Code-rendered AI video
Opus 5.5 Video Generator
Describe the film, paste a product URL, or attach stills and one reference clip. Opus 5.5 directs a timed HTML/CSS/JS scene. Pixwit captures the frames and encodes an MP4 in Agent Brain.
5–8 seconds at 720p starts at 99 credits. 1080p adds 40. A reference video adds 20.
Create an Opus 5.5 video
Sign in when you submit. Credits are reserved up front and settled only when the MP4 is ready.
Opus researches the page before it writes the scene.
139 credits · Charged when the MP4 is ready. Failed jobs are refunded.
How Opus 5.5 Video works
This is not a diffusion video model. Opus writes executable scene code, then Pixwit rasterizes it.
Step 1
Brief the director
Write the shot, paste a website for product research, and optionally attach stills or one reference video.
Step 2
Opus writes the scene
Opus 5.5 plans the timing and writes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for a self-contained film.
Step 3
Chromium captures frames
A headless browser plays the scene at the chosen resolution and duration, then FFmpeg encodes the MP4.
Step 4
Finish in Agent Brain
The job opens in Agent Brain so you can review the MP4, iterate on the brief, and keep the canvas history.
What you can make
Product launch films
Turn a product page or pack shot into a timed launch video with type, camera moves, and branded motion.
Website to video
Give Opus a public URL. It reads the page, then writes a scene that presents the offer on screen.
Motion graphics spots
Kinetic type, UI mockups, and graphic sequences that stay on a grid — hard for pixel video models, natural in HTML.
Reference-led restages
Attach stills or one clip when you need the new film to follow a look, product, or camera energy you already have.
Pricing
Quotes are fixed before you confirm. Credits settle when the MP4 is ready. Failed renders return the reservation.
5–8s · 720p
99 credits
5–8s · 1080p
139 credits
10s · 720p / 1080p
149 / 189 credits
15s · 720p / 1080p
199 / 239 credits
Reference video
+20 credits
Failed job
Refunded automatically
Questions
What is Opus 5.5 Video?
Opus 5.5 Video is Pixwit’s code-rendered video path. Anthropic’s Opus 5.5 writes a timed HTML/CSS/JS scene. Pixwit captures the frames in Chromium and encodes an MP4. It is built for motion graphics, product films, and layout-accurate type — not photoreal camera footage.
How is this different from Seedance, Kling, or Veo?
Those models generate pixels from a prompt. Opus writes executable scene code, then we rasterize it. Typography, UI, and timed graphic beats stay sharper. Live-action realism is a better fit for Seedance or Kling on the text/image-to-video page.
Do I need a paid plan?
No. You need enough credits. The form shows the quote before you continue. Credits are reserved when generation starts and settled only when the MP4 is ready.
Why does submit open Agent Brain?
Opus rendering runs as an Agent Brain job so the brief, references, confirm quote, and finished MP4 stay in one session with the canvas. This page collects the inputs, then hands off.
Can I add images or a reference video?
Yes. Up to four stills, and one MP4, MOV, or WebM. A reference video adds 20 credits. Opus uses them as visual direction, not as a frame-to-frame restyle of the source clip.
What happens if generation fails?
The credit reservation is released. Nothing is charged for a failed MP4. You can edit the brief in Agent Brain and submit again.
Related tools
Write the brief. Opus directs the film.
Prompt, optional website, and references go in here. The MP4 is rendered in Agent Brain.
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