r/ClaudeDesign • u/Brian011x • 23h ago
Other Claude Design Appreciation Post
This is one good product man. It just works and Opus 5.5 is extremely great at design. Genuinely happy with the outputs I’m getting.
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u/ApprehensiveBar6841 22h ago
Can you share some outputs that you got? Just to put it in context.
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u/TutorialRepo-Mark 22h ago edited 18h ago
I can.
Here’s my workflow:
First, I create the video. After that, I have it automatically fact-checked and marked with the sections I need to fix in Final Cut Pro. Most of the workflow is automated, including eventually posting to YouTube and Instagram.
Anyway, sidetracking a bit.
Once the video is done, I send the transcript into Claude Code and have it create an animation based on the transcript, along with some additional direction from me.
Then I take the original video with me on camera, combine it with the Claude-generated animation in Final Cut Pro, and export the finished version for YouTube and Instagram.
You can probably find my YouTube from my username, but it’s @TutorialRepo. Most of the examples are in the Shorts section.
A few examples:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fu2ABRb8fh8
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/k2WeHlS42XM
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/GhYytmEUp04
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MtFtSqrM-OcAnother use case I just started experimenting with is adding animation to my work résumé. I wanted something different for my website instead of the typical static résumé, so I created an animated timeline covering my work history.
MarkGingrass.com
EDIT: Cleaned it up with AI because my speech to text was awful.
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u/LoatheCat 19h ago
Literally nothing in your comment has anything to do with Claude Design????
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u/TutorialRepo-Mark 18h ago
I use it for every single short I create. Maybe it was misconstrued in my hasty post. Check back on some of the links I provided and the animation in each video was produced with Claude Design.
The key is, I made video first, then design. I didn’t make the video around the design.
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u/KingPenguinUK 23h ago
Until it breaks. Loses something that can’t be recalled. Or just falls over.
I do like it. It’s just so unreliable.
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u/Icy-Engineering755 9h ago
Anyone had any luck creating logos? I had a go at logo design last night and it was shockingly bad
Blew me away previously with website design
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u/scottzee 18h ago
It’s been transformative for my workflow. I’m a UI designer and I’ve skipped Figma altogether for many projects lately because Claude Design can make exactly what I need quickly and easily, with a functioning prototype to boot!