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explainer videos are one of the highest converting formats i automated this video in 10 minutes and turned it into a prompt you guys can use (all for free btw) even though hes not making millions of views per video 100k attentive viewers that are curious to learn something are way more valuable than millions looking for entertainment and might buy anything you slipped inside the video that does not feel like an ad send this to your claude ↓ <inputs> Ask me for the topic and anything it must mention. Then write a 30-60 s script yourself (a 2-line hook, 3-7 points, 1 closing line) and show it to me before you record anything. </inputs> <direction> A 1080x1920 explainer reel on warm cream paper (#EBE7E1 with fine noise grain). Colours: ink #1E1C1A, red #D7372C, grey #8A857E. Cards are #FBFAF8 with a 3px ink border, 20px corners and a halftone shadow (1.7px ink dots on an 8px grid, offset 13px left and 12px down). Captions sit top left (x 120, y 196, 850px wide) in Instrument Sans 500 at 62px. Each word appears on the frame it's spoken, in light grey #B5AFA7, and turns ink in 0.2 s. One key word per line is Instrument Serif italic at 1.16x size, in red. Titles are Anton up to 176px: the first word ink, the second red, with a hand-drawn red swash underline. Small JetBrains Mono labels (25px, grey) sit at y 132: "// 01 · name" on the left, a stat on the right with its number in red bold. Stamps are Anton 52px red text in a 5px red box, tilted -6°. An original cartoon presenter (glasses, hoodie, flat colours, 6px dark brown outlines) stands bottom right, cropped at the chest, about 650x770px from x 430, y 1170. He talks the whole time. Banned: gradients, glow, soft drop shadows, stock photos, emoji, full stops in on-screen text, and any moment where nothing moves for over 1 s. </direction> <structure> Length: the voice decides, 30-60 s. 0 s line 1 states the problem in under 6 words, a UI card shows it and a red strike-through draws across it → line 2 promises the payoff, small cards pop in 0.16 s apart, a red ring draws around the payoff → halftone dot wipe 0.3 s before point 1 → each point: the header label updates, the title slams in on the spoken word, the underline draws 0.12 s later, the main card rises 0.18 s later with a number counting up over 1.15 s, a red #N badge spins in at 0.6 s, a terminal or search bar types one line in under 0.9 s → 0.3 s before the explanation everything exits upward and a demo animation acts out exactly what the voice says, with one stamp landing on the key word → halftone wipe before the last point → the closing line pays off the hook, and the last frame matches the first so it loops. </structure> <build> 1. Tools (all free): Node, FFmpeg, HyperFrames (npx hyperframes init), Kokoro for the voice (pip install kokoro) and faster-whisper for word timings. Install what's missing and tell me what you installed. 2. Voice: read line 1 in 3 Kokoro voices and let me pick one. Then record the whole script at speed 1.1. Cut every pause longer than 0.24 s down to 0.24 s, but only where it's truly silent (check loudness in 0.03 s windows). 3. Timing: run faster-whisper with word timestamps on the final voice file and match it to the script. Every caption word, title, stamp and gesture starts on a real word's start time, never on a guess. 4. Presenter: an SVG rig with separate head, brows, eyelids, glasses, 10 mouth shapes and 2 hands. - Pick the mouth shape every frame from the voice loudness at 30 fps: -42 dB closed, -16 dB wide open, instant attack, 0.55 release per frame. - Blink for 0.14 s every 2.4-4.2 s on a fixed seed. - Sway the head slightly all the time and nod for 0.5 s on each key word. - Raise a pointing hand from below for 1.7 s at every new point, and an open palm on every other explanation. 5. Motion: - pop: scale 0.55 to 1 in 0.34 s, back.out(2.2) - rise: 70px up in 0.4 s, power3.out - exit: 50px up and fade out in 0.22 s - slam: scale 1.22 to 1 in 0.24 s, power4.out - stamp: scale 1.75 to 1 and -18° to -6° in 0.2 s - wipe: 13x23 ink dots grow up to 62px from the centre out, then shrink away, 0.9 s in all 6. Layout: one HyperFrames sub-composition per point, each with its own GSAP timeline. Tracks from bottom to top: paper, scenes, presenter, captions, wipes. Run npx hyperframes check until it shows 0 errors, then look at a snapshot of the first frame of every point before you render. 7. Sound: - one downloaded free SFX per event: pop on cards, whoosh on scene changes, a tick roll under counters, typing under the terminal, a thud on stamps - put the loudest point of each sound on its frame - music at 0.16 volume with a 0.8 s fade out, voice at 1.0, final mix around -15 LUFS </build> <gotchas> Only one .html file can sit in the project root, so keep source files in src/. Every SFX needs its own track and a data-duration. Hide elements with CSS from the start, not with a timeline set at 0, or they flash on frame 1. Inline-block words inside a flex box lose their spaces, so put captions in a normal block. </gotchas> <start> Ask me for the topic first, then show me the script. </start>