Faceless Explainer
Turns words into a video — no camera, no face, no footage.
Use It When
- You have a topic, blog post, or brain dump and want a video from it
- How-tos, listicles, myth-busting, concept breakdowns
- Your bread and butter: AI education content without filming
Not for: promoting a product (→ Product Launch) or touring a website (→ Website to Video).
Prompt To Steal
Make a 60-second faceless explainer, 9:16 vertical, about the 3 biggest mistakes beginners make with ChatGPT. Use my AI Plug brand colors, add an AI voiceover and word-by-word captions, and end with "Follow for more AI tips."
Product Launch Video
A promo built to sell — for a product page, an offer, or a brief.
Use It When
- Launching or promoting anything: prompt packs, courses, AI Plug Studio services
- You have a sales page URL, a script, or just a description of the offer
- Feature reveals and app/service announcements
Not for: a neutral site walkthrough (→ Website to Video) or pure education (→ Faceless Explainer).
Prompt To Steal
Make a 30-second launch video for my new prompt pack using this sales page: [URL]. Vertical 9:16, premium feel in my brand colors, upbeat music, big bold text for the price and bonuses. CTA "Grab it in my bio."
Motion Graphics
Short, design-led hits where the motion IS the message.
Use It When
- Kinetic typography — words that move: text sliding, popping, and animating as it appears
- Stat count-ups and animated charts
- Logo stings — your logo animating in for 2–3 seconds, like an intro stamp
- Lower-thirds — the name/title bar at the bottom of the screen, like on the news
- Social overlays — graphics with a see-through background you can layer over any footage
- Animated tweets, headlines, maps, or UI/scroll animations
- Usually under 10 seconds — intro hits and B-roll (the extra visuals cut into a video to keep it interesting)
Not for: anything narrated or multi-scene (→ General Video).
Prompt To Steal
Animate this stat as a 6-second motion graphic: "78% of small businesses still don't use AI." Big count-up number, gold on dark, 9:16, no narration.
Music to Video
The track drives everything — every cut lands on the beat.
Use It When
- You have a song and want a lyric video, beat-synced slideshow, or kinetic promo (text dancing to the music)
- You have photos/clips you want cut so every transition lands on the beat
- You only have a mood — it can generate a track first, then build on it
Not for: narrated videos — voiceover-led pieces route by their content type instead.
Prompt To Steal
Here's my track [file]. Make a 9:16 beat-synced lyric video in my brand colors — dark background, gold text hits on every beat, glowy and premium.
Embedded Captions
Captions on your talking video — from clean to fully cinematic.
Use It When
- You have a finished single-person talking clip that just needs captions
- Plain word-by-word subtitles, VFX captions (captions with special effects), or cinematic captions that sit behind you on screen
- 36 named caption styles; runs fully local (transcription included)
Not for: adding titles, charts, or graphic cards (→ Talking-Head Recut). Multi-shot footage should be split first.
Prompt To Steal
Add captions to this clip of me talking: [file]. Cinematic style, embedded behind me, gold-tinted to match my brand. Keep the default quiet style unless a word deserves a pop.
Talking-Head Recut
Dresses up your footage with designed graphics — the clip stays untouched.
Use It When
- Podcast clips, interviews, or talking videos that need on-screen graphics
- Kinetic titles — animated, moving text and lower-thirds — name bars, like on the news
- Quote cards and data callouts — graphics that pop up a quote, number, or fact right as you say it
- Picture-in-picture — a small video window layered over the main one
- Everything syncs to your transcript automatically; pick 16:9, 9:16, or 4:5 (wide, vertical, or feed-sized)
Not for: plain subtitles (→ Embedded Captions).
Prompt To Steal
Package this podcast clip with on-screen graphics: [file]. 9:16 crop, add a kinetic title at the top, pull my 3 key points into gold callout cards as I say them, and a lower-third with my name and @theaiplug.
Slideshow
A clickable deck with presenter mode — not an MP4.
Use It When
- Discord workshops, webinars, live trainings, and pitch decks (the slides you use to sell an idea)
- You want step-by-step reveals, navigation, and speaker notes built in
- Converting an existing page or doc into a presentable deck
Not for: anything you'll post as a video — every other card on this sheet renders MP4s; this one outputs a deck you present.
Prompt To Steal
Build a slideshow for my "AI for Beginners" Discord workshop — 10 slides, my brand colors, reveal bullet points one at a time, with speaker notes reminding me what to say on each slide.
Website to Video
Paste a URL, get a video built from that site's real content.
Use It When
- Turning your own site into a social ad or site tour
- Showcasing a tool or page you're teaching about — it captures real screenshots
Not for: selling — if the goal is promo energy for a commercial page, Product Launch Video owns it.
Prompt To Steal
Capture my website [URL] and turn it into a 30-second 9:16 tour video — smooth scroll-through shots of the key sections with short text labels over each one.
Figma Import
Brings your Figma designs, brand assets, and animations into a video.
What's Figma? A popular free online design tool where people create logos, social graphics, and website layouts. If you don't use it, you can skip this card entirely.
Use It When
- You designed frames, logos, or layouts in Figma and want them animated
- Pulling exact brand tokens (colors, type) from a Figma brand file
- You paste any figma.com link with a video ask
Not for: designs that live anywhere else — this one is Figma-specific.
Prompt To Steal
Bring this Figma frame into a video intro: [figma link]. Animate the elements one by one, then hold the full layout for 2 seconds before a fade out.
PR to Video
Turns a GitHub code change into an explainer video.
What's a pull request? A bundle of code changes a developer submits to a project on GitHub. If you don't code (or work with someone who does), you'll probably never need this one.
Use It When
- You (or a dev) shipped a feature and want a changelog or feature-reveal video
- Vibe-coding content: showing what changed in an app build
Not for: promoting the product itself (→ Product Launch) — this is about the code change.
Prompt To Steal
Turn this pull request into a 30-second feature-reveal video: [PR link]. Explain what changed in plain English for non-developers.
Remotion Port
Converts an existing Remotion video project to HyperFrames.
What's Remotion? A tool developers use to build videos out of code. This only matters if you already have one of those projects sitting around — most people don't.
Use It When
- You have old Remotion source code and want it migrated — that's it
- Only fires when you explicitly say port / convert / migrate
Not for: "make something like my old Remotion video" — that's a fresh build (→ General Video).
Prompt To Steal
Port my Remotion composition in this folder to HyperFrames: [path]. Keep the timing and animations as close to the original as possible.
General Video
The catch-all — any custom build that doesn't fit a specialist.
Use It When
- Brand reels — a vibe video that sells your whole brand, not one product
- Sizzle reels — fast, high-energy highlight videos showing off your best work and wins
- Montages — lots of quick clips or photos edited together to cover a lot, fast
- Title cards — a designed full-screen text moment, like a chapter intro and static loops — short animations that repeat seamlessly, great for backgrounds
- Longer multi-scene pieces mixing several styles
- Freeform ideas — "I want something like…"
Not for: anything a specialist above covers — the specialists produce better results on their home turf.
Prompt To Steal
Build a 60-second brand sizzle reel for The AI Plug: open with a bold title card, then 4 quick scenes — who I help, what I teach, results, and a CTA. Dark and premium, gold glow accents, energetic pacing.