Recipe Animation
Use Negroni and White Russian examples to plan recipe animations with readable measurements, ingredient timing and visible progress from an empty glass.
2026.10.07
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White Russian recipe animation
Negroni recipe animation
Turn a recipe into a visible sequence
Recipe animation shows ingredients entering a vessel and progressing toward a finished dish or drink. The useful information is the sequence: ingredient names, quantities and the moment each action occurs. Request these together so viewers can follow the process. A food advertisement or slow close-up serves a different purpose; this topic emphasizes instructions that can be read and followed.
Read the two cocktail examples
The Negroni sample shows ice, a Campari measurement and a stirring cue. The White Russian sample shows ice, coffee liqueur and cream alongside a recipe list. Both source prompts request an approximately 30-second explainer made with JavaScript or HTML, from an empty glass to a finished cocktail. The displayed quantities are example content, not a recipe standard independently verified here.
Prepare ingredients and display rules
Provide the drink name, checked quantities and units, action order and display language. Decide whether the glass outline stays fixed and how ingredient colors and labels should be separated. Neither source prompt specifies a mandatory photo upload. If you want an actual product image or brand mark, supply assets you have permission to use and explain their role.
Select the model and review the result
In Carat, paste the prompt and manually select Claude Opus 5.5 in the agent model menu: to the right of the input box on PC, or at the top on mobile. Read the original duration, format and implementation requirements before adding changes. Check that labels match ingredient timing and remain legible on a small screen. The same prompt does not guarantee identical artwork, timing or sound.
