motion-graphics

Make a Motion Graphic

Make a short, silent motion graphic where motion is the message: kinetic type, a stat count-up, a chart hit, or a logo sting, usually under 10 seconds. Exports to MP4 or a transparent overlay.

Install the skill or give me an instruction how to install it - motion-graphics from https://github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes

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What it does

Hand it the thing you want animated, a line of text, a number, a chart, a logo, or even a tweet or headline to pull from, and get back a short motion graphic where the movement carries the whole message. No voiceover, no scenes, just one dominant motion idea: a stat counting up, a headline snapping into place, a logo sting, a lower-third.

Most pieces run under ten seconds. You can render to a standard MP4 or to a transparent overlay in WebM or MOV that drops straight onto other footage. Under the hood it plans the single shot, sources any real material it needs, then builds the animation from HyperFrames catalog blocks and motion rules, so it looks designed rather than defaulted.

When to use it

  • You need a short animated graphic, not a full video

    Get a silent motion graphic under 10 seconds, like a kinetic headline, a stat count-up, or a logo sting.

  • You want to animate one number or line

    Hand it the stat, text, or logo and it builds a single focused motion piece rendered to MP4.

  • You need an overlay to drop onto other footage

    It can export a transparent WebM or MOV, not just a flat MP4.

FAQ

How long a clip does it make?

Short ones. motion-graphics builds a silent motion graphic usually under 10 seconds, like a stat count-up, a chart hit, or a logo sting. It is built around one dominant motion idea, not a full narrated video.

Can I lay it over my own footage?

Yes. motion-graphics exports to MP4 or to a transparent overlay, so you can drop the animation on top of existing video or a live scene. You choose the format when you build it.

Does it include a voiceover?

No. motion-graphics is silent by design, where the motion carries the message rather than narration. For a narrated piece you would use a different HyperFrames workflow.

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