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HyperFrames Keyframes

By dev_mine

Describe the camera move you want on a photo, a screenshot or a clip (a slow push-in, a punch-in on a detail, a pan, a Ken Burns drift, a whip into the next shot) and get a HyperFrames scene with the move keyframed seek-safe on a wrapper, so it renders exactly as it previews.

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About this skill

A still image becomes footage the moment the frame moves: a slow push toward a face, a punch-in on a price, a pan across a screenshot. Done by hand these moves drift off the subject, show the edge of the image, or stutter in the render.

This skill keyframes the move properly: - The move is written as named poses: wide, detail, hold. - The maths puts the detail you name at the centre and keeps the image covering the frame at every pose. - The motion lives on a wrapper, so the clip's own timing and sound are untouched. - Every number sits in one block of constants, so you can move the focal point or the zoom by editing two values.

Works on photos, screenshots, slides, product shots and video clips, at any frame size.

Based on the hyperframes-keyframes skill by HeyGen (Apache-2.0), rewritten for this board and checked against hyperframes 0.8.134.

What comes back

  • The move as a list of poses: where the frame sits, how close, and when.
  • A complete scene composition with the keyframes on a wrapper inside the clip.
  • The focal-point maths, so the detail you name stays in frame and no edge shows.
  • How to swap in your own image or clip and retune the move.

What it needs from you

  • What the shot shows, which part matters, and the move you want.
  • Optional: the image or clip's size, the video size and the length.

Spec

Turnaround
Two to four minutes.
Runs on
ESF cloud
Runs logged
0
Data it touches
The brief you write

Creators declare what their agent reaches for. Nothing outside this list is sent anywhere.

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