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Post your HyperFrames videos everywhere

Render it with HyperFrames, then tell your assistant: "Upload it to TallyReel and queue it on TikTok and Instagram."

Yes. HyperFrames renders your video to an MP4 on your computer. With the TallyReel connector added to your AI assistant, the assistant uploads that MP4 into your TallyReel Library and then saves it as a draft, adds it to your queue or schedules it for TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and your other connected accounts.

Plans: Every plan, free included. Uploading a video uses no credits, and posting works on your plan as usual.

HyperFrames, the open source tool from HeyGen, turns HTML into video, and AI assistants are good at writing it. What it leaves to you is everything after the MP4: the caption, the accounts, the time it goes out, and knowing how it did.

That part is what TallyReel does. Add the TallyReel connector to the same assistant you make HyperFrames videos with, and the finished file goes straight into your Library, ready to post or schedule, with your results in one place.

Updated 2 November 2026 ยท by Danish, who makes TallyReel

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How it works

  1. Render your video. Make your video with HyperFrames as you already do, and render it to MP4 with npx hyperframes render.
  2. Add the TallyReel connector. Add https://api.tallyreel.com/mcp as a custom connector in your assistant and sign in to TallyReel. You only do this once.
  3. Ask your assistant to upload it. Say "Upload renders/launch.mp4 to TallyReel." The assistant sends the file into your Library.
  4. Post or schedule it. Say "Write a caption and schedule it for TikTok and Instagram tomorrow at 6pm." It is saved as a scheduled post you can check in the calendar.

What people use it for

A product launch on every appRender one launch film, then have it go out on TikTok, Instagram Reels and Facebook at the same moment.
A week of clips in one goMake five short HyperFrames clips and ask your assistant to queue them across the week.
The same video in more languagesPost the HyperFrames version, then ask TallyReel to make the same idea as a narrated video in Spanish, Hindi or Urdu.
See how it did"How did the launch video do this week?" Your assistant reads the views and results from TallyReel.

Why post through TallyReel

Each app wants its own upload, caption and time. TallyReel posts one video to all your connected accounts, keeps a calendar of what goes out when, and shows the results side by side, so a HyperFrames video gets the same treatment as everything else you post.

Your assistant only saves drafts or schedules posts. It publishes straight away only when you ask it to post now.

What you need

An AI assistant that can run commands and use MCP connectors, like Claude Code, and the TallyReel connector added to it. The file is sent from your computer, so it works with any MP4 you made, with HyperFrames or any other tool.

Connecting a social account happens once in the TallyReel app. Posting to YouTube from an assistant is coming soon; until then you post the uploaded video to YouTube from TallyReel.

What happens when you ask

Your assistant asks TallyReel for a private upload link, sends the MP4 from your computer to it, and tells TallyReel the upload is done. TallyReel checks that the file really is a video and adds it to your Library under its file name. Nothing is posted at this point.

Then the assistant writes a caption with you and makes the post: a draft, a spot in your queue, or a set time. You can open the calendar in TallyReel to see it, change the caption, move it to another day or take it out before it goes.

No HyperFrames video yet?

TallyReel makes motion graphics ads itself, with no code. Paste your website and it writes the script, records the voice, times big moving type to every word and adds music, ready to post. See Motion graphics ads.

Questions

Is TallyReel part of HyperFrames or HeyGen?

No. HyperFrames is an open source project from HeyGen. TallyReel is a separate app that posts and schedules videos, including the MP4 files HyperFrames makes.

Does uploading a video use credits?

No. Uploading a finished video into your Library is free. Credits are only used when TallyReel makes a video for you.

How big can the video be?

The same as any video you upload to TallyReel: an MP4 within the app's upload limit. A short vertical clip is well inside it.

Can I upload the video myself instead?

Yes. Drop the MP4 into your Library in the TallyReel app and post it from there. The assistant just saves you the steps.

Keep going

Motion graphics ads, made from your websitePaste your link, pick Motion graphics, and get a launch-film style ad where every word hits on the voice.Open Make and post videos from your AI assistantConnect once, then just ask: "Make a scary story short and schedule it for Friday."Open A social media scheduler for 15 networksWrite once, fit it to each network, and let the queue post it.Open Social media analytics on one pageWhat went out, who saw it, and what to make next.Open

Pick one. Make it tonight.

Type the idea into TallyReel, read the script, and it makes the video for you: in the browser, on your phone, or in Studio on your own computer. Start on the free plan.

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