Free guide · Claude & Claude Code
How to Make 3D Graphics with Claude
The studio brief, one prompt for each of 12 animated 3D objects, the prompt that lays them out as one post, and the fixes. No 3D software, no AI images.
What’s inside
- 1The 12 objects
- 2How it works
- 3The run order
- 41. What you need
- 52. The studio brief
- 63. The first thing to try
- 74. One line per object
The 12 objects
How it works
The run order
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# |
Do this |
You get |
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1 |
Check the 3 tools |
Claude Code, Node.js and ffmpeg ready |
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2 |
Paste the studio brief |
Every scene after it shares one look |
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3 |
Build the hourglass |
Your first 60 frames and a check strip |
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4 |
Add one object per line |
A folder of frames for each one |
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5 |
Lay out the cards |
60 frames of the full graphic |
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6 |
Stitch |
An MP4 and a GIF |
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7 |
Save the brief as a skill |
Next time it is one line |
1. What you need
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Tool |
Its job |
Check it |
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Claude Code |
Writes and runs every scene |
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Node.js |
Runs headless Chrome to save the frames |
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ffmpeg |
Stitches the frames into an MP4 and a GIF |
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That’s the first part. The rest of this guide is free too.
Charlie Hills