SSD dive into memory tower
A 9:16 SSD animation that dives from a black drive into a 3D NAND memory tower filling with light. Copy the prompt into Claude and render the MP4 free.
A glossy black M.2 drive sits on a soft grey seamless. The camera cuts into one memory chip, through its polished cross-section and into a single die, where the NAND cells rise as a tower of tungsten and glass floors. A file pours in as light, filling it floor by floor while a speed counter climbs. We pull back to the drive for the brand card.
Ask Claude to change the brand, speed in MB/s, file label and transfer time, layer count, and controller temperature. The data glow, three block colours and studio backdrop are editable as well. In 1080x1920 at 13 seconds, it fits storage launches, spec explainers and vertical ads on Reels, TikTok and Shorts.
Use it for
- SSD product launch video
- Storage speed explainer clip
- Vertical tech ad for Shorts
Specs
- Length: 13 seconds
- Format: vertical 9:16 (1080x1920), 30 fps
- Built with: Three.js in HyperFrames
- Category: Product launch
What happens, beat by beat
- 0.0-1.1 Hook. Low three-quarter view along the drive, gold fingers in front bokeh, slow push. [7,000 MB/s] slams in by 0.3 s while a strip highlight rakes the chips.
- 1.1-2.0 Chip. Steep top-down onto the first NAND package, pushing in over its laser mark.
- 2.0-3.0 Section. A cut plane sweeps through package and board with a hot orange line on its edge, revealing the polished section; the camera pushes to the die stack, then dives through the top die's face…
- 3.0-5.0 Tower. Camera cranes up the facade from the base as a hot section line climbs, a dark pill counter riding 40 px above it (0 to 232). Headline [232 LAYERS] lands at 4.3.
- 5.0-6.6 Flood. Street-level view up the tower (fov 40); the studio dims to graphite; light rains into the channel tops and floors fill bottom-up. Counter 0 to [speed] with a file bar and timer beneath.
- 6.6-7.7 Macro. Three-quarter down onto the stack cut through one word line: channels as concentric rings on staggered hex rows; the write front arrives and the rings ignite hole by hole.
- 7.7-8.9 Controller. Close on the nickel lid under a real thermal window with a [48°C] tag riding its corner; data pulses run along the traces.
- 8.9-10.5 Roof. High three-quarter onto the roof; the last floor fills at 10.0, the whole stack flashes amber, the timer locks at [7.0 s] in the glow colour and holds.
- 10.5-13.0 Pull back. One ease-out arc from the package top to the hero drive; a glint crosses mask and lid at 12.0; [BRAND] and [7,000 MB/s · 50 GB in 7.0 s] hold from 10.9 to…
Light it like a jewellery studio
- Procedural environment: near-black room, a hard bright strip right, a dim strip left, a hot top card, one key light. The tower and section use a brighter grey-room variant so…
- Rakes are environment-yaw sweeps; find each shot's range by sweeping the full circle with a frozen camera.
- Grey seamless drawn in the composite with a hot spot, a blurred projected contact shadow, vignette and fine grain.
How the prompt opens
Make a silent 13-second, 9:16 (1080x1920, 30 fps) product film. A glossy black M.2 drive sits on a soft grey seamless; we cut into one memory chip, through its polished cross-section, into a single die, where the 3D NAND cell array stands like a [232]-storey tower of tungsten and glass floors. Then [your file, e.g. a 50 GB file] pours in as light, filling the tower floor by floor while a counter races to [your speed, e.g. 7,000 MB/s], and we pull back out to the drive for the brand card. The brand is an invented example (a storage brand called QUILL NV): make it [your brand].
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