Amazon Animated Ad - Paste an Amazon Link, Get a Pixar-Style Ad

Paste an Amazon link. Get a Pixar-style ad.

One Amazon product link in, one Pixar-style animated ad out. Claude reads the real product page - the title, the bullets, the top customer reviews - writes a script from what buyers actually say, and renders your product faithfully inside the animated world.

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What’s inside

A script mined from real reviews

Claude reads the live Amazon page and quotes top customer reviews verbatim. The script comes from what buyers actually say, not generic ad copy.

The Pixar look, locked

A locked style description keeps every clip in the same polished 3D feature-film look: big glossy eyes, warm light, instantly readable emotion.

Your product, kept real

The product’s own photo rides along as a reference on every clip it appears in - exact shape, colors, and label, rendered inside the animated world.

Step-by-step guide

Step 1

Create your free Maxfusion account

Step 2

Download the skill file

Grab the skill file - you’ll need a Maxfusion account to download it. This is what you install into Claude in the next step.

Download skill

Step 3

Install it in Claude

Upload the skill file via Claude’s Settings, then Customize, then Skills - a dedicated Skills option in the sidebar, not nested under Capabilities.

Step 4

Paste the link and pick your format

Any Amazon product page works. Paste the link and pick your format: ad length in 10-second steps, aspect ratio, and chained clips for one continuous scene or independent ones that reset each clip.

Pasting an Amazon product link with the amazon-animated-ad-mcp skill in Claude

Choosing the ad length in 10-second clips in Claude

Step 5

Watch Claude read the listing

Claude opens the page in your browser like a person would and pulls the title, bullets, rating, top customer reviews, and product photos - the raw material for the script. If Amazon throws a robot check, you tap through it and Claude continues.

Amazon customer reviews that the skill mines for the ad script

Step 6

Add your own materials - or none

Before writing anything, the skill asks whether you want to add extra images, a concept, or an angle. Say ‘I have nothing’ and it works from the listing alone. Anything you add gets folded into the script, and your product images can be used as generation references.

Step 7

Approve the script

The full script, clip by clip: every spoken line with its speaker, the word counts, exactly where your product appears. Nothing generates until you give an explicit yes.

Approving the per-clip ad script in Claude before generation

Step 8

Get your clips

Each 10-second clip renders on Google Omni Flash at 720p, your product photo attached as a reference, characters speaking their lines in-clip. Clips land straight in chat - ask for the stitched cut when you want one file.

From Amazon link to Pixar-style ad.

No footage, no actors, no editing timeline. One link, a script you approve, and finished clips in chat.

Best practices

Pick a listing with real reviews - the script is mined from actual customer language, and a thin page makes a generic ad.

Plan length by dialogue: about 20-25 spoken words fit one 10-second clip. Fewer words always land better.

Chain clips when the ad is one continuous scene; keep them independent when every beat is its own scene.

Every line belongs to a character on screen - think dialogue, not narration.

When you edit the script, keep each clip to one location and at most two shots - simple blocking is what keeps the animation steady.