Clayzo makes it incredibly easy for your coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor to create web animations & motion graphics. Your agent writes it in code and reviews every frame; you export a video or play it live on your site. And it’s free!
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Clayzo makes it incredibly easy for coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor to create web animations and motion graphics. Your agent writes it in code and reviews every frame; you export a video or play it live on your site. And it’s free!
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Been super useful to use when making creatives
The single-frame preview caught my eye. Being able to inspect the awkward moment in an animation seems useful when you're giving the agent its next instruction.
@oleksii_sekundant yes that's been super helpful for us!
For many people, creating videos for product launches is the most challenging part. Now there's an easy solution!
Free to use with the coding agent you already have is a pretty good reason to give it a try. Good luck with the launch!
Good luck with the launch, guys!
The detail I like is animations living as plain-text code your agent can read directly — most motion tools hide everything behind a timeline GUI, so a small easing tweak becomes a manual chore instead of a one-line change. The single-frame preview is smart too. How granular does that feedback get — can you say "frame 40, ease this in slower" and have the agent change only that segment?
The frame preview in the CLI is the detail that sells this for me. Every agent animation attempt I've seen falls apart because the agent is writing keyframes blind and never actually sees the result. Curious how the review loop works in practice: does the agent get a rendered still at a timestamp it can look at, and does it pick which frames to check itself, or do the skills nudge it to sample specific beats like entrances and settles?