What you get
- A 1920x1080, 60 fps MP4 of 30 to 45 seconds with voice, music and clicks
- A HyperFrames project with one composition per scene and a shared stylesheet
- A script, storyboard, transcript and seam ledger
- A neutral chat interface system with only your mark in colour
- Optional PopNow voiceover and music bed, mixed for social
Good for
- Launching a chat integration, connector, plugin or agent skill
- Showing an API or tool producing a real result in one flow
- First-run films for tools whose value shows in the output
Not for
- Products with no interface to show
- Features that cannot be shown in one continuous flow
- Silent videos; the voiceover sets the timing
How to use it
In Claude or ChatGPT
Use the PopNow skill "AI Chatbot Demo Video" (ai-chat-demo-video) for this: Demo for our notes integration: ask about last week's planning meetings, follow up with 'turn them into a project brief', end on 14 action items assigned.
In a coding agent
/popnow-ai-chat-demo-video Demo for our notes integration: ask about last week's planning meetings, follow up with 'turn them into a project brief', end on 14 action items assigned.
Then try
Use a warmer voice for the narration. Show me the price first.
The number is not final yet, so end on the result card without the count-up.
What to have ready
- The exact way a user calls your product, and a real result
- A real user question, the follow-up and one defensible number
- Your mark and accent pair; a script or a recorded voiceover
- Node.js 22+ and FFmpeg
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Questions
Will it look like a specific chat app?
No. Unless you own the interface, the skill builds a neutral original with generic chrome and says so in the handoff. Your mark is the only logo and the only colour in the film.
Why does the voiceover come first?
The voiceover is the clock. It is transcribed to word timestamps and every scene length comes from them, so a changed read re-opens the scenes it touches. Approve the script before any audio is made.
Do I have to pay for the voice?
No. You can record it yourself or use the free local voice in the HyperFrames CLI. PopNow is an option for a warmer read and a music bed, priced before it runs.
What if my headline number is not final?
Then the count-up is cut and the result scene ends on the output card. The skill only counts up to a number you would defend in public.