Papermorph
Make or edit animated, narrated, interactive web books from reference PDFs, animated...
Install
npx skills add DozenTwelve/Papermorph --skill papermorph -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- DozenTwelve/Papermorph1k
- Category
- Design
- Updated
- 3d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Mediumabout 2,134 tokens
- Runs scripts
- Yes, review before use
What it does
Make or edit animated, narrated, interactive web books from reference PDFs, animated picture books (paper-puppet films) from a story, a joke or a fairy tale, narrated documentaries about a book or an idea, built from public-domain pictures, and upright shorts for a phone feed that make one point in under three minutes. Use for book planning, storyboards, chapter animation and exercises, narration, and cover and contents pages, including "make the next chapter", "turn this story into a picture book", "make a documentary about this book", "make a short about this for YouTube Shorts" or "fix this animation". Deliver runnable static book files; bookshelf design, bookshelf registration and hosting are separate tasks.
Papermorph
Papermorph makes three tiers of book on one engine:
- Lessons, from a textbook PDF: each chapter is a short animated lesson film where the picture carries the explanation, the narration says it, and quick checks and practice happen inside the picture.
- Picture books, from a story, a joke or a fairy tale: short films of paper puppets in front of sets, drawn in code or painted by an image model, with voices, effects and music.
- Films, from a book, an idea or the user's argument: narrated documentaries of found public-domain pictures, words and maps moved in step with the voice, and upright shorts for a phone feed that make one point in under three minutes.
All are an SVG stage (1600×900, or 900×1600 for a short) plus a player; beats pair narration clips with timed actions. Good means alive (things act and change with weight and timing), composed (each moment reads as one picture, text beside what it names), true (motion, labels and numbers agree at every moment) and smooth (it plays without stutter, Firefox included).
What the picture should be depends on the book and on the user, so the work starts with a conversation that ends in style.json: the user's words, the look they chose, the voices, which model does which step, and later the approved chapters. Every chapter is made against it; how each beat is laid out and choreographed is yours to judge against it and the approved chapters. User requests override defaults. Re-create explanations, examples and drawings; keep source PDFs, page images and extracted text outside the static output folder and out of version control (.gitignore: *.pdf, books/*/pages/). A chapter the Skill made is a first cut: review rounds and the user's viewing come before it is published.
Which tier
Read the tier's first file, then only what the current step needs. Every file below is linked from here; none needs another to be found.
