Realistic wormhole lens fly-through
A wormhole lens fly-through animation: a camera falls through a black-glass sphere and looks back at home. Copy the prompt into Claude and render the MP4.
A black-glass sphere hangs beside a ringed ice giant against the Milky Way. Every pixel is a bent light ray, so the far side shows a warm spiral galaxy, the giant stretches into arcs and our own sky becomes a thin ring. The camera falls in, turns, and looks back.
Ask Claude to change the word that fades in near the end, the far galaxy's core and arms, the bright star beyond the wormhole, or the ringed gas giant. It suits 16:9 sci-fi titles, space explainers, product reveals and YouTube intros, at 1920x1080 for 20 seconds.
Use it for
- Sci-fi film title opener
- Space explainer intro
- One-word brand reveal
Category: 3D. Format: widescreen 16:9.
How to use this scene in Claude
Copy the scene's prompt into claude.ai or the Claude app and Claude builds it as a live preview. For an MP4, pull the scene into Claude Code and render it on your own machine with npx hyperframes render. Or add the Scenes connector (https://scenes.design/mcp) to Claude and just ask for the scene. Full steps: Docs.