Claude Opus 5.5

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15-second résumé showreel

@stephanlivera · 17,072 likes · Prompt

A 15-second motion-graphics showreel that Opus 5.5 on Max effort made from a one-line "show what an incredible motion designer you are" prompt.

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UI-morph motion design, all code

@twoclipping · 12,277 likes · Prompt

A motion-design piece in which one shape morphs through a series of UI states, built entirely in code with no After Effects, with the prompt template shared.

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Japanese river-valley boat scene

@MengTo · 6,569 likes

A playable Three.js riverboat ride through a feudal Japanese mountain valley with day-night weather, painterly water and a self-poling boat, generated with Claude Opus 5.5.

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Résumé showreel from a one-line prompt

@ajith_io · 4,091 likes · Prompt

A 15-second motion-graphics showreel Opus 5.5 made from the one-line "motion designer résumé" prompt, with the exact prompt quoted.

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3-minute history of AI in Remotion

@kimmonismus · 2,685 likes

A 3-minute film on the history of AI, from "Attention is all you need" to AGI, made 100% in code by Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (~7,400 lines of Remotion).

A gallery of 39 short films made entirely in code by Claude Opus 5.5, each paired with a style guide an agent can reuse to direct a new story.

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Cocktail recipe motion graphic from one image

@Ror_Fly · 1,030 likes · Prompt

An HTML/JavaScript recipe motion graphic, from empty glass to finished cocktail, that Opus 5.5 rendered from a single reference image.

A Three.js game where a pelican in a helmet and sunglasses rides along a coastal road catching fish, which the README says Claude Opus 5.5 built one-shot from a one-sentence prompt with no human code edits.

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Kigumi timber diagrams

@yoshifujidesign · 727 likes

Five Japanese buildings assembled as interactive timber diagrams in Three.js and Canvas 2D, which @yoshifujidesign says Claude Opus 5.5 built entirely in code.

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Beat-synced product promo

@twoclipping · 612 likes · Prompt

A code-built product promo where Opus 5.5 picked the music, downloaded SFX, built every frame and synced it to the beat, prompt shared.

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Recursion in nine video styles

@emollick · 558 likes · Prompt

A self-referential explainer of recursion that switches through nine radically different video styles, made by Opus 5.5 from one prompt.

A single-file WebGL2 photoreal shallow-water demo with FFT waves, interactive ripples and caustics, co-authored with Claude Opus 5.5 and released as open source.

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Breathing ink-wash painting

@AxtonLiu · 443 likes · Prompt

A single-HTML ink-wash painting that paints itself with GPU fluid-simulated ink, guqin sounds and a self-written poem, made by Opus 5.5 (Chinese).

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Live-stream water simulation

@Avenoxai · 396 likes · Prompt

One of three water simulations Opus 5.5 built live on stream from the prompt "make the best water simulation you can" (Turkish).

Fifteen ten-second motion-design films, picture, animation and sound all from code, which the README says Claude Opus 5.5 wrote from one prompt each, with the prompts and source beside the films.

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Opus 5.5 flex motion video

@HBCoop_ · 352 likes · Prompt

A motion video that @HBCoop_ says Claude Opus 5.5 (Max) made on its own in 1 hour 37 minutes from a prompt to flex its own capabilities.

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TypingMind logo slow-reveal

@tdinh_me · 318 likes · Prompt

A motion-design slow-reveal that assembles and reveals the TypingMind logo, made by Opus 5.5 from a quoted prompt and the attached logo.

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Manim calculus lesson

@LinearUncle · 259 likes · Prompt

A Manim lesson on the concept of the derivative with edge-tts narration, made by Opus 5.5 from a short prompt (Chinese).

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Anime from "I want to make an anime"

@onofumi_AI · 196 likes · Prompt

An anime-style video where every image and sound is code-generated, produced when the author only told Opus 5.5 "I want to make an anime video" (Japanese).

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81 years of Indonesian history in a minute

@hanifproduktif · 170 likes · Prompt

A lighthearted sub-one-minute animated recap of 81 years of Indonesian history, from a quoted Opus 5.5 prompt.

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Museum of broken physics

@LexnLin · 156 likes

A code-only museum where the laws of physics break, with sideways gravity, upward-flowing water and time running backwards, built by Opus 5.5.

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Ant colony animation + reusable skill

@hanifproduktif · 23 likes

A 32-second ant-colony animation drawn in code by Opus 5.5, with the process packaged as a public Claude animation skill.

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White Russian recipe animation

@Sarut0biSasuke · 22 likes · Prompt

A recipe motion graphic for a White Russian built by Opus 5.5 as HTML/SVG/JavaScript from a hand-drawn reference image and a short prompt.

A code-rendered remix of "I'm Upping My P(doom)" with Europe-themed lines, which the README says Claude Opus 5.5 worked on overnight, with the new lines re-sung using ElevenLabs.

Four browser games, a lane-fighting sim, a voxel sandbox, a lawn-defense game and a deckbuilding roguelike, that the README says were each one-shot from a single sentence with Claude Opus 5.5.

A mobile-first Three.js waterslide racer against 12 AI rivals, built with Claude Opus 5.5 at extra-high effort as a same-prompt model benchmark.

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Marble Madness remaster

@agent_republic · 0 likes · Prompt

A one-shot Claude Opus 5.5 rewrite of Marble Madness as a single HTML file: six floating Three.js courses, marble physics, Web Audio and local two-player racing. Unofficial, non-commercial tribute.

An interactive 2.5D multiplane parallax battle scene, credited to echo, Opus 5.5 and Grok 4.6, that travels through six painted acts from a storm-lit camp to a burning seaside citadel.