Wireframe logo globe gets recolored in a design tool
12.5K views·238 likes·202 saves·5 reposts·Posted 26 Sept 2026 · 0:30 · Product & Ads
Our note
A concept motion video for Toolcraft showing a wireframe globe wrapped in brand logos being recolored from its controls panel; the creator fed Opus 5.5 their full component code and needed 3 prompts.
The creator’s post
Tried Opus 5.5 for motion design. Conclusion: it can be a great tool for overnight experiments, so you can then fine-tune the best options. Design-wise, it’s still not great. It makes the same silly mistakes that are easy to fix if you have at least some design taste. So if you already have a good, well-designed storyboard, animating it shouldn’t be a problem. SFX: you still need to handle them yourself. Below is a video I tried to make for Toolcraft with it. I gave Opus the full source code with all our components and apps, and it took just 3 prompts to get there. It’s still not great, but as a super-quick concept, it’s amazing.
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