A crumpled paper ball opens into a note, one photo-like frame at a time.
A skill that teaches your AI agent to make this stop-motion effect for your videos.
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Works with
Claude Code ·
Figma ·
Python
Your agent asks an image model for nine photos of the same sheet of paper, from a tight ball to a flat torn note. It cuts them out and plays them back like stop-motion.
- Looks like real paper, not 3D graphics.
- Your sketch or handwriting can already be on the paper and appears as it opens.
- Works in any video made from code: HyperFrames, Remotion or a web page.
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Download
paper-unfold-frames.zipand unzip it into your agent's skills folder (for Claude Code:~/.claude/skills/). -
Ask your agent for it in plain words, for example:
Open the video with a crumpled note that unfolds to show our tagline.
Or install with git:
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/OpenRootdev/paper-unfold-frames ~/.claude/skills/paper-unfold-frames- Access to a GPT image model (for example through the Figma MCP or the OpenAI API).
- Python 3 with Pillow, numpy and scipy, to cut out the frames.
- A video made from code that draws on a canvas.
SKILL.md· The instructions your agent follows.scripts/key_frames.py· Cuts the 3×3 image into nine clean frames.examples/· The prompts that worked and a playback snippet.
Preview media lives on the assets branch and translations on translations, so main holds only the skill.
Paper Unfold Mesh
The same idea built from code instead of photos: endless variations (balls, accordions, scrolls), and the writing bends with the paper.
MIT licence · OpenRootdev
