DozenTwelve/Papermorph

What it solves

Papermorph transforms static PDF documents into interactive, animated web books. It is designed to turn dense educational material—such as math or physics textbooks—into engaging, step-by-step digital lessons that include narration, diagrams, and quizzes.

How it works

The project operates as a "Skill" for the Claude Code agent. It processes a PDF by breaking it down into a structured conversation, generating storyboards, creating narration, and finally producing animated web content. Users guide the process through an interactive prompt flow, where choices are saved into a style.json file to ensure consistency across chapters. The resulting content is rendered in a dedicated web player engine that supports speed controls, keyboard navigation, and progress tracking. It also includes tools to export these lessons as MP4 videos with subtitles.

Who it’s for

This tool is for developers or educators who want to convert static academic or technical PDFs into dynamic, interactive learning experiences using AI-driven automation.

Highlights

• Agentic Workflow: Integrates directly with Claude Code to automate the conversion of PDFs into interactive web books.
• Interactive Player: Includes a custom web engine with features like step-by-step navigation, captions, and keyboard shortcuts.
• Flexible Rendering: Supports both interactive web-based lessons and MP4 video exports for platforms like YouTube.
• Model Agnostic: Compatible with various LLMs, including Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6.1-Sol, and Sonnet 5.5.
• Quality Control: Includes automated linting scripts to verify narration, audio, and naming consistency before review.