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This video was written by
Claude, like a web page.

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Nobody opened a video editor.

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Every arrow, every title and
every dot you see here is code.

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And it changes with one sentence.

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Today you'll make yours.

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From an idea to a video ready to publish.

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And at the end, three videos
you can ask for today.

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First, why this works.

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A video like this has three layers.

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At the bottom, the scene: text,
shapes and images, like a web page.

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In the middle, the motion:

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what comes in, when and how.

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On top, the export:

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a snapshot of every instant,
joined into a video.

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That's why it's not an AI video generator.

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Those invent pixels.
Here everything is editable.

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If a number is wrong,
you change that number.

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You don't redo the whole video.

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Anthropic brought this idea to
Claude Motion, on its business plans.

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In Claude Code you can get it
with HyperFrames, by HeyGen.

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It's free and runs on your computer.

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Step one: set up the workshop.

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You don't install anything by hand.

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Open Claude Code and tell it:

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Install HyperFrames and set me up a
horizontal video project for YouTube,

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thirty seconds long.

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Claude installs the tool, creates the
project and confirms it can export.

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Step two: describe the video,
not the animations.

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Let's try an example.

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Café Lumbre, a fictional café,

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wants to explain its online
ordering in thirty seconds.

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You bring what you already know:

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the message, the steps and your colors.

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That's enough. Tell Claude:

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Make a thirty-second video for Café
Lumbre that explains how to order

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online in three steps: choose,
pay and pick up without waiting in line.

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Use animated diagrams, coffee and
cream colors, and the logo at the end.

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Claude first drafts a
scene-by-scene script.

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Then it writes each scene and its motion.

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And here's the result: three animated
steps, the logo at the close,

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and even a voice narrating it.

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Step three: fix it with words.

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Claude opens a preview in your browser.

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Something doesn't
convince you: on a phone,

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the step names are barely readable,
and the closing logo sits too high.

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You don't hunt for the frame
or move anything by hand.

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Tell Claude:

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The names of the three steps
look too small on a phone:

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make them twice as big.

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And in the closing,
center the logo on the screen.

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Claude changes only that.
Everything else stays the same.

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Every detail is a line you can touch.

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Step four: export.

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First, ask for a final review.

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Tell Claude:

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Check that no text gets cut
off or overlaps at any moment,

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and export the video in high definition.

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Claude reviews every scene
with the HyperFrames tools.

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It fixes what it finds
and hands you the file.

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Here's the Café Lumbre video, complete.

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An MP4, ready, and you
never opened an editor.

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Upload it to YouTube,
to Instagram or to your presentation.

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Let's recap. You set up the workshop.

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You describe the video.
You fix it with words.

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And you export.

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In this video's description you'll
find the full prompts and resources.

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And now, three videos
you can ask for today.

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One. If you present numbers
every month, tell Claude:

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Turn my monthly sales report into
a forty-second video with the three

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most important figures animated.

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Two. If you teach classes
or workshops, tell Claude:

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Make a fifteen-second vertical video
announcing my Saturday workshop,

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with the date in large type and my logo.

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Three. If you lead a team, tell Claude:

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Explain in one minute how
our delivery process works,

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with a diagram that builds step by step.

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If you can describe it,
Claude can animate it.