Two keyframes in, full motion graphics out: builder says Opus beats Sonnet at web animation
MicahBerkley · x · 2026-10-04
Developer MicahBerkley tested Claude models for motion graphics on his Miami GTA Tours site, feeding just two keyframes and letting the model do the rest — effectively turning HTML into video-like animation, which he now applies to most of his projects. His verdict: Sonnet underperformed the hype for motion graphics, so he sticks with Opus. The post also showcases his GTA 6-themed Miami slingshot/golf-cart tour business, priced $59–$449.
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