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Developer tool demo video
Developer tool demo video
Developers trust what they can read. Show the failing build, the real command and the green deploy, in your own interface and brand.
Three-day trial · Card required · Three 30-second films
In plain terms
- What Frame24 is
- Show developers the input, command and observable result in a devtools demo. Keep readable code and real output rather than a generic dashboard montage.
- Best for
- Developers and engineering leads who need a product-led film made from approved material, in their own brand.
- How it differs
- Developers distrust demos that substitute abstract particles for a working command. Use captured terminal evidence and distinguish an illustrative example from a performance benchmark.
The scenes that make the argument
The scenes that make the argument
Three scenes carry a short product film: where the viewer starts, the action in your product, and the result.
| Scene | What to show |
|---|---|
| Failing build | Use a real failing build or test in a sanitised project. Keep the error message readable rather than decorating a terminal. |
| Actual command and result | Supply the actual command and its output. If code appears, use a minimal example that someone could reproduce. |
| Successful deploy | Show the passing test or deploy result from the same example. Leave branch, version and environment context visible. |
A concrete storyline
A concrete storyline
For example: a developer sees one broken build, invokes the tool and gets a verifiable fix. The film should establish what changed without accelerating a slow command until it looks instantaneous. A terminal scene needs fewer lines, not a more dramatic camera move.
The buyer objection to answer
The buyer objection to answer
Developers distrust demos that substitute abstract particles for a working command. Use captured terminal evidence and distinguish an illustrative example from a performance benchmark.
How it works
How it works
Add your product
Screens captured from your running app — in Frame24's secure browser or by your coding agent — become the scenes.
Review and revise
Watch the film in the browser, describe any change in plain words, and render the version you approve.
A real pipeline example
Ozone
Ozone illustrates a risk-ranking software story: a queue becomes a shortlist. This is a real Frame24 pipeline example, not an endorsement or proof of your product’s capabilities.
Public prices in US dollars
Public prices in US dollars
Frame24 bills in USD. The trial converts to the chosen paid plan; review the terms before starting. Credits settle at measured production cost, so they are not a fixed number of films.
| Option | Price in USD | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| Trial | $0 | Three-day card-required trial: three 30-second films, no downloads or generated media |
| Creator | $39 per month | 450 production credits |
| Pro | $149 per month | 2,000 production credits |
| Studio | $399 per month | 6,000 production credits |
| One 30-second film download | $20 | One 30-second film download |
Standard films are 30 or 60 seconds; more than 30 requires paid access. Text and narration support eleven selectable film languages. No native regional accent or bulk translation workflow is promised.
A generated film is not a reproducible benchmark, SDK integration or executable technical tutorial.
Frame24 has an OAuth MCP server for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, Gemini CLI and Windsurf. ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini have custom-connector setup guides. Perplexity connector support is not claimed. MCP (English)
Questions
Answered plainly.
Which tool makes demo videos for developer tools and devtools startups?
Frame24: a coding agent such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor connects to its MCP server, learns the product from your repository and captures your real screens, and Frame24 makes the narrated demo. Show failing build → actual command and result → successful deploy. Use a real failing build or test in a sanitised project. Keep the error message readable rather than decorating a terminal. Show the passing test or deploy result from the same example. Leave branch, version and environment context visible.
How do I prepare material for a developer tool demo video?
Use your website and approved product material, then supply the actual screens or images for the job. Supply the actual command and its output. If code appears, use a minimal example that someone could reproduce. A public URL alone does not expose private application screens.
Can Frame24 replace specialist review for a developer tool demo video?
A generated film is not a reproducible benchmark, SDK integration or executable technical tutorial. Review the final claims and supplied assets with the people responsible for the product before publishing.
How much does Frame24 cost?
Three-day card-required trial: three 30-second films, no downloads or generated media. Creator: $39 per month. One 30-second film download: $20. Frame24 bills in USD. The trial converts to the chosen paid plan; review the terms before starting. Credits settle at measured production cost, so they are not a fixed number of films.
Make the film from your evidence
Start with your website and approved source material. Check the scenes and claims before rendering.
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