Looping ad

A prompt to make a 16-second vertical ad that loops on TikTok, Reels and Shorts. One single element of your brand (your app's cursor, your logo's dot, your product) runs through the whole video: it transforms on every beat of the music to say a short message (a number, three benefits, a word), becomes your logo, then the video starts over with no visible seam. Bursts of very short shots, a camera that never stops, music made for it.

• The promptThe text to paste into Claude to make your video, with its instructions.
• The step-by-step guide Free giftFrom installing Claude to the file of your video, step by step, with no coding knowledge.
• The video's files Free giftThe 31 files used to make this video: 3D engine, render and sound tools, storyboard. Claude uses them to make yours.

1. You receive an e-mail

   Within minutes, at the address you gave when paying. Remember to check your spam folder.

2. Your prompt is attached

   One text file per prompt, which starts with its instructions. The bundled files are downloaded through a link in the same e-mail.

3. You use it right away

   As many times as you want, for yourself and for your clients.

4. A problem?

   Write to hello@mavena.app: your file is sent to you again.

1. Gather your material

   Create a folder for your video and put in it your logo and colors, the element of your brand that will be the thread (a cursor, a dot, your product), and your message in eight short pieces.

2. Paste the prompt into Claude Code

   Open Claude Code in this folder, with the Opus 5.5 model, then paste the prompt.

3. Answer its questions

   Claude asks you its questions about your project, then suggests three visual directions: you choose.

4. Approve at each step

   Claude shows you the script, the storyboard, the sound, then a preview. You approve, or you ask for a change.

5. Get your video

   Claude hands you the final file of your video.

1. 0 to 2 s
   The request

   “Make me a video.” is typed into a field; it is sent, and the field closes around its orange cursor.

2. 2 to 4 s
   The drop

   The code rushes by in three shots, the wall of frames flies past, and the counter locks on 960 frames.

3. 4 to 8 s
   The beat and the hits

   The cursor becomes bars that pulse with the music, then shapes that drop one per beat, colors inverted.

4. 8 to 12 s
   The tunnel and the shards

   We fly through words like “No camera” and “Only code”; the cursor bursts into 500 bars that write a word.

5. 12 to 16 s
   The signature and the loop

   “0 keyframes”, the dot becomes the logo, then everything rewinds to the empty field: the video starts over.