Sonnet 5.5 coded this motion graphics video from one prompt. Cost me $0
Summary
A user showcased generating a full motion graphics video using Sonnet 5.5 from a single prompt, with the model producing the underlying code at no cost. The post highlights how well current AI models can turn a brief into watchable motion graphics output.
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