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Latest revision as of 2026-04-30T00:03:19

Interesting reel from Natalie Choprasert about HeyGen

If I clone myself with AI… am I still a solopreneur? Built my digital clone using HeyGen to scale my content & never burn out! #heygen #HeyCreator #ai #artificialintelligence #aivideo #aiavatar #brandnat #nataliechoprasert #futureailab

Note: the original Facebook reel embedded here is no longer available.

HeyGen goes open source: HyperFrames

In April 2026, HeyGen released HyperFrames, an open-source, HTML-first video rendering framework. The tagline: "Write HTML. Render video. Built for agents."

Rather than requiring a proprietary DSL or a React-based composition layer (as competing tools like Remotion do), HyperFrames lets you author video compositions as plain HTML files with data attributes, styled with CSS and animated with GSAP. Compositions are previewed in a regular browser, then rendered to MP4 via headless Chrome capture paired with FFmpeg encoding for deterministic output.

The HTML-first design is explicitly aimed at AI agents, which already understand HTML natively and can generate compositions without having to learn a custom syntax.

HyperFrames is licensed under Apache 2.0 — commercial use is permitted at any scale, with no per-render fees, seat caps, or company-size thresholds.

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