HeyGen · HyperFrames · Apache-2.0

HyperFrame is the short search for HyperFrames, an HTML-to-video framework

HyperFrame points at HyperFrames, the open project at github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes. The README, read on November 5, 2026, says you write HTML and render an MP4. It is not an AI video model, and this page is not HeyGen's site. Install steps live on the HyperFrames GitHub page.

The generator below runs Veo 3.1 Fast for 60 credits a clip. That is a generated video, not a HyperFrames render. Eligible new accounts receive 64 credits, which covers one such clip.

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Made by: HeyGen
Run on Nano AI: Veo 3.1 Fast · from 60 credits per video
Page updated: November 5, 2026

Source: github.com

HyperFrames template frames

Two design-template stills linked from the README, downloaded on 2026-11-05. They are HTML frames from HeyGen's project, not Veo clips and not Nano AI output.

HyperFrames: HyperFrames design-template still, Bold Poster: large type reading ink, red & paper on a white frame. An HTML frame, not a generated clip. — HyperFrames · From the official showcaseHyperFrames design-template still, Bold Poster: large type reading ink, red & paper on a white frame. An HTML frame, not a generated clip.Source

HyperFrames: HyperFrames design-template still, Cartesian: the line Restraint, drawn in one line, with a compass circle on a warm stone field. — HyperFrames · From the official showcaseHyperFrames design-template still, Cartesian: the line Restraint, drawn in one line, with a compass circle on a warm stone field.Source

What HyperFrame is for

The README says HyperFrames turns HTML, CSS, media and seekable animation into video. Preview runs in the browser. Render seeks each frame in headless Chrome and encodes with FFmpeg, so the same input is meant to produce the same video. Requirements printed there are Node.js 22 or newer and FFmpeg. The commands it shows are npx hyperframes init, npx hyperframes preview and npx hyperframes render. The license badge and the license section both say Apache-2.0, with no per-render fee in the open project. This site has not re-run the renderer.

The same README compares HyperFrames with Remotion in its own table. Both use headless Chrome and FFmpeg. HyperFrames authors in HTML, CSS and seekable animation, with no bundler, and ships Apache-2.0. Remotion authors in React, needs a bundler, and uses the source-available Remotion License. Distributed rendering is listed as local and AWS Lambda paths on the HyperFrames side, and Remotion Lambda on the other. That table is HeyGen's summary, read on November 5, 2026. The longer guide is on their docs site.

If the job is a prompt instead of an HTML file, the form on this page calls Veo 3.1 Fast for 60 credits. It does not read an index.html, does not install HyperFrames, and does not add HeyGen credits. The design stills under the form are template frames from the README, not clips this site generated.

HyperFrame at a glance

Project name: HyperFrames, often searched as HyperFrame
Repository: github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes
What it does: Renders HTML compositions to MP4
License, per the README: Apache-2.0, no per-render fee in the open project
Runtime, per the README: Node.js 22 or newer, plus FFmpeg
Authoring, per the README: HTML, CSS and seekable animation, no bundler
On Nano AI: Not installed. The form runs Veo 3.1 Fast
Veo price: 60 credits a clip. 64 sign-up credits cover one

Pick the tool that matches the file you have

You already have HTML

HyperFrames is for a composition you can commit. The install commands and the file layout are on the HyperFrames GitHub page, not repeated here.

You have a Remotion project

The README lists a remotion-to-hyperframes skill and says Remotion's bet is React while HyperFrames' bet is plain HTML. This site does not convert either project for you.

You have a sentence, not markup

Veo 3.1 Fast invents a clip from a prompt for 60 credits. It will not turn an index.html into frames, and it is not a HeyGen avatar.

You wanted HeyGen's hosted product

HyperFrames is the open renderer. HeyGen's hosted avatar plans are a different product. The French free-plan page on this site is about that hosted plan, not this repository.

HyperFrame, Remotion, and the clip on this page

The first two columns follow the HyperFrames README table as read on November 5, 2026. The Veo column is what Nano AI runs. This site did not benchmark render time.

	HyperFrames	Remotion, per that README	Veo 3.1 Fast here
Authoring	HTML, CSS, seekable animation	React components	A text prompt
Build step	None; index.html plays as-is	Bundler required	None on your machine
Capture	Headless Chrome and FFmpeg	Headless Chrome and FFmpeg	A generated clip
License in the README	Apache-2.0	Source-available Remotion License	Not those licenses
Price here	Not sold on Nano AI	Not sold on Nano AI	60 credits

How to choose a next step

1
Install HyperFrames on your machine
Use the HyperFrames GitHub page for npx hyperframes init, preview and render. This page does not run those commands.
2
Or describe one generated shot
Stay on Veo 3.1 Fast. The price is 60 credits. Pick a prompt below. This does not compile HTML.
3
Generate
Sign in. Eligible new accounts receive 64 credits, which covers one Veo 3.1 Fast clip. Download the file from your creations.

Prompts for the Veo clip only

These do not render HTML. For HyperFrames, use the GitHub page and your own composition.

Paper crane
A paper crane on a wooden desk beside a window, afternoon light, the camera pushes in slowly, no people, no readable text, no logos.
Library aisle
An empty library aisle, dust in a shaft of light, the camera dollies forward, no people, no readable spines, no logos.
Rain glass
Rain on a train window at night, blurred city lights, the camera holds still, no people, no readable text.
Lanterns
Three paper lanterns over an empty alley, warm light, a slow tilt up, no people, no readable text, no logos.

FAQ

HyperFrame FAQ

Repository facts are from the README read on November 5, 2026. Prices are Nano AI credits.

Is HyperFrame the same as HyperFrames?

The repository and the README use HyperFrames. HyperFrame is the shorter search. Both mean github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes, not HeyGen's hosted avatar product.

Does Nano AI render my HTML?

No. The form runs Veo 3.1 Fast for 60 credits a clip. To render HTML, install HyperFrames yourself. The commands are on the HyperFrames GitHub page.

What license does the README print?

Apache-2.0, and it says the open project has no per-render fee. The license file in the repository is the text that applies, not this summary.

How is it different from Remotion?

The README says both use headless Chrome and FFmpeg. HyperFrames authors in HTML without a bundler. Remotion authors in React and needs a bundler. Licenses in that table are Apache-2.0 and the Remotion License.

Can the sign-up credits pay for the Veo clip?

Eligible new accounts get 64 credits. One Veo 3.1 Fast clip is 60 credits, so the grant covers one clip and leaves 4. Those credits do not install HyperFrames.

Is this HeyGen's official site?

No. Nano AI is independent. The project page is github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes, and the docs are on hyperframes.heygen.com.

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Nano AI is an independent service and is not affiliated with HeyGen or Remotion. HyperFrames facts and the Remotion table are from the README at github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes as read on 2026-11-05. The form runs Veo 3.1 Fast for 60 credits and does not render HTML.