Starter
$19/ month
300 credits every month
- Shared video prompts & skills
- Approx. 2.6 hours of long-video AI clipping / month
- 1 included member (owner included)
- 1 simultaneous processing job
A little creative inspiration, powered by Claude
Opus 5.5 videos,
with their prompts.
Discover what people are making with Claude Opus 5.5. Watch the videos. Explore the prompts and skills behind them.
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Creator-credited videos449 shared prompts130 shared skills
The inspiration library
Browse 682 Opus 5.5 videos
Find your next idea
682 examples to spark your next idea
More room to create
Find your next idea. Make it yours.
Watch the videos for inspiration. Unlock shared prompts and skills with a paid Reclip plan, plus credits for your creative tools.
$49/ month
800 credits every month
- Shared video prompts & skills
- Approx. 7 hours of long-video AI clipping / month
- 2 included members (owner included)
- 2 simultaneous processing jobs
Creator
$149/ month
2,500 credits every month
- Shared video prompts & skills
- Approx. 21.9 hours of long-video AI clipping / month
- 5 included members (owner included)
- 4 simultaneous processing jobs
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A little more context
Questions about
the videos
Can I watch the videos for free?
Yes. Browse the collection and watch the videos for inspiration. Copying shared prompts and accessing shared skill resources requires a paid Reclip plan.
Who made these videos?
These are community creations attributed to Claude Opus 5.5. Every example credits its creator and links to the original post. Model details and workflows are creator-reported.
How do I use these Claude Opus 5.5 video prompts?
Start with the video: watch its pacing, transitions, and final composition. Then read the creator’s prompt to see which details were specified. Replace its subject, copy, and visual assets with your own. Keep the motion instructions that fit your idea, specify a duration and aspect ratio, and ask for a storyboard or a few key frames before a full render. Review the result and refine one issue at a time.
What’s the difference between a prompt and a skill?
A prompt describes a particular video. A skill provides reusable instructions or tooling for a workflow. Where a creator has shared a skill, the example includes its description and available installation command or repository link. The resource icons distinguish prompts from skills; not every video includes both. Video-only examples preserve available creator commentary or partial briefs separately from complete generation prompts.
Will the same prompt recreate the exact video?
Results vary. Some prompts call for reference images, music, code, or a separate rendering tool. Read those requirements before adapting a workflow. Some examples include a starting prompt, an updated remake prompt, or a suggested reproduction prompt; those are labeled on the example page. Videos and prompts are credited community work, shared here for creative inspiration.
Your next great video starts with an idea.
Find your inspiration. Make something that’s yours.