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Guide · AI chats

Claude chat video

Write a prompt and a reply, and get a video in a Claude style window: the rounded two row composer, the warm light theme, and the reply streaming in.

  • Rounded rectangle composer with the model name at the bottom
  • Warm light greys or the neutral dark theme
  • Markdown in the reply, code blocks included
  • Always carries the Recreated label

The example above was made in Reyoy, exported at 9:16 and 6.2 seconds long. The button opens the tool with the same prompt and reply. Every chat mockup is written by hand, so it always carries the Recreated label.

How to do it

  1. 1

    Write the prompt and the reply

    Both halves are yours. Markdown works in the reply.

  2. 2

    Pick a model label

    Choose one from the list, or type your own under "Something else".

  3. 3

    Choose light or dark

    The example here uses the light theme.

  4. 4

    Set the timing and export

    Adjust prompt speed, reply speed, the pause and the hold, then download.

Why it looks like Claude

What tells the chat apps apart is shape more than colour. Claude's composer is the only rounded rectangle with two rows among the four, and its prompt bubble has tighter corners. Reyoy draws those shapes at the app's own measurements, scaled up to fill the frame.

Good uses

Explainers like the recursion example on this page, prompt tips, slides for a talk, or a before and after of a prompt. Keep replies short enough to read: the reply speed slider goes up to 200 characters a second, and a long reply still makes a long video.

Not a real response

Every frame carries a small Recreated label. Do not present a mockup as something Claude actually said. Reyoy is not affiliated with Anthropic.

Ready? Open the Claude tool with this example loaded, or read the other guides.

Questions

Does this call the Claude API?

No. You type both the prompt and the reply.

Can I show a code block?

Yes. Fenced code blocks, inline code, lists and headings all render.

Which formats are there?

9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 use the phone window. 16:9 uses the desktop window with the sidebar.