Product launch videos
without a studio.
Describe the product, attach screenshots and your logo, and list what must be said. The director writes the pitch, draws the scenes and scores the launch.
Takes about 30–50 minutes. You can close the page.
A launch video in the shape people watch
Short, one message, and the product on screen early.
The problem in one line
The film opens on the problem your product removes, not on the logo.
Your product, not a stand-in
Attach real screenshots and the logo so the film shows your product.
One feature at a time
Each scene shows one thing the product does, in the order you list them.
A clear ending
End on the call to action you give: the URL, the price or the launch date.
Launch day checklist
Landscape for the site
16:9 at 30 to 60 seconds for the landing page and the launch post.
Vertical for social
9:16 at 15 or 30 seconds for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Subtitles on
Use the SRT file so the film works muted in a feed.
A cover image
Every film comes with a cover for the post or the video player.
Launch-style samples
Style examples made with lemo-opuscar, the open-source engine our director draws with, not on this site. Source: lemo-opuscar
Dark keynote0:42 Glass product0:32
Questions
- Can it use my screenshots and logo?
- Yes. Attach them to the brief and say they must be used; the director builds the scenes around them.
- Does it record my app?
- No. It draws scenes from your screenshots and description; it does not capture a live screen.
- Can I make both a landscape and a vertical cut?
- Make two films from the same brief, one in each format. Each one is cut for its shape, not cropped.
- Which formats and lengths can I make?
- Landscape 16:9 from 15 to 60 seconds, or vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts at 15 or 30 seconds. Narration in English or Chinese.
- How long does a film take?
- About 30 to 50 minutes. You can close the page; the film waits for you under My films, and your credits come back if it fails.
- Can it make realistic footage of people?
- No. Every frame is drawn by code: illustrations, diagrams, charts, type and motion graphics. For filmed or photo-real scenes you need a video model, not this site.
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Make the launch video for your product
One sentence, your screenshots, and a length.