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THE AI-NATIVE WAY

Turn a Claude animation into a clean video

Claude makes gorgeous HTML animations — but there's no export button, and screen recording wrecks them. Framecast renders the animation Claude made frame-by-frame into a watermark-free MP4, so what you post looks exactly like what you previewed.

Export my Claude animation See the 4 steps

One-time $2.99 per video · free watermarked preview first.

Why screen recording ruins a Claude animation

A screen recorder captures whatever your monitor happens to paint in real time. When an animation runs faster than your screen can refresh — or your CPU stutters for a frame — the recorder copies the stutter. The result is the classic Claude-export problem: color banding on gradients, dropped frames on fast motion, and crushed transparency.

Framecast doesn't record your screen. It runs your HTML in a real browser engine and advances a virtual clock one frame at a time, capturing every single frame at full quality before stitching them into video. The render never races your hardware, so a 60fps animation comes out at a true 60fps.

Your code stays yours

Framecast renders the file you drop in and hands back the MP4. There's no account wall to clear before you can see the result, and your HTML isn't published anywhere.

How to export a Claude animation as a video

  1. Get the HTML out of Claude

    Open your animation in Claude and download it as a standalone HTML file (or export the project and grab the .html). That single file is everything Framecast needs.

  2. Drop it into the studio

    Open the Framecast studio and drag the file onto the drop zone. It loads in a real rendering engine — CSS, GSAP, canvas and SVG all run exactly as written.

  3. Preview frame-perfect

    Framecast renders on a virtual clock and shows you a free, watermarked preview. Check the motion, then decide.

  4. Export clean MP4

    Pay $2.99 once and download the watermark-free MP4 — in YouTube 16:9, vertical 9:16 and square 1:1, from one drop.

What it handles

CSS animations & transitions GSAP timelines Canvas & WebGL SVG motion Up to 4K 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1

Claude animation to video, the short version

If you've ever made something beautiful in Claude and then watched a screen recording flatten it, that's the exact gap Framecast closes. Drop the HTML, get a clean MP4. For the broader format breakdown, see HTML to MP4, or the side-by-side in Framecast vs. screen recording. Posting to social? Jump to YouTube Shorts, TikTok or Instagram Reels.

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