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Voiceframe — AI skill for Claude Code

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Claude skill that turns a reference motion-graphics video and your voiceover into timed AI video prompts (Omni Flash, Veo, Kling, Seedance, Sora, Runway), plus a correctly spelled text-overlay video s.

How to install Voiceframe

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open menogt/voiceframe and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Voiceframe does

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README

Voiceframe by Meno

**v1.0** · by Menaka Perera · MIT License

Give Claude a motion-graphics video you like and your own voiceover. You get AI video prompts that copy the look, with every beat timed to your voice, plus a perfectly spelled text layer that drops straight onto your timeline.

**Before:** a reel you like and an MP3 of your narration. **After:** a style bible, a beat sheet timed to the word, one copy-paste prompt per clip for Omni Flash / Veo / Kling / Seedance / Sora / Runway, and a text-overlay video (transparent MOV plus a green-screen MP4) already synced to your voice.

Install

Download voiceframe-by-meno.zip.
In Claude, open Settings, go to the Skills section (under Capabilities) and upload the zip.
Turn on code execution (the skill runs ffmpeg and a small renderer).

What to attach

Reference video (the style). Under 60 seconds works best. Reels, explainers and ads all work.
Your voiceover audio (best: timing comes from your actual voice) and/or your script. A captions file (.srt or .vtt) from CapCut, Premiere or YouTube also works as the script.

Then say something like *"recreate this style for my voiceover"*. Claude asks one question with defaults (ratio, test or full, text layer, target model). Reply "go" to accept them.

Scripts can use tags. They are optional:

[VO] It's three in the morning somewhere, and someone is awake.
[VIS] AI — a phone screen is the only light in a dark room
[TEXT] 3 a.m.
[BEAT]
[VIS] STOCK — empty street at night

`[VO]` spoken · `[VIS]` / `[VIS] AI` / `VEO` / `DATA` → Claude writes a prompt · `[VIS] STOCK` / `CANVA` / `Title card` → goes to your sourcing list · `[TEXT]` → exact words for the text layer · `[BEAT]` → a pause and a good place to cut.

What you get

Style bible: palette with hex codes, typography, motion, transitions and pacing, taken from the reference (style only).
Beat sheet: every beat with its time on your voiceover and the emph