What this makes
A launch or promo that sells: SaaS promos, feature reveals, product demos, app and company launches. The/product-launch-video workflow captures the product’s site (or takes a pasted script), reads its brand, writes a story, and builds it frame by frame.
Route it right — the distinction is intent, not input:
“Promo for our site” is a launch, even though it names a site — use
/product-launch-video. A neutral walkthrough of a docs site is a tour — use /website-to-video. Unsure → start at /hyperframes and let it route.
Base prompt
Verified, from the examples page — a 45-second launch from a live URL:/product-launch-video Make a 45-second 1920x1080 launch video for https://linear.app. Energetic but minimal, use the site’s own palette and screenshots. Structure: hook stating the problem, 3 feature beats with UI captures and one-line captions, end card with logo + “Try it free”. Female TTS voice, confident tone, subtle electronic BGM under -18dB.Rendered from the prompt above, unedited. Read the anatomy of that skeleton — route, spec, structure, copy, voice, level — then swap in your own product.
Variants
Pasted script, no capture
Pasted script, no capture
/product-launch-video Make a ~20-second 1920x1080 launch video from this script — use it verbatim: “Your CRM is three hours of busywork a day. AutoCRM logs every call, email, and meeting for you. 200 teams already switched. Try it free at autocrmhq.com.” No site to capture — invent clean product-y visuals from the script. Male TTS voice, calm and confident; subtle BGM under -18dB.With no URL the workflow takes the no-capture path: no screenshots, no site palette to borrow, so name your brand colors and fonts if you have them (or the agent invents a palette). Verbatim scripts set the duration — figure roughly 130 spoken words per minute, so a 30-second video wants a 65–70 word script. Saying “use it verbatim” pre-answers the workflow’s keep-or-restructure question.Rendered from this prompt shape with a different, longer script (78 words, fictional dev-tool “Relay”), unedited — it ran 35.5s because the words set the length.
Brand name only (agent finds the URL)
Brand name only (agent finds the URL)
/product-launch-video Make a ~45-second 1920x1080 launch video for Linear. Find the official site, capture it, and use its own palette and screenshots. Angle: speed as the whole pitch. End card with logo + “Try it free”. Confident female TTS voice, subtle electronic BGM under -18dB.Given a name instead of a link, the workflow searches for the official URL, confirms it in one line, then captures — you get the site-grounded result without pasting the link yourself.
Site tour instead (website-to-video)
Site tour instead (website-to-video)
/website-to-video Make a 30-second 1920x1080 tour of https://example.com built from its own screenshots. Calm, editorial pace — show the homepage, two inner pages, and the footer. Full narration, warm male voice. This is a showcase, not a sales pitch.Reach for this when the goal is to show the site, not sell a product. It builds from captured screenshots and the site’s brand assets. A launch or promo — even from the same URL — belongs to
/product-launch-video.The knobs that matter
Decisions specific to a launch. Set the ones you care about; leave the rest to the workflow’s taste.Common failure modes
Hard-timing a verbatim script. With supplied narration, the real TTS duration sets the length — a hard number forces the agent to cut or pad your words.- ❌
a 45-second launch video from this exact script: ... - ✅
a ~45-second launch video from this script: ...
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skip the intro, just list all six features back to back - ✅
hook stating the problem, then 3 feature beats, then the CTA end card
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/product-launch-video ... plain white, no transitions between scenes - ✅ pick the angle and tone, and let the preset carry the visual system
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use our brand colors - ✅
brand colors #5E6AD2 on off-black; logo at assets/logo.svg