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Cartoons with Claude

Describe a story in one line. Claude draws it, voices it and hands you a finished vertical video for Reels, TikTok or Shorts.

23 art styles5M views in one week
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// how a cartoon gets made

You write the idea. Claude does the rest.

01

Say what you want to see

Plain words, one line is enough. Your own script works too.

02

Read the script

Claude pitches the idea, picks a style and writes the lines. Change anything or say “yes”.

03

Check the stills

Before any video is built, you see a frame from every shot. This is where edits are cheapest.

04

Get the video

FINAL.mp4 at 1080×1920 with voice-over, sound, captions and a cover, rendered on your computer.

> Make a 20-second cartoon in the cardboard cutout style: a small coffee shop gets twice the orders, runs out of stock and opens a second place the next day. Narrator voice.

Cardboard cutout frame: a barista at the counter, caption Orders have doubled
The barista holds an empty box, caption But the stock is gone
A coffee shop front, caption Grand opening tomorrow

Stills from the sample project that ships with the pack.

// styles/ — 23 folders, each with code and sample frames

Pick a look, or let Claude pick one for the story.

Every style comes with its own code, lighting, colors and caption rules, so the tenth video in a series looks like the first.

Isometric illustrationHow things work inside, step by step
2D
Blocky voxel 3DGame-like stories, levels, small worlds
3D
Comic panelsDialogue with a twist, works with the sound off
2D
Soft low-poly with fog“What if…” ideas at city or world scale
3D
Graph-paper notebookOne idea in plain words, two-column comparisons
2D
Realistic 3DTech, hardware, city streets
3D
16-bit pixel artGames, leveling up, nostalgia
2D
Bold-outline stickman“Rule #1, rule #2” survival stories
2D
ClayWarm character stories with a premium feel
3D
Low-poly with neon lightA person, a laptop and a late night
3D
Cardboard cutout with tapeExplainers at a desk, café and shop ads
2D
Chalk on a blackboardLessons, formulas, “per month vs per year”
2D
Toon 3D with outlineSeries told straight to the viewer, night scenes
3D
Flat vectorEveryday stories: kitchen, store, the way home
2D
Plush 3D, painted backdropKids’ stories and lullabies
3D
Shadow puppet theaterLegends and spooky tales
2D
Semi-clay“You found…” stories with on-screen counters
3D
Technical blueprintMachines, gadgets, breaking down a price
2D
Toy low-polyA town or team full of little characters
3D
Ink and watercolorCalm stories, animals, fairy tales
2D
Glass 3DSymbolic inserts: data, the cloud, security
3D
Linocut printWinter, home, parables, “the way it used to be”
2D
Stained glassBig themes and solemn moments
2D

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// drawn in code

Why this beats prompting a video model

Claude writes every frame as code that runs on your computer. That changes how editing feels.

The hero stays the same

Same face, same jacket, same street in episode one and episode twelve. You can run a whole series with one character.

Edits touch one thing

Ask for one change and only that changes. The rest of the shot stays exactly as you approved it.

“Move the camera closer.”
“Make the cat ginger.”

Redrawing is free

No credits per attempt. Redo a shot ten times if you want; you only pay for the voice-over, and Claude tells you how much before it records.

// cartoons-with-claude.zip

What’s in the folder

Inside

  • 23 art stylesCode, a style card and three sample frames for each
  • 200+ rules for light, camera and charactersNo tiny heroes, no cropped heads, no muddy frames
  • A 48-point frame checkClaude finds and fixes mistakes before it shows you anything
  • Voice-over through ElevenLabs or MiniMax, plus a CC0 sound library
  • Skills for series with one hero, translating a video into another language, and posting to Instagram and TikTok
  • An illustrated PDF guide and a sample project to start from

What you’ll need

  • Claude Pro or MaxWith the Claude desktop app, Code tab, and the Opus 5.5 model
  • A Mac or Windows computer with ChromeClaude installs Node.js and ffmpeg for you
  • An ElevenLabs or MiniMax account for the voicePaid separately. Both have plenty of English voices
  • No coding, drawing or editing skills

Unzip, open the folder in Claude Code and type Check that everything is ready. Claude takes it from there.

5Mviews in one week

I make my own cartoons with this exact pack.

Over one week they got 5 million views. A brand-new account that posts nothing but these cartoons reached 3.1 million views in its first seven days. The pack is the same set of styles, rules and checks I use every day.

// questions

Before you buy

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Claude writes all the code. You talk to it in plain English and say “ok” or what to change.

Can I use my own story or script?

Yes. The cartoon follows exactly what you write. If you only have a rough idea, Claude will draft the script for you to edit.

How long does one cartoon take?

Most of the time is Claude working while you do something else. Your part is reading the script, approving the stills and watching the final cut.

Can I post and monetize the videos?

Yes. The videos you make are yours: post them, monetize them, make them for clients.

Which languages does it work in?

The pack and its guide are in English. Claude can write and voice cartoons in other languages too, and there is a skill for translating a finished video.

How do I get the pack?

Right after payment on lava.top you get a download link for the archive. Keep the link to download it again later.

What if it doesn’t run on my computer?

Message @gtvardovsky_support on Telegram and we’ll sort it out.

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