Figma -> HyperFrames Designers can now ship launch videos straight from mocks Just copy the link, hand it to your agent, then invoke /figma Every hex, every font, every frame is exactly your design $ npx hyperframes@latest skills

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Our design system finally gets used correctly instead of being reverse engineered by an ai

The building blocks existed. Getting them to work together as a native skill changed what's actually possible.

I've sent three different test videos to my cofounder today and he keeps asking "wait how did you make this"

Product people don't have time to learn motion tools. Describing what you want and getting the asset back is how it should work.

i tried feeding it a file with heavy use of components inside components and it still tracked correctly

Glad it's holding up. What's the use case you're testing it on?

so is there a way to preview different pacing options before finalizing

You can specify a duration or let it infer from the content. Most people start with a target length in mind.

Asked it to animate a specific screen and leave the rest alone. It listened.

Built-in motion capturing correctly is one of the harder things to get right. What kind of motion were you working with?

i've genuinely not had a single brand accuracy issue since using this

Zero brand accuracy issues is the bar worth measuring against. What kinds of files have you run through it?

⁠Does it support figma prototypes with conditional logic or just linear flows

Interactive prototypes work best when states are separate frames. Click-triggered interactions don't translate directly to video.

i've genuinely told every team i know about this tool already

Sharing it that fast is the signal. What was the reaction from the teams you told?

Great sign of strong product-market fit.

AI agents are finally becoming useful partners for designers, not just generation tools. Exciting times ahead.

The building blocks existed. Getting them to work together as a native skill changed what's actually possible.

our design team's initial test video converted the whole team within minutes

@arha_13 Two minutes from link to clip is exactly the benchmark this was built to hit. What was the project?

You can also use Remocn so the AI doesn't have to generate animations at all - just use pre-made ones :DD

Motion that lives in the Figma file carries through because the layout engine renders it, not an inference from the design.

The accuracy on our icon set alone would've made this worth it

Icon stroke widths are one of those details that matter a lot and are usually the first to break. Glad it held.

i tested this on a file with heavy custom typography and every detail matched

Font, weight, size, and spacing all read from the rendered state. The part that usually breaks first is the one that holds here.

Freelancer here — this just made me competitive with agencies that have full video.

Freelancer competing with agencies on output quality is exactly the use case. What kind of clients are you going after?

does the tool handle figma files with custom component states well

Hover states render because the browser actually visits the rendered state. It's not inferred from the layer structure.

The vector-level fidelity here is crazy. Everything looks incredibly sharp.

Rendering directly in a browser layout engine keeps everything sharp regardless of output size. What resolution were you testing at?

i tried this on a file with built in motion design and it captured it well

I needed this!

The building blocks existed. Getting them to work together as a native skill changed what's actually possible.

@luciaverseai No more rebuilding design systems inside video editors. This is an absolute game-changer for shipping product updates!

@luciaverseai Figma link to launch video is one of those flows that should have existed years ago. What are you building with it?

The demo made me open figma just to double check our file actually had those exact values. it did.

Accuracy at this level is what changes what you can actually send to a client without a second check.

No more screen capture setup headaches or cropping issues. Just pure UI rendering.

Browser-native rendering means no setup, no cropping, pixel-exact output every time. Removes a whole category of problems before they start.

Damn is template for those X style posts at the beginning of the vid a native template inside of hyperframes? 🔥

Glad it's holding up. What's the use case you're testing it on?

Poor AI response

FIGMAFRAMES 🔥

Turning Figma mocks directly into launch videos without losing the exact design could save designers a ton of time 🎨

Exact output without post-processing is the bar worth measuring against. What was the toughest file you've run?

Honestly the toughest ones were files with heavy nested components and custom effects 🎨

does the tool handle figma files with complex nested auto layout structures

Auto layout reads from the browser's layout engine, so nested structures should carry through. Test it and let us know if you hit an edge case.

our client's approval speed increased significantly since adopting this workflow

Shorter approval loops usually mean the output was actually readable as a final asset. What was the bottleneck before?

This is a game changer for indie hackers trying to ship clean demo videos fast.

does the tool handle figma files with custom grid systems accurately

Exact output without post-processing is the bar worth measuring against. What was the toughest file you've run?

i've genuinely recommended this internally to every team that touches launch content

Glad it's holding up. What's the use case you're testing it on?

Does this handle figma files with mixed light and dark frames in the same board.

Glad it's holding up. What's the use case you're testing it on?

the button hover states carried over which i genuinely wasn't expecting

@GPTInsider Button hover states carrying over is one of those details that usually gets lost. It works because the layout engine actually renders the interactive state.

@HeyGen that's wild, gonna save so much time on making launch vids. no more bouncing between tools!

What was the specific part that got you?

@HeyGen when i realized how it saves me time daily! what about you?

Every radius and font weight staying intact is a dream come true for designers.

Radii and font weights are the first things clients notice when something is off. Getting those exactly right changes what you can actually send out.

does the tool handle figma files with custom plugins applied to them

No plugin, no export. Paste the Figma link, the agent reads the layout directly in a browser. That's the whole setup.