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* docs: add Studio app pages for getting started with the Mac app Six short pages in a new Studio app tab: get the app, connect Claude Code or Codex, make your first video, change it with the agent, export, and updates and troubleshooting. Screenshots come from a neutral fixture project. * docs: cover Linux in the Studio app pages The app ships a Linux AppImage beside the Mac app. Install steps get Mac and Linux tabs, platform labels name both, and troubleshooting lists where projects, settings and exports live. * docs: correct Studio app sign-in, install and edit details First launch asks for HeyGen sign-in on the first click; the Mac download is a disk image with an installer inside; Select shows Prompt to edit; the Connect screen sends the waiting request itself; billing, export quality and update wording match the app. Open Terminal is described for both systems. * docs: keep Studio app tables readable on phones Three-column tables scrolled sideways at 390 px and the data-folder table broke paths mid-word; they become two-column tables and a short list. * docs: quote Studio app messages without their periods Quoted UI text no longer carries its own period into a sentence or table cell, and the Mac install step says the HeyGen check can take a minute or two. * docs: match Studio app installer and update messages Quote the installer's HeyGen check, damaged-download and slow-check messages, and the stalled-update messages with Download it instead and Settings' Download the latest version. * docs: fix Studio app sign-in timeout and Codex setup wording * docs: name Framey's stuck-update line in Studio app troubleshooting * docs: use one Studio app message per update state A stalled update says 'The update is taking longer than it should' and a failed one 'The update didn't finish', in Framey's line and on the card alike; Try again starts the update over. * docs: say Try again starts a new update, not one from zero
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title: "Get the HyperFrames Studio app"
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sidebarTitle: "Get the app"
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description: "Download the HyperFrames Studio app for Mac or Linux, open it for the first time, and sign in with your HeyGen account."
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---
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The HyperFrames Studio app for Mac and Linux is the easiest way to make a video with HyperFrames. You describe the video, an
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agent on your computer builds it, and you change it by typing, pointing at the picture, drawing, or commenting.
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You do not need to write code. Framey, the small
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green guide, points you to the next step along the way.
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<Frame caption="Home: the prompt box, your projects on the left, and Get inspired below.">
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<img
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src="/public/images/studio-app/home.jpg"
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alt="The HyperFrames Studio app's Home screen with the Make something prompt box and one project named Spring Launch"
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/>
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</Frame>
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## Download and install
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<Tabs>
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<Tab title="Mac">
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<Steps>
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<Step title="Download">
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Go to [hyperframes.dev/studio](https://hyperframes.dev/studio) and choose **Download for macOS**.
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</Step>
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<Step title="Install">
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Open the downloaded disk image and double-click **Install HyperFrames**. The installer copies the app into
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Applications and shows **Checking it is really from HeyGen**, which can take a minute or two. When it says
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**HyperFrames is in Applications**, choose **Open HyperFrames**.
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</Step>
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</Steps>
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If your Mac's Applications folder is locked for your account, the installer puts the app in the Applications
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folder inside your home folder instead. If it says **The download looks damaged**, choose **Download again**. If
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it says the check **took too long**, nothing was installed: choose **Try again**.
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</Tab>
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<Tab title="Linux">
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<Steps>
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<Step title="Download">
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Go to [hyperframes.dev/studio](https://hyperframes.dev/studio) and choose **Download** next to Linux. You get
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one file, `HyperFrames-x86_64.AppImage`, for 64-bit Intel and AMD computers.
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</Step>
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<Step title="Make it runnable and open it">
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In a terminal, in the folder you downloaded it to:
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```bash
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chmod +x HyperFrames-x86_64.AppImage
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./HyperFrames-x86_64.AppImage
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```
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</Step>
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</Steps>
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The AppImage is the whole app. Keep it anywhere you like and open it the same way next time.
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</Tab>
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</Tabs>
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## First launch
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1. A short survey asks what you want to make and which agent you use. Every answer is optional, and **Skip all**
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counts as an answer. What you make decides where **Get inspired** opens. The agent you name starts your first
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chat if it is already set up.
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2. Home opens with the **Create your first video** card. See
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[Make your first video](/studio-app/first-video).
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A notice also explains what usage data the app records. Choose **Got it** to dismiss it.
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## Sign in with HeyGen
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On first launch, the app asks you to sign in the first time you click something after the survey.
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1. Choose **Continue with HeyGen**. Your browser opens hyperframes.dev.
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2. Sign in there within two minutes. The browser sends you back to the app, which shows **You're in!** and carries
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on with what you clicked.
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If the sign-in runs out of time, choose **Continue with HeyGen** again. If you choose **Not now**, the app asks
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again on your next click.
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You can sign in or out at any time from **Settings** > **Account**.
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## Related topics
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- [Connect your agent](/studio-app/connect-your-agent)
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- [Make your first video](/studio-app/first-video)
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- [Updates and troubleshooting](/studio-app/troubleshooting)
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