What if you could find hundreds of impressive AI-generated videos and see exactly how their creators made them?
Not just watch the results. Get the prompts, study the techniques, and recreate the ideas yourself.
Meet Skillry, a growing library of viral videos created with Claude Opus 5.5.
And it's basically a goldmine for anyone experimenting with AI-powered motion design.
Here's what you'll find:
418 AI video examples collected in one place
Motion graphics, animated explainers, and visual effects
Interactive 3D scenes and browser-based games
Original videos alongside AI-generated recreations
Creator-shared prompts you can copy for free
Examples built with Three.js, Remotion, GSAP, Canvas, and other creative coding tools
Here's how I'd use it:
Find a video with a visual style you like.
Copy the original prompt.
Give Claude your logo, brand colors, and typography.
Ask it to adapt the concept and create a detailed composition plan.
Refine the animation and build something of your own.
Instead of starting from a blank prompt, you start with a visual reference and a working example.
And the most interesting part isn't copying someone else's animation.
It's learning how successful creative ideas are translated into instructions that AI coding agents can actually execute.
We're getting something like Pinterest for AI-generated motion graphics. Except this time, you can copy the instructions behind the visuals.
Definitely worth bookmarking.
Explore the collection:
https://skillry.dev/ai-videos/opus-5-5
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