From your first draft to your final frame.
A practical guide to writing, styling, editing, and exporting your next story.
Create your first video1. Start with a clear story
Open the workspace and paste your article or script. Short paragraphs work well: one idea per scene, with a clear opening and an ending. Automatic scene splitting is local text processing; it does not rewrite or fact-check your content.
2. Choose the right canvas
Use 9:16 for vertical social video or 16:9 for landscape. Choose one of the included templates, then review the title, scene text, and duration. Keep on-screen text short enough to read.
3. Preview and refine
Play your composition in the workspace. Adjust the wording and scene durations until the story feels right. Local drafts are stored in this browser. Sign in and choose to save if you want a cloud copy.
4. Export an editable project
Download HTML to view the composition on its own, or choose the HyperFrames ZIP for a complete local rendering project. Read its README before installing dependencies and rendering MP4. Your coding agent can help refine that same project.
5. Share when you are ready
Sharing is an explicit action. A published link lets anyone who has that link view the shared version. Review your content before publishing, and keep private information out of public projects.
The beta includes text-driven motion templates and editable exports. Automatic AI rewriting, generated voiceover, music, PPT generation, and cloud MP4 rendering are not included.