Use case · Video

Video at the speed of a prompt

Turn a script into animated frames and short-form video — title cards, motion backgrounds, and outros.

In one line

OneHub Design renders HTML + CSS + GSAP animations into deterministic MP4 — no timeline scrubbing, no motion-graphics suite.

How it works

Provide your script, bullet points, or narrative outline. The more context you give, the more precise the visual sequence.

Each scene is rendered as an HTML frame with CSS + GSAP animations — deterministic, seekable, and fully editable.

Your DESIGN.md tokens style every frame. Motion design rules — transitions, easing, timing — create a polished, cohesive video.

Export the animated composition as a deterministic MP4 — 1920x1080, 30fps. Ready to publish or share.

What you can create

Product launches, feature announcements, brand stories — short promos with kinetic typography and motion design.

Montage-style reels that showcase your product or brand with animated transitions and dynamic pacing.

Video introductions, chapter headers, credit sequences — branded title cards with custom animation.

Motion backgrounds for video calls, streaming overlays, or video intros — generated from geometric or brand patterns.

End cards with logo reveals, taglines, and call-to-action — branded conclusions for any video.

Short-form videos for social media — vertical and horizontal formats with captions, branding, and motion.

Is it really HTML rendered to video?

Yes. Every frame is real HTML + CSS + GSAP animation, rendered deterministically to MP4 by the HyperFrames engine. No timeline, no video editor.

Output resolution?

1920x1080 at 30fps by default. Custom resolutions and frame rates are supported for different output requirements.

Can I add audio?

Yes. Add voiceover, background music, and sound effects as audio tracks that sync with the animated timeline.

Which agents?

OneHub Design works with Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, and most AI code editors that can read HTML and follow a design system.

Skip the video editor. Write a script, generate frames, render to MP4.