Opensource video creation framework. Make delightful videos with SVG and render them without a browser on your GPU with builtin verification loop for AI!
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fframes is finally released!
And we are jumping straight to 1.0 of providing unprecedented performance rendering the video and a built in verification loop for your agents to make progress faster.
Without a browser. At all.
Not many remember but 5 years ago I started working on my FAST video rendering framework. I have never released it but when I've seen that people wait 12 hours I realized that I have to do it now
Introducing fframes. This video was vibed in 48 minutes and rendered in 36 seconds
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fframes 1.2.0 is out!
- faster primitives
- GPU-frame handoff to compatible Vulkan encoders
- configurable Skia text/geometry caches + occlusion culling
- fixes for missing final frames, color conversion & B-frame draining
github.com/dmtrKovalenko/ffr…
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rest in frames, little bunny
I gave this lil boy almost 24 hours to publish the sources of data he faked in this video. He couldn't find his balls to publish them.
So here are true numbers based on the PUBLIC benchmark. Just fyi webcodecs are so slow that
(remotion + mediabunny) - (remotion + ffmpeg) > WHOLE end to end fframes render + encoding
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maestria looking sharp in fframes 💚
I built maestria to stop re-teaching my coding agents the same workflow.
Specialists, clear handoffs, independent review. Packaged for the agent you already use.
maestria.sznm.dev
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Movie night, now with a fframes recap 🍿
Saw @fframes_rust and had to try it out with my movie night group, super cool!
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Spooky season, rendered with fframes 🎃
Had GPT-6.1 Sol work on a promotional video for my app and the result is quite nice! apps.apple.com/app/apple-sto…
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I know it was a rough launch. Many of you have stuck at the various skia or ffmpeg compilation issues or the initial setup just took way too long. So many just gave up. I'm sorry and I've fixed it.
Here's Fifi to tell you more!
P.S. Made by Sol 6.1 obviously in fframes
Not many remember but 5 years ago I started working on my FAST video rendering framework. I have never released it but when I've seen that people wait 12 hours I realized that I have to do it now
Introducing fframes. This video was vibed in 48 minutes and rendered in 36 seconds
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One of the big wins of fff is the fast agentic loop. We don’t need to spin a browser to render you a specific frame + I’ve been dogfooding our cli to make it super clear for agents.
actually 1.1 is out
neat little tool, might replace hyperframes for me
take 2% on sol 6.1 fast to make promo on my mai, pretty token efficient i guess
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> Somebody’s work will make your pitch disappear
I’m seriously sorry for this but incredibly proud that those years were not lost. Im happy fframes is useful and for sure there are a ton of ways to make video rendering better together!
I spent six months building a video product.
Today, one tweet made me question our moat.
Thanks a lot, @fframes_rust 😂
Seriously, impressive tool. Free and open source. We compared the codebases, and we weren't all that happy with the results of the analysis.
It’s a strange feeling to admire somebody’s work while wondering how much of your sales pitch just disappeared.
I doubt I’m the only builder having this moment. You spend months making something, then discover someone else is giving a strong alternative away. And you can’t even be mad at them. They built something good.
The part that keeps bothering me is how quickly someone could close whatever gap remains.
With these models improving so rapidly, I keep wondering how much of our six months someone could reproduce in a day, starting with nothing but the product description. Not claiming they could recreate the whole thing. But how close would they need to get?
They wouldn’t even need our code.
Free alternatives aren’t new. I’m questioning how much time a technical head start buys you now.
We’re not killing ForgeVideo. It still handles things that matter when you’re actually finishing a video: replacing a shot without disturbing approved scenes or the soundtrack, and reusing unaffected render work instead of starting over. Those differences become useful when you’re five revisions in and almost everything is right.
We’ll keep improving it. We may even incorporate FFrames’ renderer, which would be a pretty good outcome from a tweet that initially ruined my afternoon.
greyforge.tech/forgevideo
For people selling software: when a strong free alternative showed up, what actually kept customers choosing yours?
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The audio goes hard 🔊
Very cool video by @flow_motions, rendered with fframes :)
Mixture Of Experts - In Ta Get A Bag
Rendered with @fframes_rust.
Impressive performance on these first few runs.
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Lyrics: drmbt
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The fun part - I wrote it in assembly. Kind of. I wrote these handwritten assembly files in 2023 github.com/dmtrKovalenko/ffr…
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fframes 1.0.3 is out!
• Prebuilt Skia + FFmpeg for supported builds
• Install the agent skill without cloning the repo
• Better macOS 27 + zsh troubleshooting
Less compiling, more videos :)
github.com/dmtrKovalenko/ffr…
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Congratulations to Vercel for reaching a huge goal Keep up great work!
And amazing videos made with fframes as always :)
AI SDK has hit 30M weekly downloads.
One-shotted this video in fframes + fx.sh + opus. I asked 𝚏𝚡 to look at npm.bet/ai and highlight the 5M/10M/20M/30M milestones.
Yes, this video was written in Rust and rendered on the GPU. h/t @neogoose_btw
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