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Claude skill + PDF guide

A free Claude skill for motion videos, plus the 9 prompts.

Describe a video in one line. Claude builds it as a web page that moves, and HyperFrames turns it into a video file.

Published

The skill (ZIP), 8 KB / The 9 prompts (PDF), 197 KB

Watch how it works

I Made Every Graphic in This Video With Claude (No Editor, No Designer)

What it does

  • Nine prompts: teaser, 3D product film, shop promo, sales chart, explainer map, character, logo reveal, mini game, app demo
  • House rules you set once, so every video stays on brand
  • Claude checks each scene and shows you the frames before it renders
  • Renders to MP4, up to 4K
  • What went wrong on each prompt, so you know what to check

Set it up in four steps

  1. Download the zip and unzip it.
  2. Put the motion-video folder in your skills folder (on Windows it's C:\Users\you\.claude\skills, on a Mac it's ~/.claude/skills).
  3. Install the HyperFrames skills in a terminal: npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes
  4. Restart Claude Code and say: use the motion-video skill, make a 20-second teaser for a product launch.

You need

  • A paid Claude plan (Pro or above) and Claude Code. Claude Code is in the Claude desktop app, in the Code tab.
  • Node.js 22 or newer, and FFmpeg.
  • HyperFrames. It's free and open source.
  • Time for a few rounds per scene. 3D scenes take the longest.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. The download is free and there's no email gate. To run the skill you need a paid Claude plan (Pro or above) and Claude Code. HyperFrames is free and open source.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe the video in plain English and look at the frames Claude shows you. Setup is a few terminal commands, once.

How long does one video take?

Expect a few rounds per scene. A flat scene like a teaser or a chart is the quickest. 3D scenes and characters take several rounds each. Rendering in 4K took up to five minutes for every minute of video on my computer.

Can I use my own brand?

Yes. Put your fonts and colours in the house rules once. Every scene after that follows them.