Make videos from a chat: using 2036 Studios inside Claude

Setting it up

• Open the connect page and copy the connector URL.
• In Claude, add a custom connector with that URL and sign in with your 2036 Studios account when prompted. No key to paste.
• Developers and other tools can use an API key from the account page instead.

What Claude can do with it

• Check your balance and list your library.
• Write a script, then render each shot on Seedance, Kling, Veo or Grok at the resolution you ask for.
• Keep scenes connected: one 30-second take on Seedance 2.5 with a reference pack, a multi-shot Kling render with a consistent cast, or chained renders that start on the previous shot's last frame.
• Create a reusable character from renders and tag it in later prompts.
• Generate images on GPT Image 2.5, Nano Banana or Seedream, including exact-text designs from the 17 Design Studio templates.
• Run the 32 Marketing Studio ad formats with your product photo.
• Add a voiceover, edit a clip with a prompt, stitch clips with crossfades and title cards, and publish to the community feed when you ask.

What it costs

Exactly what the same render costs in the studio. The connector calls the same billing, safety and refund paths. Claude tells you the price before a paid step when you ask, and a usage tool shows your 30-day spend by model.

A session that works well

Ask for a 15-second vertical ad for a named product with the brand visible on screen. Claude writes three shots, renders them at 720p, checks each, stitches them with a short crossfade and an end card, and returns the link. If a shot is off, say what is wrong and it re-renders that one. Keep the realism anchor in the brief if you want live-action rather than animation.

Safety and limits

• Reference photos must come from your own library or an upload through the connector; outside URLs are refused.
• No celebrity likenesses, same as the studio.
• Deleting renders and publishing to the feed require your clear instruction.

Questions, answered