Let's create a motion ad in 60 seconds or less.

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Why it worked

The video provides immediate, high-value utility by showing a specific, impressive workflow that solves a common pain point (creating professional ads quickly), which naturally builds trust for the creator's paid prompt library.

Summary

The creator demonstrates how to use Claude Design to generate a custom motion ad for a coffee shop in under 60 seconds. He then directs viewers to his bio link to access a free prompt library and further resources on Claude workflows.

Structure

1Hook: Create a motion ad in 60 seconds.
2Demonstration: Using Claude Design to generate an ad.
3Explanation: Why the AI-generated ad is superior to templates.
4Customization: How to tweak the ad in real-time.
5CTA: Visit bio link for prompt library.

Product placement

Claude Design is the primary tool demonstrated; the creator's own prompt library (KyleMeetsAI) is the product promoted via the bio link.

Call to action

Hit the link in my bio and drop a comment below for what you'd like to see next.

Original caption

Create your first motion ad in 60 seconds or less 🤯 Using Claude Design, you can drop in a prompt and get a fully animated motion ad built from scratch, color palette, typography, and timing all done for you. I had it build a custom ad for a Miami coffee shop weekend promo and it actually nailed the vibe. Comment PROMPT if you'd like the prompt to create your own motion ad.If you want to go deeper on Claude workflows or grab a free prompt library full of use cases, check out the link is in my bio. .#aimadeeasy #learnai #ad #ai #claude #claudeai #design #motion

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MOTION AD 60 Second Setup Open sidebar Claude Design Prototype Slide deck From template Other Motion ad Animation Timeline-based motion design Start with context You are a senior motion designer at a boutique creative agency known for... Updated todos Writing Placed <TimestampReporter> Your Saturday just got better Sunday Mornings WHY WE'RE HERE Locally roasted. Pastries baked daily. Open before your alarm. Best coffee in Miami. Hands down. Free pastry with any coffee. This weekend only. @kyle.meets.ai FREE PROMPTS AI Palm Reader (ChatGPT) Marketing Email Template (Claude Design) AI Personal Finance Tracker (EMAIL MCP) Instagram Carousel (Claude Design) AI Outreach Agent AI Goals Dashboard AI Nutritionist

Transcript

Let's create a motion ad in 60 seconds or less. Within Claude, I'm navigating over to the left-hand side and finding Design. From there, I'm clicking the From Template sub-tab because that's where I'll find the animation option. Here I can name my project and continue, and then we're ready to prompt. In this example, I'm asking Claude to build me a motion ad for a coffee shop in Miami running a weekend promo. If you'd like the full prompt, just comment below. But you can see Claude immediately goes to work and creates a full to-do list, breaking down the formatting, colors, and overall design. And just like that, the coffee shop has a finished motion ad, brand colors locked in, text animated, weekend promo ready to post. Here's what's wild about Claude Design: it's not pulling from a stock library or slapping a bunch of templates together. It's actually building the ad with code, which is why the animations feel custom every single time. The fades, the transitions, the timing, all of it gets generated based on the vibe you described in your prompt. And because it's working from a to-do list, you can jump in mid-build and tweak anything. If you want a faster reveal, different font, brighter colors, just tell it. Claude updates the design live, so you're collaborating instead of starting over. If you want to go a little deeper on Claude workflows or grab a free prompt library full of use cases, hit the link in my bio and drop a comment below for what you'd like to see next.