100 editing styles. One sequence that's yours.

CES — Claude Editing Styles — is a Wancraft project. It started from a simple observation: describing an edit to an AI agent is hard, but recognising the look you want is easy. So CES lets you pick techniques visually, order them like ingredients, and hands Claude Code a precise, structured specification instead of a vague request.

Principles

• Specific over generic. Every one of the 100 styles has its own demonstration, parameters, prerequisites, fallbacks and production instructions.
• Order, timing and layers matter. The composer separates sequence beats from overlays, captions, audio and global looks, and the compiler preserves your order.
• Honest by default. Prompts forbid invented proof, fake screenshots, fabricated numbers and unlicensed audio, and require a real rendered file before reporting success.
• Free and private. No sign-up, no API key, no uploads. Everything lives in your browser.

Version 1 scope

CES v1 is a prompt-building platform, not a video renderer. Previews are illustrative; the real edit happens in your own Claude Code environment with tools like Remotion and FFmpeg.

CES is an independent creative tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic. Claude and Claude Code are trademarks of Anthropic, PBC.