it uses · live KPI tiles, stat bar race, chart with annotations
6
Survey results
Results that took weeks to collect deserve more than a slide.
“Turn this survey CSV into a 45-second video: response count, the top three answers as filling bars, one surprising finding, and what we will do about it.”
Scenes it uses · survey bar fill, dot-matrix stat pop, pull quote
7
A funnel or growth story
Investors and boards remember a funnel they watched collapse and recover.
“Make a 30-second board update showing signups, activation and paid conversion as a funnel, then the stacked revenue growth since January.”
Scenes it uses · funnel flow, stacked area growth, odometer stat
Ozor AI
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Best from an agent that already has the context: the repo, the doc, the meeting notes.
8
Release notes as a video
Customers watch a 45-second release video; they skim release notes.
“Read the PRs merged since the last tag and make a 45-second release video of the three changes users will notice, with the changed UI rebuilt in each scene.”
Scenes it uses · code-to-UI build, deploy pipeline, toggle board
9
An onboarding explainer
New hires get the same clear version every time.
“From this onboarding doc, make a 2-minute narrated welcome video: who we are, how the teams fit together, the first-week checklist.”
Scenes it uses · org mind map, roadmap milestones, checklist done-stamp
10
A policy or SOP walkthrough
Compliance training people actually finish.
“Turn this expense policy into a 90-second video with one scene per rule and a quick true/false check at the end.”
Scenes it uses · myth vs fact card flip, true/false stamp, shield security sweep
11
A meeting or project recap
For everyone who missed it, in a minute instead of a recording.
“Summarize this meeting transcript as a 60-second video: the three decisions, who owns what, and the next deadline.”
Scenes it uses · editorial word stagger, Gantt plan, countdown flip
Sales, support and teaching
Small, specific videos that used to be too expensive to make for one person.
12
A personalized prospect video
A video about their company, not yours, gets the reply.
“Make a 40-second video for Acme Logistics: their likely pain with manual dispatch, how we solve it, and a customer result. Use their logo from Ozor's logo library.”
Scenes it uses · integration logo wall, versus split, testimonial stars
13
A support answer
The question that keeps coming back gets a visual answer once.
“Make a 60-second video answering "why did my sync skip some rows?": the three causes and how to fix each. Export it and give me the share link.”
Scenes it uses · diagram with callouts, search top hit, checklist
14
A lesson or concept explainer
Teachers and trainers get a narrated explainer per topic in minutes.
“Make a 60-second explainer of photosynthesis for 12-year-olds, one idea per scene, then a three-question quiz.”
Scenes it uses · whiteboard sketch, lesson chapter card, quiz reveal
15
The same video in another language
Localization without re-recording a single voiceover.
“Make a Spanish version of this video: same scenes, Spanish narration and on-screen text, in 9:16.”
Scenes it uses · the same scenes, rebuilt with Spanish text and narration
What a scene can contain
Every scene is a React component rendered at 30 frames per second, and the agent writes it with a shared library that covers most of what motion designers reach for: Framer Motion and GSAP (with SplitText, MorphSVG, DrawSVG, MotionPath, Physics2D, ScrambleText and Flip) for animation, Recharts and D3 for charts, Three.js for 3D, Lottie, and the full Lucide icon set. Your brand kit is passed into every scene, and images come from your Ozor library or Ozor's logo library.
The scene guide the agent reads pushes it toward what makes a video feel like video rather than slides: something always moving, staggered entrances, motion that is still going at the cut, real content (your images, recreated UI, real numbers) as the hero instead of icons. It also gives a story arc for longer videos: hook, problem, product in action, proof, call to action.
What it does not do: live-action footage, avatars or photoreal generated clips. If the video has to say something precise, Ozor fits; if it has to look like a film shoot, use a footage model.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of videos can an AI agent make with Ozor?
Motion-graphics videos with narration: explainers, product walkthroughs, launch teasers, KPI and survey recaps, release notes, onboarding and training videos, sales and support videos, and lessons. Scenes can use animated text, charts, recreated product UI, diagrams, maps, 3D, logos and your own images. Ozor is not a footage generator; it does not make live-action or photoreal clips.
How long can an agent-made video be?
Each scene runs 0.5 to 30 seconds, or as long as its narration needs, and a video can have as many scenes as you want. One credit covers up to ten narrated scenes, which is usually 30 to 90 seconds; every ten more narrations cost one more credit. Silent scenes do not count toward narrations.
Can the video use my logo, screenshots and other company logos?
Yes. Your brand kit's logo, colors and fonts are injected into every scene. Images you upload to Ozor are available to the agent, it can import a public image URL into your library, and it can search Ozor's logo library for other companies' logos, which is handy for integrations and prospect videos.
Do I have to write the prompt this precisely?
No. "Make me a video about our new feature" works; the agent will ask follow-up questions or make sensible choices. Precise prompts (audience, length, aspect ratio, narration or not) just get you to a good first draft faster. You can always ask for changes scene by scene afterwards.
Which assistants can I use for these?
Any assistant connected to Ozor: Claude (web and desktop), ChatGPT with developer mode, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and VS Code. Setup takes about a minute and is described in the other posts in this series.
Not connected yet? Start with Claude, ChatGPT or your coding agent.
Ozor AI
Pick one and ask your agent
Free to start. Your assistant writes the scenes; Ozor narrates and renders them.
Try Ozor FreeWritten by Mintii Labs · Ozor founders · Oct 26, 2026
Series
Videos for Agents
- 1Videos for agentsHow AI assistants make real videos with Ozor.
- 2Make videos with ClaudeConnect Ozor to Claude in a minute and ask for a video.
- 3Make videos in ChatGPTAdd Ozor as a ChatGPT connector with developer mode.
- 4Videos from Claude Code, Cursor & CodexRelease notes, PR demos and docs videos from your repo.
- 515 videos your agent can makePrompts and scene types, from KPI recaps to launch teasers.
- 6Why agent-made videos don't breakThe three checks every scene passes before it is saved.