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How to use awesome-opus5-5-videos: browse videos and prompts

Updated · written with AI from the project's own documentation and checked against our catalogue data

awesome-opus5-5-videos is a GitHub collection of short animated videos that people made by asking Claude Opus 5.5 to write the animation as code. It is a list of links and prompts, not installable software. This guide shows you how to browse it, copy a prompt, and compare each original post with its live remake on Skillry.

Skillryyihui-dev/awesome-opus5-5-videos · ★ 13.1k · MIT

Quick start

  1. 1Open the project page. Go to the awesome-opus5-5-videos repository on GitHub or the Skillry homepage linked in the README.
  2. 2Pick a category. Choose Motion graphics, Explainers, 3D scenes, Games & interactive or Latest prompts from the contents.
  3. 3Open a video entry. Click the preview to see the Skillry remake, or the creator's handle to reach the original post.
  4. 4Copy the prompt. Follow the Prompt link to the file in prompts/ and copy the text, if one was shared.
  5. 5Try it with your agent. Paste the prompt into your own Claude Opus 5.5 setup and compare the output with the original.

What awesome-opus5-5-videos is

Each entry in the collection is a video made by asking Claude Opus 5.5 to write the animation as code, using HTML, Canvas, SVG or Three.js. The README says each video links to the creator's original post and, where one was shared, the prompt they used.

The project is a list of links and prompts. There is nothing to install and no tool to run.

  • Licence: MIT
  • Install method: read online, no install
  • Prerequisites: none listed

Browse the videos by category

The README groups entries into Motion graphics, Explainers, 3D scenes, Games & interactive and Latest prompts. Each category shows a preview image, the creator's handle, a link to the original post, and a link to the prompt file.

The README says 418 of the videos also have a live remake on Skillry, so you can watch the original next to the remake.

  • Motion graphics (58 entries listed in the contents)
  • Explainers (16)
  • 3D scenes (14)
  • Games & interactive (12)
  • Latest prompts (30)

Copy a prompt and try it with your own agent

Open a prompt file from the prompts/ folder, or use data/videos.json, which the README lists alongside it. The README suggests picking a video, copying its prompt, and trying it with your own agent.

Prompts are not published for every video. Where no prompt was shared, the entry points to the creator's original post instead.

  • Open the prompt link on an entry, or browse the prompts/ folder
  • Copy the prompt text as written
  • Run it in your own agent and compare the result with the original

Compare originals with live remakes

The README links to a Skillry page that shows each original next to its live remake. The README counts 418 remakes out of 703 prompts, and says 100 remade videos are highlighted, one per distinct prompt.

Entries link out to third-party posts, so the originals are not hosted or verified by the project.

  • Use the Skillry homepage link to view side-by-side comparisons
  • Check the creator's original post if you need the source video

Who should use it and who should not

The collection suits developers curious about Claude Opus 5.5 animation code, students studying how prompts become visual code, and creators looking for motion graphics and 3D scene ideas. It is also useful if you want prompt examples to adapt.

It is not a good fit if you need installable software, or if you need the original videos hosted or verified by the project.

What people use it for

  • Studying how a short prompt produces a Canvas or SVG animation
  • Adapting a Three.js 3D scene prompt for your own project
  • Finding motion graphics ideas for a presentation or explainer
  • Comparing an original viral video with its live Skillry remake

Frequently asked questions

Is awesome-opus5-5-videos free to use?

The project is licensed under MIT, according to the README. It is a collection of links and prompts, so there is no software to purchase or install.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The install method is read-online and the README lists no prerequisites or install commands.

Where do I find the prompts?

Each entry links to a prompt file in the prompts/ folder, and the data is also in data/videos.json. Where no prompt was shared, the entry links to the creator's original post instead.

Are all the videos available as live remakes?

No. The README says 418 of the 703 prompts have a live remake on Skillry.

Are the videos hosted by the project?

No. Entries link out to third-party posts, and the project does not host or verify them.

Is there an alternative to this collection?

The README lists no comparable projects, so this guide does not name any alternatives.

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Our verdict

Use awesome-opus5-5-videos if you want to study or adapt Claude Opus 5.5 animation prompts and see how they look as code-built videos. Skip it if you need installable software or want the original videos hosted and verified by the project.

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