Composition as source
Every motion is a readable HyperFrames package — not a sealed binary, not a buried repo folder.
HyperFrames composition registry
UI2VMotion thatstays source.
The public registry for HyperFrames composition packages. Creators publish HTML-first motion — with manifests, assets, and versions — so the community can preview it like video and reuse it like code.
The pivot
From opaque animation files to HyperFrames compositions.
Legacy ui2v JSON projects are gone. A motion on UI2V is now a HyperFrames package: registry-item.json, an entry composition, and the media it depends on — previewed with the official @hyperframes/player.
Publish the piece people can watch.Keep the source people can fork.
HyperFrames docsPreview before commit
Covers and the official HyperFrames player make the work visible before anyone opens the files.
Installable packages
Versioned publishes install into local projects so remixing stays as practical as browsing.
Author once. Ship a package. Let others install the motion.
Author in HyperFrames
Build a composition package — HTML entry, registry manifest, and the assets the scene needs.
Publish to UI2V
Upload from the web or CLI with a cover, version, and changelog. The registry validates the package before it goes live.
Preview like video
Browse covers, hover to play, then open the embedded HyperFrames player with relative assets resolved.
Install and remix
Pull a package into a local HyperFrames project, study the source, and ship your own variation.
Ready to share a composition?
Drop a HyperFrames folder on the upload page, or publish from the CLI with ui2v motion publish.