Matt Wolfe shows how to generate animations with AI tools like Remotion and HyperFrames. He creates an iPhone text conversation, a logo reveal with exploding particles, and an animated stock chart of NVIDIA's five-year growth, all from simple prompts that work across multiple AI coding assistants.
If you just need charts or text to animate on the screen, these are really good at that kind of thing. I used the Remotion Best Practices skill and I said, create an animation that looks like a text conversation on an iPhone. And then I gave it a quick text dialog to generate. It generated this MP4. Have you subscribed to Future Tools yet? No. Why? Because it's literally how people are keeping up with AI news these days. Oh, okay. That's how they're doing it. Just subbed. Thanks. I mean, That was one prompt. I gave it the Future Tools logo here and said, create an animated logo reveal that starts where the logo is not showing. Then there's a particle explosion and then the attached logo is formed from the particles that exploded. Use hyperframes. We have a blank screen, an explosion, and then it forms into the Future Tools logo for us. Create an animated stock chart that shows the growth of NVIDIA stock over the last 5 years. Here's how Remotion did it. We could see our stock chart and little by little we can see how the NVIDIA stock sort of exploded over the last last 5 years, and it even used Yahoo Finance to get the source of that information. And here's the version that HyperFrames generated. A little bit more animation of things going on inside this video. All of the plugins and skills that I show have been shown to work in Codex, Cowork, Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, Visual Studio Code, GitHub Copilot. I was installing it in the Claude Code app here. I'm simply gonna come down to my prompt box and say, install this for me please, and then just give the URL to the GitHub. Literally, that's how easy it is.
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