Codaline is a one-click claymation film studio that turns the physical world around you into a animated short film. Point your camera at anything, your toys, your coffee mug, yourself. Codaline extracts them from your photos, transforms them into clay characters, and casts them in a story you write. Type a single prompt, pick a mood, and the rest is handled. Claude breaks your story into scenes and directs the characters through each one. Runware animates every frame in the tactile, slightly-jittery style of classic stop motion. ElevenLabs composes an original score and narrates the whole thing. FFmpeg stitches it together into a complete short film. Codaline is for filmmakers who want to move fast, creators who want to tell personal stories, and anyone who ever watched Coraline or Wallace & Gromit and thought — I want to make that. It exists because stop motion is one of the most human art forms in cinema, and for a century it has been locked inside studios with massive budgets and hundreds of animators. The tools finally exist to change that. Codaline puts them together. Your world. Your story. Your film.