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How to build an animated chart or stat clip for social with hyperframes

Use the motion-graphics skill to make a short kinetic-type or chart-hit clip with no narration.

Seen in the wild

Evidence: X, Oct 2026

Similar to what people reported. The steps and prompt below are AI written, not copied from those posts.

Who it is forAnalyst who wants a 10-second animated number or chart for a post or slide

The problemStatic charts get scrolled past, and making an animated version in an editor takes hours.

The outcomeA short unnarrated motion graphic as an MP4 (or a transparent overlay) with kinetic type or a chart reveal.

What you need first

  • Node.js 22 or newer
  • FFmpeg installed locally
  • A coding agent that supports skills (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and others)
  • No GPU or paid API key is stated in the README for local rendering

Steps

  1. Install the skills with: npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes
  2. Pick Core Skills and restart your agent.
  3. Run /motion-graphics and describe the stat or chart plus the numbers to show.
  4. Choose MP4 or transparent overlay when asked.
  5. Check the rendered numbers against your source data.

Prompt for your agent

Use /motion-graphics from heygen-com/hyperframes to make a 8-second animated chart showing <data description>. Verify every number on screen matches the values I gave you.

Caveat. The agent writes the numbers into the animation itself, so wrong or rounded values will render confidently and must be checked by you.

About hyperframes

Write ordinary HTML and get a rendered video out. Built so agents can make videos without a video model. View heygen-com/hyperframes on GitHub.

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