How I built a 3D scroll website in 2 hours using Claude Code and Veo
A Reddit user u/Tough-Survey-2155 shared a workflow for building a 3D scroll website from scratch in about 2 hours. The method uses Claude Code for the heavy lifting, with a custom video to website skill (credit to Nate Herk) and Veo for video generation.
Workflow
- Create a video-to-website skill — this serves as the foundation for translating motion into scroll-driven interactions.
- Extract first and last frame images from the source video, then use Veo to convert them into a new video. The video prompt was generated via ChatGPT.
- Prompt Claude Code to build the website using the video asset. The author reports that once the video was in place, the rest was straightforward prompting.
- Design tweaks — a few manual adjustments were needed after generation.
Results & Links
- Live website: royal-pop-website.vercel.app
- Full source code: github.com/hamzafarooq/claude-code-starter
The repository includes Claude Code starter templates that can be reused for similar projects. The author notes that the end-to-end process took only 2 hours, making this a practical reference for developers looking to rapidly prototype scroll-driven 3D sites with AI assistance.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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