A website goes in; HyperFrames plans it, builds it, and renders the film. The finished launch film, made with HyperFrames — press play for sound.
From request to video
1
Describe it
Tell the agent what the viewer should understand, feel, or do — and attach a source if you have one.
2
Approve the direction
The agent confirms the creative choices before it spends time building.
3
Refine it in Studio
The first version opens as a real project, not a flattened export. Scenes, timing, text, media, and animation all stay editable — change what you can point at, or ask the agent for a broader revision.
4
Export
Render a standard video, a transparent overlay, a high-resolution file — or keep it as a navigable presentation.
What can it make?
Every one of these is a finished film made with HyperFrames. Each tile plays silently where it sits — click one to watch it properly, with sound. There is a path for each kind of video:Product and website videos
Launches, tours, and promos built from a real product interface.
Visual explainers
Notes, articles, and hard ideas turned into a visual story.
Captions and recuts
Subtitles, titles, and overlays added to footage you already have.
Motion graphics
Titles, statistics, charts, logo stings, transparent overlays.
Music-driven videos
Footage and motion cut to the structure of a track.
Interactive presentations
Decks with reveals, notes, branches, and presenter mode.
Who does what
The agent does the source-heavy work — research, media, narration, building scenes. You direct it and control the visible result. Reach for Studio when you can point at the thing: this text, this clip, this colour, this timing. Ask the agent when the change is bigger than a click: the story, several scenes at once, or new media. You never have to touch HTML, packages, or the rendering engine to make and review a video. Those live in Developers, for people integrating or extending HyperFrames.Your next step
Make your first video
The shortest complete path — your own source material to a finished export, in about ten minutes.