Works with

Recharm video integration: ad footage, your agent and FrameJam

Recharm is a footage library for paid social ads that your agent can search from Claude. FrameJam is where you review the ad your agent cuts from that footage, on exact frames. There's no built-in Recharm video integration with FrameJam; they meet in your agent. Here's how that workflow goes.

Facts about other tools are from their official docs and websites, as of Oct 2026. Each one links to its source, and all of them are listed under Sources.

What Recharm is

Recharm calls itself an "AI Digital Asset Manager for Paid Social Ads". It cuts every video in a brand's library into hooks, product shots, testimonials and B-roll, tags each shot by creator, scene, persona and emotion, and lets a team find a clip by describing the moment. It's built for DTC brands and agencies that make a lot of video ads. Its pricing page lists an AI plan at $299 a month with 1 TB of storage and unlimited users, a Managed plan on request, and a 14-day free trial.

Recharm in Claude

Recharm has a Claude plugin with a connector to its hosted MCP server. Its security guide lists nine tools, including search_clips_visually for semantic search over a brand's clips, get_clip_poster_image for a still frame and save_brief. On top of the connector it ships Claude skills such as /brief-creator, which turns a brief into a shot list from your library.

The one that makes video is /make-video: one prompt turns your Recharm footage into an ad prototype, from a 6-second bumper to a two-minute VSL. It confirms the brand, learns the library and the brand site, asks about ratio, length, ad type and voice, and shows a scene plan for approval. Then it renders: ffmpeg and Node 22 are required, ElevenLabs (voice and music) and Remotion (motion graphics) are optional, it checks the cut on a contact sheet, and hands you the MP4.

How FrameJam fits

Recharm finds the right clips and gets a first cut out. What comes next is the part every ad goes through: someone watches it and says what to change. That's FrameJam's job, and it works on any MP4 your agent renders:

1. Your agent searches the Recharm library and cuts the ad, with /make-video or with your own playbook.
2. It opens the render in FrameJam, in the agent app's browser next to the chat.
3. You click the shot that's wrong and write "use the other creator here", drag across a slow hook and write "tighten to two seconds", or leave a note on the whole ad, then finish the review.
4. The agent gets each comment with its timestamp and a frame image with your pin on it, swaps or trims the clips, and renders the next version. You flip between versions to check every note landed.

An example prompt

In a Claude session that has both Recharm's skills and FrameJam, run Recharm's skill and send the result to review. Type /framejam:start first if FrameJam isn't open yet:

No Recharm library? The same loop works on footage from your drive. The Anchor and Overlay playbook adds B-roll over a talking head, Clean Cut trims pauses and retakes, and the ffmpeg page shows how your agent edits recordings. If you're weighing a hosted generator for ad footage instead, see FullRenderAI compared.

Playbooks that work with Recharm

A playbook is FrameJam's method for one kind of video. Your agent follows it in whichever tool the project uses.

• add B-roll to talking-head videos with AIAnchor and Overlay Reel: A talking-head recording goes in, a vertical reel where you stay on screen and a picture pops up for every thing you name comes out.
• remove silence from video, plus filler words and retakesClean Cut: A raw recording goes in, the same video as a tight, fast-paced jump cut without pauses, fillers and retakes comes out.
• make YouTube Shorts with AI from talking-head clipsSplit Screen Short: Raw talking-head clips go in, a tight vertical short that shows what you talk about while you say it comes out.
• edit shorts with AI, with layouts that switch as you talkDynamic Layout Short: A raw talking-head recording goes in, a vertical short that switches layout with what you say comes out.
• edit Instagram Reels with AI, with serif titles and pop-upsEditorial Reel: A raw talking-head recording goes in, a vertical reel with magazine-style serif titles, chat pop-ups and word-by-word captions comes out.

Questions

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• make Remotion videos with your AI agent
• Claude Code video skills compared
• FullRenderAI compared with your own agent
• HeyGen alternatives for launch videos
• Every tool and app FrameJam works with

Guides

• How to edit videos with ClaudeHow to edit videos with Claude: cut a raw recording, add animations, then point at the exact frames to change. Full video walkthrough.
• How to make videos with ClaudeHow to make videos with Claude and how Claude video generation works: HyperFrames, Remotion or Manim, prompts, storyboards and feedback. Full video.
• Explainer video words per minuteExplainer video words per minute: plan narration at about 150 WPM, keep scenes to 12 to 45 words, and let your AI agent time every cut to the voice.
• All guides to making videos with your AI agent

Sources

Checked on October 29, 2026. Prices and features change; the linked pages are current.

1. Recharm website
2. Recharm pricing
3. Recharm: Claude skills for marketing and video ads
4. Recharm: Make Video Claude skill
5. Recharm: MCP connector security and admin guide
6. Recharm: Installing the Recharm plugin for Claude

FrameJam is free, local and open source. Install it in Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, and read how the review page works.