Opus 5.5 video examples
The 85 gallery cases have been confirmed as made with Opus 5.5. They show how a focused brief and supplied assets can become product, interface, process and logo motion; use them to judge fit and review your own MP4.
How to judge the result before calling it good
The examples are strongest when the layout stays controlled, the subject remains recognisable through transitions and the sequence moves toward one clear action. Watch the complete file at its intended display size. Check the opening subject, object continuity, readable exact words and final action, then compare every number, label, claim, screenshot and logo with the source. Also check crop, ratio, scene order and audio.
Use this as a review checklist rather than a score. A good result keeps the supplied facts visible, gives each scene enough time and makes the next state understandable. If a transition hides a missing or invented detail, revise the brief or source material before export.
Apple-style product reference: inspect continuity
The Apple-style product launch reference combines a wordmark, product photos, interface moments and continuous shape changes. It is a useful model for a product reveal: establish the object early, connect visual elements between scenes and let the product settle in the final frame. Prepare the approved wordmark, product images and interface material when asking for this direction.
UI and recipe references: inspect hierarchy and steps
The UI reference shows the same card changing into a player, slider, switch and chart. That makes it useful for app demos where the viewer needs to understand a state change or feature path. Supply approved screenshots, exact interface labels and the intended before-and-after order.
The recipe reference starts with an empty cup and gradually pours in ingredients while showing quantities. This is a good fit for explainers that need visible sequence and measurement. Supply the source steps and values so the animation can be checked against them.
Logo motion reference: inspect the exact mark
The Logo reference moves from a dark wireframe toward a geometric mark. This restrained line-to-shape change suits a logo reveal or animated-text ending. Check spelling, proportions, contrast and final hold, and supply the approved logo file, colours and brand rules instead of asking the model to invent an identity.
Turn a reference into a fair test
These cases show concrete scenes, but they are not a same-prompt model comparison. Do not use them to infer a success rate, ranking or performance result. For your own test, record the brief, assets, ratio and review checklist; watch the MP4, note concrete defects and revise the source or brief before concluding. Choose the scene on the video types page before testing.
Related examples
These are related references, not outputs from this guide template.