embedded-captions

Helps you add captions or subtitles onto a talking head video without changing the video itself.

Installation
Run `npx skills add "https://github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes" --skill "embedded-captions"` to install this skill, then follow its SKILL.md instructions for my next request.

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What this skill does
What it does: This skill adds captions or subtitles to a video of one person talking, without changing the actual footage. HeyGen Hyperframes is a video editing toolset. It offers about 35 different caption styles to choose from. Most captions appear as a clean subtitle bar at the bottom of the screen, but for a bigger visual impact, an important word can be composited so it appears to sit behind the speaker, like a special effect, while other words stay as the plain subtitle bar. There is also a fully cinematic option where nearly every word gets this behind the speaker treatment, and a themed option with named visual styles for bigger, flashier effects. The whole process, including turning speech into text and separating the speaker from the background, runs on the user's own computer. Multi-shot videos need to be split into single clips first. When to use it: - Someone wants to add subtitles or captions to a talking head video - Someone wants a flashy or cinematic caption effect where words appear behind the speaker - Not for editing or cutting the actual video footage, only for adding captions on top of it

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