How to make clay animation with AI: describe the shot in one sentence and Studio returns a short clay stop-motion video. Make a stop-motion video without shooting a single frame — it runs online, in the browser, with nothing to install. (Claymation and clay animation mean the same thing.) Here’s how, in three steps.
Three steps, one sentence — how to make stop motion with AI.
Say what moves and what it’s made of — clay, felt or paper cut-outs — to make a claymation video from a line of text. Got a sketch or a product photo? Attach it. For example: “A 10-second stop-motion ad — clay strawberries hop into a jar of JAMMY jam, on twos, playful.”
Studio designs the set and the AI characters and animates them on twos — 12 frames a second, like a real animator — then scores the music and every squish and pop.
Ask for changes — “chunkier clay”, “add a lid pop”, “a square one for the feed”. No clay on your hands.
Yes. You don’t shoot anything — you describe the shot and Studio animates it frame by frame for you, on twos, so you get the stop-motion look without the clay, the rig or the camera.
Stop motion shows still frames one after another, so still objects appear to move. Studio animates at 12 frames a second, on twos — the classic clay-animation cadence — so it reads as real stop motion.
A first cut comes back in minutes, not the days a frame-by-frame shoot would take — handy for a quick stop-motion video.
Watch previews here. Pay only for what you download.
A 9:16 stop-motion Reel plus a square cut, or any size you ask for in words.
Yes — say so in your sentence. Clay, felt and paper cut-out (paper-cut) animation all work the same way, online.
Describe what you want in plain words — watch previews here, pay only for what you download.
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