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Edit Your Video by Asking
Film yourself talking on your phone. Claude cuts the pauses, adds captions timed to every word and puts graphics on screen — then you change it by saying what you want. Written for Mac.
Free. No email, no signup — the link downloads it.
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A 40-second Reel with captions and graphics usually means an hour or more in an editing app, or paying someone per video. Here you never touch a timeline: you put your clip in a folder, tell Claude what you want, and it cuts the pauses and restarts, writes captions timed to each word, adds a graphic for each main point, and can even put a word behind your head. If something is off, you say "bigger captions" or "darker background" and it makes a new version. It runs on HyperFrames, a free video tool from HeyGen. The guide is honest about the first result: each change takes a few minutes, and your first edit will be simpler than the one in the Reel.
What's inside
- What you need: a Mac, Claude Code on a paid plan, and a vertical clip from your phone
- Every install line — the three helpers, then HyperFrames in two commands
- The prompt to paste, and why it shows you still frames before rendering
- Six changes you can ask for in plain words, from caption size to a word behind your head