Video Frame Analyzer
Pulls frames from a video and describes what's on screen, including text and settings.
by jamditis · ★ 432 on GitHub
What it does
Point Claude at a video file, and it extracts frames at set intervals, arranges them into grids, and analyzes what appears in each one. You get a catalog of on-screen text, visual details, and scene descriptions tied back to the original video.
Who it’s for
A good fit for people who research markets, competitors or topics and designers and anyone making visuals.
Do you need to code?
Some. To get the most from this one you may need to be comfortable with code, the command line or technical setup.
How to install
Add it as a skill, or as part of its plugin. This skill also ships inside a plugin, so you can upload just this skill to Claude, or install the whole plugin it comes in. See the step-by-step guide.
Safety note
Requires ffmpeg and image-processing tools installed; processes video files you point it at.
As with any add-on, only install skills from sources you trust, and read what it does first.
License
MIT