
Claude 3D animation, ranked.
The most-liked 3D animations people made by chatting with Claude Opus 5.5: Blender scenes, three.js machines, rigged characters. Each one with its stack, the creator's prompt when they shared it, and a Use as prompt button.
The three everyone shared
27k likes between them.


Robot octopus that takes itself apart

Japanese train station platform
Two ways Claude makes 3D
- 01
Blender (11 on the wall)
Claude connects to Blender through Blender MCP and writes the Python that builds the scene: modeling, procedural materials, rigs, keyframes, then the render.
- 02
three.js (18 on the wall)
Claude writes the whole scene as code, checks a still against a reference picture, fixes the gaps, then records the animation frame by frame in a browser.
- 03
Or skip the setup
Press Use as prompt. Revid's motion graphics director runs on Claude Opus 5.5 too: it animates in code and renders the finished video, with music, in your browser.
Every animation, ranked by likes
Previews play as you browse. Open any video to watch it with sound, see the stack Claude drove and, when the creator shared it, the prompt.
Ink-wash samurai action game
Robot octopus that takes itself apart
Japanese train station platform
VJ loop with skull machine
Mechanical creature teardown simulator
Fantasy tabletop RPG with dragon
Glass robot octopus taken apart
Isometric 3D pixel art games
Riding a lightning bolt through a storm
Foggy sea with a lone ship
Sci-fi FPS with giant bosses
Recreated home office at night
Golden rings over a night landscape
Hooded wraith character turntable
Mechanical hummingbird coming apart
Brass gears in close-up
Frog King shooter game
Neon room with green splatter
Billion triangle desert ruins
Man at a desk in a dark room
First person pistol reload animation
Cartoon story short in 3D toon sets
Rigged forest boss slam
Isometric oil rig storm toy
Floating island town from day to night
Voxel world on a flying turtle
Sun Gate temple above the clouds
Retro computer room movie set
Procedural basketball dribble
What the top 29 have in common
Posted between October 23 and November 8. Claude-made 3D is the format of the moment.
Short loops that show the whole object, then take it apart or fly through it.
Blender for characters and rendered scenes, three.js for machines and teardowns.
For work made by chatting with a model. One creator on the wall had never used Blender before.
Claude 3D animation, answered
Can Claude make 3D animations?
Yes. Creators use two routes. In Blender, Claude Opus 5.5 connects through Blender MCP and writes the Python that models, textures, rigs, keys and renders the scene. In three.js, Claude writes the whole scene as code, then records it in a browser to get the video. Almost every animation on this page was made one of these two ways.
Blender or three.js: which one should I use?
Blender for characters, rigs and rendered materials; three.js for exploded machines, product teardowns and scenes you also want live on a web page. On this wall, 11 animations used Blender and 18 used three.js.
What prompts did the creators use?
Short ones. 3 of the 29 creators shared theirs, and each is a reference picture plus one line, such as "build me a full teardown of this, every part in code". The work happens in the loop that follows: Claude renders a still, compares it with the picture, fixes the gaps, and only then animates. Open those videos to copy the prompt.
Can Revid make a video like these?
Revid's motion graphics generator runs its Pro director on Claude Opus 5.5. It writes the animation as code and renders a finished video with music, without Blender, a code editor or a renderer to set up. It does not drive Blender, so for a fully modeled and rigged character, use Blender MCP. For a launch video, an explainer or a product film with depth and camera moves, press Use as prompt on any video here.
How were these animations chosen?
We collected 3D animations posted on X between October 23 and November 8, 2026 whose authors say Claude made them, kept the original post when an account reposted someone else's video, and ranked them by likes as of November 9, 2026.
Who owns these videos?
Each video belongs to its creator. Every card credits the author and links to the original post on X. To have a video removed, email hello@revid.ai.
Your turn.
Start from any animation on the wall, or describe your own. The same model directs yours, and you get a finished video.
Every video belongs to its creator and links to the original post on X. Likes and views as of November 9, 2026. Revid is not affiliated with Anthropic or the Blender Foundation. See also Claude Opus 5.5 motion graphics. To have a video removed, email hello@revid.ai.

























