Our builders know how to build — they just don't know how to sell or make a good video. So HyperFrames is easy to build & launch: they create videos by using their agent, not by hand. The goal: feed the prompt, define the style, and HyperFrames handles the rest.
✱ beat-driven-promo · bgm → video
We reverse-engineered our BGM golden samples into a composable system — 9 group templates over 37 motion primitives. The agent reads the track's beat grid and lands motion on every onset.
With templates + primitives · hyperframes/
✱ beat-driven-promo · another track
A short, punchy cut driven by the same reverse-engineered beat grid — a held void breath snaps into a roll cascade, builds through a dense bridge, then a peak surge into a hard-stop break.
♪ heygen-brand.mp3 + › make a brand hitheygen-brand · 92.3 BPM · 59 onsets · 12.4s · same 9 templates · 37 primitives
With templates + primitives · heygen-brand/
A website-capture skill reads the live site and pulls its real design language, so the video looks like the brand — not a generic template.
Built from spotify.com — its type, color and components, captured live.
✱ embedded-captions · your video
Hand us an existing video and a caption style — captions are styled, timed, and embedded into the footage, sitting behind the subject instead of covering it.
AI captions embedded into real footage — demo by Jenson.
what's inside
✱ our agent · first & only video MCP in the ecosystem
We're the first & only MCP in the ecosystem for making videos — including Grok and Claude. While we deliver high-quality results with our best-practice skills, we also offer a low-cost, high-efficiency self-host agent that produces solid results for our users.
Official @claudeai connector · 738.5K views
Now live on @Grok · 702.6K views
Real user reaction — @talakoubali on this SpaceX video, made by Grok → HyperFrames.
Every new skill or feature comes online through an eval-driven process, run end-to-end by our agents — four steps:
Circle / ring highlight is one of the most common asset animations. The hard part is location — cloud models (Claude Opus included) are unreliable at exact pixel coordinates, so the ring drifts off the subject. Here's how we ground it.
The model picks grid strips (columns & rows), never raw coordinates — then crops and grids again to lock on.
Beyond our own skills, we track the fundamental models — and monitor how they change. The focus right now: code-to-video — how well a model writes the code that makes a video.
We've collected a large set of real online-video cases — a strong differentiator. Some models already clearly outperform the rest; it's a continuous watch.
Feed the prompt · define your style · HyperFrames handles the rest.