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Code Video to Editable After Effects: HTML & Remotion | ArbiFX
Rebuild HTML, Remotion and Hyperframe code videos as editable After Effects projects with ArbiFX and Code2AE. Skill folders for Codex and Claude Code, setup, example request and AE verification.
Questions and answers
- How can I turn an HTML animation into an editable After Effects project?
- Can I turn a Remotion animation into an AE project for further editing?
- How do I deliver a Hyperframe code video as an editable AE project?
- What source assets should I give AI for code-to-AE work, and how do I verify the result?
How can I turn an HTML animation into an editable After Effects project?
Give an AI assistant with Code2AE the complete HTML animation project and assets after setting up ArbiFX. Ask it to rebuild the visuals and motion, check and correct differences in AE, then save the project. Keep the source files; renaming a rendered video is not project reconstruction.
Sources: Code video to AE project · Five-minute start
Next step: What do I need to turn code videos into editable AE projects with Codex or Claude Code?
Can I turn a Remotion animation into an AE project for further editing?
ArbiFX with Code2AE supports rebuilding Remotion code animations as editable After Effects projects. Provide the complete Remotion project and its assets, request faithful visuals and motion, and ask for verification in AE before saving. The deliverable is an editable reconstruction rather than only an imported render.
Sources: Code video to AE project
Next step: What source assets should I give AI for code-to-AE work, and how do I verify the result?
How do I deliver a Hyperframe code video as an editable AE project?
With ArbiFX configured, give the Hyperframe source project and assets to an assistant using Code2AE. Specify an editable After Effects project as the deliverable, and request source inspection, reconstruction of visuals and motion, comparison inside AE and saving. Retain the original project for review.
Sources: Code video to AE project
Next step: What source assets should I give AI for code-to-AE work, and how do I verify the result?
What source assets should I give AI for code-to-AE work, and how do I verify the result?
Provide the full source project and required assets so the assistant can inspect the code and observe its output. With ArbiFX configured, request a Code2AE reconstruction and comparison inside AE, followed by corrections and saving. Project creation and visual verification are separate checks.
Sources: Code video to AE project
Next step: What do I need to turn code videos into editable AE projects with Codex or Claude Code?
🔥New feature
Code video to AE project
ArbiFX now supports working with Code2AE Skill to rebuild AI-generated HTML, Remotion, Hyperframe and other code-based videos as editable After Effects projects, faithfully reproducing their visuals and motion.
Tell your AI
Please install https://github.com/Oxoxxidane/Code2AE_skill- Follow the five-minute start to install ArbiFX and configure your API Key. Keep AE open and make sure ArbiFX → AFX has been applied to any layer.
- Give your AI assistant the complete original code-based video project and required assets, then ask: “Use code2ae to rebuild this code-based video as an editable AE project. Faithfully reproduce the visuals and motion, check and correct any differences in AE, then save the project.”
Five-minute start
Follow these steps in order to complete your first generation.
- Go to arbifx.com, click Log in in the top-right corner, then create an account and verify your email. New accounts receive 1200 credits.
- Back on the home page, choose Windows X64 in the Download section, then download and run the installer.
- On the website, open Dashboard → API Keys, click Create New Key and copy the key.
- Open After Effects and select a layer (a new adjustment layer is a good choice). In the Effects & Presets panel, find ArbiFX → AFX and apply it to the layer.
- In the Effect Controls panel, click the Start button on the AFX row to open the Start window.
- Click API Setting in the top-right corner of the Start window, paste your key and click Verify and Save.
- In Effect description, write what you want, for example “a black hole accretion disk with hot orange gas swirling around the center”, then click Send.
- Wait a moment. When you see Applied., the effect is on your layer. Adjust its parameters in Effect Controls, or keep describing changes in the Start window.