How to Use a 163-Piece Motion Graphics Gallery With Prompts Attached

The original author is @mikenevermiss (MIKE) on X, who published a self-built motion graphics gallery for free on October 7, 2026. Each of the 163 motion graphics ships with the exact prompt used to create it, displayed right beside the piece.

Image source: @mikenevermiss on X

The gallery mixes work made with Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Astra, Kimi K3, and Fable 5, with every creator credited according to the author. Pick a graphic you like, read the prompt next to it, and copy it into your own model or agent for reuse.

How to use the gallery

1. Open the gallery link in the author's post.
2. Pick one motion graphic you like.
3. Read the exact original prompt shown beside it.
4. Check the per-piece model labels (Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Astra, Kimi K3, or Fable 5) and browse accordingly.
5. Copy the prompt and run it in your own model or agent.

Asked which model made the best pieces, Opus 5.5 or GPT-6, the author answered "opus 5.5". Starting with the Opus 5.5 entries is the efficient path. Asked whether there are templates for different motion graphics, the author confirmed with "yess".

Things to know

• The gallery is free, and the author says new pieces are added every week as new models drop.
• If you made something with AI that belongs in the gallery, hit "submit a piece" on the site and send it with your prompt; the author will add it with full credit to you.
• The open-source GitHub release is announced as coming soon but not yet published. Check the author's follow-up posts for timing.
• The gallery link itself lives in the body of the original post, and the collection may grow past 163 pieces over time.

Original source

• Original post by @mikenevermiss (2026-10-07): https://x.com/mikenevermiss/status/2107757399498981719