Tablet journey through the body
A 9:16 medical animation of a tablet travelling from tongue to bloodstream, with labelled stops. Copy it into Claude and swap in your own brand and dose.
One continuous shot follows a coated tablet off the tongue of a stylised head cross-section, down a wet oesophagus and through a sphincter into stomach acid. It cracks into granules, which sink into intestinal villi as capillaries light up. White label chips with leader lines name each stop.
Edit the headline, end line, brand name, the dose debossed on the tablet, all seven labels and the tablet and granule colour. The vertical 1080x1920 format fits Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts, and works for patient education, pharmacy explainers or product teasers. Ask Claude for changes, then render it free.
Use it for
- Drug mechanism explainer
- Patient education short
- Pharma product teaser
Specs
- Length: 20 seconds
- Format: vertical 9:16 (1080x1920), 30 fps
- Built with: Three.js in HyperFrames
- Category: 3D
What happens, beat by beat
- 0-2.5 s, head. Headline at 0.5 s, label 1 at 1.0, epiglottis shuts with label 2 at 1.5, headline leaves at 2.0.
- 2.55-3.1 s, iris match into the oesophagus.
- 3.1-7.5 s, tube. Label 3 at 4.0; tablet slows at the shut sphincter at 6.5, which snaps open at 7.0.
- 7.5-13 s, stomach. Splash at 8.5, label 4 at 9.5, crack at 10.0, widen at 10.5, granule burst at 11.0, label 5 at 11.5.
- 13.0-13.5 s, granule wipe.
- 13.5-20 s, villi. Label 6 at 14.0, first villus lights at 15.0, a new site every beat to 17.5, label 7 at 16.0, end line at 18.0.
Oesophagus and stomach: one world, no cut
- Tunnel. A 72-sided tube reshaped on the CPU each frame. Round around the tablet; ahead and behind, it collapses into a five-lobed star with ring folds, so the wall visibly…
- Tunnel camera. 62 degree lens, just behind the tablet, drifting off-axis and looking slightly past it, slow roll. A light travels with the tablet; deep rose fog so the far…
- Fall. Gravity solved to land exactly on 8.5 s. The camera flies through the sphincter, rolls upright and narrows from 62 to 34 degrees into a low macro, then orbits…
- Stomach. Floor and dome with rugae folds (rounded roll, sharp crease, over warped noise). An acid puddle with real transmission (IOR 1.33, pale yellow attenuation), normals from analytic ring ripples…
- Granules. 1,500 instanced spheres from the crack lines, bursting on the jump-apart beat, rising with buoyancy, drag and swirl, slight hue jitter.
What you can change
- Tablet [#2f8fe6 blue], tissue [#e8857f coral], glow [#45d0ff cyan], backdrop [#c9d1da grey], ink #0f2137.
- Example facts, simplified: oesophagus about 25 cm, epiglottis seals the airway, peristalsis 2-4 cm per second, stomach acid pH 1.5-3.5, breaks apart within 5-30 min…
How the prompt opens
Make a silent 20-second, 9:16 (1080x1920, 30 fps) medical explainer that plays as one continuous shot. A coated tablet slides off the tongue of a stylised head cross-section, drops down a wet, collapsing oesophagus, falls through a sphincter into stomach acid, cracks and fizzes into hundreds of granules, and the granules sink into intestinal villi whose capillaries light up beat by beat. White label chips with leader lines name each stop. The product is an invented example (e.g. a tablet called Bluvia 200 mg): swap in [your brand and dose], [your headline], [your seven labels] and [your end line].
The full prompt runs 1,134 words. Copy it free (2 a day) from this page.
Copy the prompt into Claude, or pull the scene into Claude Code and render the MP4 on your machine: how it works.