Build a 3D Website with Fable 5

What you’ll build

A premium 3D business website — the kind agencies charge $5,000–$10,000 for — rebuilt from any dated business site with one Claude Code skill, same day. Live example: the Blue Romeo cleaning-company rebuild at https://bluromeo-video.netlify.app.

What you’ll need

• Claude Code set up in your terminal (or Antigravity / whatever IDE agent you use)
• A Higgsfield account — it hosts the image/video generation models (Seedance 2.0, GPT Image 2, etc.)
• The website-remodel skill — downloadable right below this lesson
• A free GitHub account
• A free Netlify account

Step 1: Connect Higgsfield to Claude Code — use CLI, not MCP

Go to Higgsfield and hit the CLI button at the top (not MCP). Copy the command it gives you, paste it into Claude Code, and sign in when it asks for authentication.

Why CLI: MCP hands Claude Code a menu — you pick from whatever the server offers, and everything flows through the chat. The CLI hands over the kitchen. Claude Code gets full access, and generated images land directly on your computer, next to your code — exactly where a website build needs them.

Step 2: Drop in the website-remodel skill

Download the skill below and put it in your project’s skills folder:

your-project/.claude/skills/website-remodel/

Tweak it however you want — it’s yours. Build as many sites with it as you like.

Step 3: Feed it the old website

Paste the business’s current site URL into Claude Code and run the skill. It pulls the colorways (the blues, whites, accent colors), reads what the business actually is — say, a cleaning company in Tampa Bay — and understands its task from there.

Step 4: Run it with Fable 5

Fable 5 is the design brain — it one-shots layouts at this quality level. The skill calls Higgsfield with whichever model fits to generate 3D images and video relevant to the company: the Tampa Bay skyline, a clean living room, the cleaning-hand animation. One pasted URL in, a premium 3D site out.

Fable 5 is honestly overkill for a website. That’s why it works.

Step 5: Push to GitHub, deploy free on Netlify

The skill pushes the code to GitHub as it builds, so have that connected. Then deploy on Netlify — free hosting, no monthly fee. This is where I host AI Waterside and most of my projects. Build as many demos as you want; it costs nothing until a client says yes.

Step 6: Hand it over (or level it up)

When someone buys, connect a domain through Namecheap or GoDaddy and point it at Netlify. From there the site is fully yours to extend: Calendly booking forms, a Supabase client portal, whatever the client needs — still free, still in-house. Compare that to WordPress or Hostinger at $20+/month just to unlock customization.

Step 7: The $500 pitch

This quality of site used to cost $5–10K. You can rebuild one in an hour or two. So: pick a local business with a dated site, rebuild it, send them the live demo link, and pitch $500–1K. They’re seeing the finished product before spending a dollar — they’re going to bite.

Resources

• Live demo — the Blue Romeo rebuild: https://bluromeo-video.netlify.app
• The website-remodel skill: downloadable below this lesson
• Netlify (free hosting): https://netlify.com