Prompt & Done · MOTION pack
One prompt to Claude, one finished motion graphic.
HyperFrames (by HeyGen, Apache-2.0, free) teaches Claude Code to write a video as an HTML page and render it frame by frame in headless Chrome into an MP4, on your own computer. No editor, no timeline, no per-render fees.
1 Set it up (2 minutes)
You need Claude Code (a Claude plan), Node.js 22+ and FFmpeg. Then, in Claude Code's terminal:
claude plugin marketplace add heygen-com/hyperframes
claude plugin install hyperframes@hyperframesOr just the skills, inside a project folder: npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes (pick "Core Skills").
2 The launch video from the reel
Using /hyperframes, make a 12-second vertical launch video for the open-source repo Graphify, which turns any codebase into a knowledge graph: a hook line, an animated node graph that grows, three features, its GitHub star count of 131,497 counting up, and an end card. Render it to MP4.Our run, 21 Oct 2026, Claude Code with Opus 5.5: 7 min 18 s, one prompt, no follow-ups. It looked up the repo, downloaded its real logo, built five scenes, checked its own frames, noticed the end-card logo was missing, fixed it and rendered a 12-second 1080×1920 MP4.
3 Two more we ran
Channel intro (2 min 35 s; it spotted blurry words in its own frames and fixed them):
Using /hyperframes, make a 6-second vertical intro for my AI channel Prompt & Done: the words ONE PROMPT. DONE. slam in with kinetic type, a lightning bolt draws itself, and it ends on a clean logo lockup. Render it to MP4.Animated chart (1 min 51 s):
Using /hyperframes, make a 10-second vertical video: an animated bar chart race of today's trending AI repos on GitHub by stars: Ponytail 171,414, ComfyUI 141,438, Graphify 131,497, HyperFrames 69,142, Cloudflare Security Audit 36,003. Render it to MP4.4 Tips
- Swap in your own name, numbers and colours. Give real numbers: it animates what you give it.
- Say "vertical" for Reels/TikTok, or ask for 16:9 for YouTube.
- Want changes? Just say so ("faster", "use my brand colours") and it re-renders.
- It's best at short, design-led pieces (intros, stat count-ups, logo stings, lower thirds, launch teasers), not long edits.