Mirage's Tesseract + Opus 5.5 generated its entire launch video, exported to After Effects
aziz4ai · x · 2026-10-07
Mirage's launch video was created entirely with its motion-graphics tool Tesseract and Opus 5.5, then converted into an After Effects project. An Arabic-speaking AI commentator walks through the workflow: generate motion graphics with Claude or GPT, export the project open to After Effects, and install the Tesseract plugin from Mirage — framing it as a leap that removes any excuse for not doing motion design.
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