HyperFrames
3/5 out of 5. Read the verdictFilms that cut between soft lavender and deep indigo, with circle wipes and big type. For launch films built from app footage.
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Every video skill gets the same brief: a 20-second launch film for BentoMoney, our own iPhone app, from its real screens. One skill per clean project. How we test
Our verdict
3/5 out of 5
Passed the cut
HyperFrames has some of the best motion graphics in the batch: lavender and indigo scenes, a circle wipe into the ÷ 30 days step, and the real recording playing inside the same phone. The sound lets it down: sound effects only, no music, so it falls flat next to the no-skill film.
Pick it for
- launch films from app screen recordings
- video written as HTML you can edit
- agents that should not need After Effects
Skip it for
- a film with a music bed out of the box
- teams that want one small skill
Observations
- sound effects only, no music: it found no free track without a HeyGen login
- "Available Today" and "What you can safely spend" sit small beside the phone
- installs seven skills, not one
Install
1 Run in your terminal
/plugin marketplace add heygen-com/hyperframes
/plugin install hyperframes@hyperframes2 Or paste a prompt into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Gemini
It tells your tool to install this from its source repository.
Plugin install is Claude Code only; for other agents use Copy prompt or copy the skill folder.
Installs seven skills, including the HyperFrames CLI and its registry. Renders with Node and ffmpeg.
Taken from the project README. Check the source (opens in a new tab) for the latest instructions.
Details
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HeyGenOrg
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Test runOpus 5.5Claude Code 2.1.309Oct 23, 2026medium effortmade in 12 min83 turnsabout $3.68 at API pricescommit 29643c7
All attempts: 3 runs, about $86 and 86 min, counting a first try in Cline, also on Opus 5.5, that timed out with no film ($78) and a first round, redone so every skill ran on the same ffmpeg build ($3.97). Only the final run's film is shown.
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Brand Motion Design made the most striking film in the batch: floating 3D shards, digits that scramble into place and a glitch cut to a light privacy card. It looks like a professional showreel. Watch the numbers: mid-scramble frames flash amounts the app never had, and the App Store badge is small.
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Spotlight is clean and honest: it opens on "Payday $3,200", keeps the real app beside each number and ends on a lavender card with CC0 music. It stays close to the no-skill film in look and pacing, and the privacy shot is three plain lines.
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Remotion Skills
Remotion Skills has a good plan: the number rolls through bills, savings and ÷ 30 days on the beat, the card flies into the real screenshot, and numbered markers show each tap. Heavy blur between shots makes it harder to follow, and the look stays close to the no-skill film.