-Animation: from() 0.5s at 0s, ease: power2.out
-Properties: x: -40, opacity: 0
-```
-
-Paste this into any AI agent prompt to give it spatial context about the element — its position, size, animation, and source location.
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----
-title: Media Overlays
-description: "Add editable, timeline-driven HUD, flash, light-leak, and freeze-frame dressing alongside video or image media."
----
-
-Use Media Overlays to add editable, timeline-driven HUD, flash, light-leak, and
-freeze-frame dressing around a video or image without baking it into the source
-pixels.
-
-## Included Overlays
-
-| Registry block | Purpose |
-| --- | --- |
-| `camcorder-hud` | Responsive REC indicator, battery, editable date placeholder, and timeline-driven counter |
-| `editorial-flash-overlay` | Finite neutral-warm light layers for a camera-flash cut or social reveal |
-| `organic-light-leak-overlay` | Finite CSS light leak for memory beats and motivated transitions |
-| `freeze-frame-dressing` | Timeline-driven paper, tape, and flash dressing for a freeze frame or background-removed subject |
-
-These are first-party authored blocks. Their Catalog poster/video assets are
-previews only; the installed result is editable composition source.
-
-Unlike [Color Grading](/guides/color-grading) and
-[Media Effects](/guides/media-effects), overlays are real HTML, CSS, and paused
-GSAP timelines installed from the HyperFrames Registry. Their final paint order
-follows authored track placement and CSS `z-index`.
-
-## Quick Start
-
-
-
-
-
- Select the `
-
- Open **Overlays** in the Design panel and choose a preview card. Studio
- installs the composition source and aligns it to the selected beat.
-
-
- Use Layers, Timeline, Design, or Code to change content, timing, color,
- animation, or placement, then play through the entrance and exit.
-
-
-
-
- Discover the available overlay blocks, then install the one that supports
- the intended beat:
-
- ```bash Terminal
- npx hyperframes media-treatment --capabilities --json
- npx hyperframes add camcorder-hud --no-clipboard
- ```
-
- The command installs editable composition source under the project. Embed
- and time it with the host composition's normal sub-composition rules.
-
-
-
-When the selected media has an authored track, Studio starts the overlay on the
-next track. Otherwise, normal block placement defaults apply. The left Catalog
-remains the browse-all Registry surface; **Overlays** is the selected-media
-shortcut.
-
-## Agent Guidance
-
-An agent may combine grading, a shader effect, treatment animation, and an
-overlay when they support one coherent intent. A restrained camcorder treatment
-can combine a small source correction, tape damage on the media, the
-`camcorder-hud` block, and a finite reveal or exit timed to the edit.
-
-Use these constraints:
-
-- Use an overlay when it adds information, motivated light, or useful visual
- language.
-- Keep text and HUD fields editable.
-- Align finite overlays to a deliberate beat rather than leaving them active
- for the entire video.
-- Avoid adding decorative overlays automatically to accuracy-sensitive,
- brand-sensitive, or deliberately clean footage.
-- Verify that the overlay does not obscure captions, faces, product UI, or
- essential content.
-
-## Choosing the Right Overlay
-
-### Camcorder HUD
-
-Use for creator-camera, home-video, recording, or found-footage language. The
-counter is timeline-driven and the REC behavior is deterministic. Edit the
-date/label placeholders instead of rendering arbitrary timestamp text into the
-source media.
-
-### Editorial Flash
-
-Use as a short cut accent or social reveal. It is finite by design and should
-land on a motivated edit, capture, pose, or beat. It is not a permanent glow or
-a replacement for shader Bloom.
-
-### Organic Light Leak
-
-Use sparingly for memory, warmth, film-language transitions, or a motivated
-light event. It is a CSS/GSAP overlay rather than a LUT and does not permanently
-change source color.
-
-### Freeze-Frame Dressing
-
-Use with a held frame or a subject cutout. The block provides paper, tape, and
-flash dressing; it does not perform background removal itself.
-
-For a transparent subject:
-
-```bash Terminal
-npx hyperframes remove-background subject.mp4 -o subject.webm
-npx hyperframes add freeze-frame-dressing --no-clipboard
-```
-
-See [Remove Background](/guides/remove-background) for cutout and background
-plate behavior.
-
-## How Overlays Combine with Pixel Treatments
-
-The compositing model is:
-
-```text
-source
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