Cinecode: A New AI Tool for Generating Videos with JavaScript Code
Cinecode is an agent for Claude Code and Cursor that generates short films, cartoons, ads, clips, explainer videos, and long YouTube videos from JavaScript code.
Cinecode is a new AI tool for generating any videos using JavaScript code. It can create short films, cartoons, ads, clips, explainer videos, and even long videos for YouTube.
With a single request, the agent:
- writes a script;
- draws each frame with code;
- creates 2D and 3D animations;
- adds sound;
- records voiceover;
- performs editing.
The result is a ready MP4 video that can be longer than 10 minutes.
It works with Claude Code and Cursor. The project and documentation are available on GitHub.
Why it matters
AnalysisCinecode shows how AI agents can turn a natural-language request into a complete video production pipeline, covering scripting, animation, audio, and editing.
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