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Solenne · 9:16
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Notification Cascade Ad v1.0.0
A vertical ad where your app's notifications land one after another on a phone, then a bold end card with your logo.
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- Format
- Short-form · 9:16
- Length
- 0:14
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A free HyperFrames block for 9:16 app ads. A phone lies on a wooden desk; four notifications from your app land and stack up the screen, each pushing the pile down, then the scene cuts to a dark end card with a two-line headline, your logo and your web address. All copy and the logo are variables.
Updated Nov 3, 2026
What you get
- A 14-second 1080×1920 MP4 ad
- Four notifications that stack up on a phone, then a branded end card
- Variables for every line of copy and the logo
Good fit
- App install and re-engagement ads
- Smart-home, fitness, finance and delivery apps
- Stories, Reels and Shorts
Not for
- Products without an app
- Horizontal YouTube ads
About this Skill
You say
/notification-cascade Make a notification cascade ad for our smart-home app Solenne: notifications "Sunset scene is on: lights at 35%.", "Blinds closed in the living room.", "Heating eased to 19° for the night." and "You used 22% less energy this week.", headline "YOUR HOME / ON CUE", footer solenne.home, logo solenne-white.svg.
Notifications are proof that an app is doing something for you. Notification Cascade shows four of them landing on a phone, one after another, until the stack tells the story on its own: the scene came on, the blinds closed, the heating eased off, the energy bill went down. Then it cuts to an end card with your headline and logo.
How it works
- Ask: tell your agent your app name, four short notifications that tell a story, a two-part headline, your web address and your logo.
- Fill: it writes your copy and colours into the block's variables, keeping text close to the length the layout was made for.
- Render: it renders a draft with
npx hyperframes render, checks a few frames and renders the final MP4. - Reuse: the variables live in one small JSON file, so the next version is one more render.
Tips
- Make the four messages a sequence that builds to the payoff; put the best one last.
- Keep each message under about 40 characters so it fits on one line.
- Use a white logo with a transparent background; it sits on a dark card.
- Post it as a Story, Reel or Short; it is built at 1080×1920.
Open source
This is a block from the HyperFrames registry, made by HeyGen and the HyperFrames contributors (heygen-com/hyperframes) and shared under the Apache License 2.0. The download is the block with its assets and a SKILL.md written by Reelity, so your agent knows how to fill and render it; HyperFrames itself runs from npm.
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Your app name, four short notification lines, a two-part headline, your web address and a white logo.
- Dependencies
- Node.js 22 or newer — required · FFmpeg — required
- Outside costs
- None. HyperFrames is free and open source and renders on your own machine.
- Last tested
- v1.0.0 —
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FAQ
Can I change the phone or the desk?
The phone, desk photo, layout and timing are fixed parts of the block. Your copy and logo are the variables, which keeps the result looking right every time.
Does it show a real phone brand?
No. The notification style is generic and carries your app name and icon.
Why is it free?
It is an open-source HyperFrames block by HeyGen and the HyperFrames contributors. We list it as it is, with a SKILL.md so your agent can use it and a sample made with one of our house brands, Solenne.
