The AI Plug · Video Studio Guide
HyperFrames:
your video studio, in plain English
HyperFrames turns a written request into a finished, rendered video — motion graphics, captions, voiceover, music, all of it. It's not an AI video generator like Kling; it builds and edits videos with real design and animation, then renders an MP4. There are 12 video types. This sheet tells you which one to ask for and exactly how to word it.
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The 12 video types
Each card: what it makes, when to reach for it, when not to, and a prompt you can copy and tweak.
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.
Prompt Guidance
The prompt recipe
You don't need skill names — describe the video with these six ingredients and the right workflow fires on its own. The more ingredients you give, the fewer follow-up questions you get.
"Make a [length] [format] [video type] about [topic or source], styled [look & brand], with [audio & extras]."
Length
"15 seconds," "about a minute." Short is punchier — default to under 60s for social.
Format
9:16 vertical (TikTok/Reels/Shorts), 16:9 (YouTube), 4:5 (feed), or "transparent overlay."
Video Type
Use the plain-English name from this sheet: "faceless explainer," "launch video," "lyric video"…
Topic or Source
The subject, a pasted script or article, a URL, a file, or a Figma/PR link.
Look & Brand
"My AI Plug brand colors" works — dark, premium, gold accents. Or name any mood.
Audio & Extras
Voiceover (and the vibe of the voice), music, captions, CTA text, what the last frame says.
After the first draft: you'll get a preview in the browser before anything renders. Give notes like you'd give an editor — "slow down scene 2," "make the hook text bigger," "swap the music for something calmer" — then say "render it" when you're happy.
Worked Example · Education Content
Make a 45-second faceless explainer, 9:16, teaching "3 free AI tools every small business should try." One tool per scene with its logo and a one-line benefit, my brand colors, friendly female AI voiceover, word-by-word captions, end card: "Follow @theaiplug for more."
Worked Example · Promo
Make a 20-second launch video, 9:16, for my AI Beginners Workshop this Saturday. Hook: "You don't need to be techy to use AI." Show the date, 3 things they'll learn, and the price. Premium dark look, gold glow, upbeat but classy music, CTA: "Link in bio."
Worked Example · Repurposing Footage
Take this clip of me explaining custom GPTs [file] and do two versions: one with cinematic captions embedded behind me, and one recut with gold callout cards for my 3 main points. Both 9:16.