hyperframes

This Skill transforms HTML animations into video by rendering compositions via Puppeteer in headless mode and encoding the output with FFmpeg. It utilizes GSAP for animation logic, allowing developers to generate multimedia video content directly from web code.

Yes, you can create animated title cards using GSAP within HTML compositions. The Skill executes your GSAP animations and captures the rendered frames via Puppeteer, encoding the sequence into a final video file suitable for multimedia content.

Yes, Node.js is required for script execution to render HTML compositions into video. The workflow depends on Node.js to run the rendering scripts, Puppeteer for headless browser capture, and FFmpeg for encoding the final video output.

Creating social overlays as HTML/CSS compositions with GSAP animations is an effective approach for video content. This method renders the overlays via Puppeteer and encodes them with FFmpeg, producing high-quality multimedia assets for social media.

You initialize an HTML to video project by running `npx hyperframes init my-video --example warm-grain` in your terminal. This creates a new project directory with a template, allowing you to start designing HTML compositions for video encoding.

Puppeteer is used for video encoding from HTML because it renders web compositions in a headless browser, ensuring accurate capture of CSS and GSAP animations. This preserves the visual fidelity of the HTML design before FFmpeg encodes the final video.