Start from the launch page
Paste the URL of the product or the launch landing page. Frame24 reads the claim, the detail and the brand, so the film opens from the positioning you already committed to.
Product launch video
You already did the hard part. Frame24 turns your product, website and brand into a launch film that makes the thing feel real — and into the feature announcements that follow it.
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In plain terms
How it works
Get the narrative right once, then take it to each placement.
Paste the URL of the product or the launch landing page. Frame24 reads the claim, the detail and the brand, so the film opens from the positioning you already committed to.
Choose the direction that fits the launch — the reveal, the problem-first build, the demonstration. Adjust the pacing and the claim by describing what you want.
Render widescreen, vertical and square from the same film, then reuse the components for the feature announcements that come after.
Beyond launch day
Most teams need the same thing again six weeks later, for a smaller moment.
A shipped feature deserves 30 seconds that shows it working. Point Frame24 at the feature page and its screenshots and render one.
Turn a release into something a customer will watch instead of a changelog entry they will skim past.
Your Brand Kit and saved product components persist, so a quarter of announcements looks like one deliberate campaign.
The same story re-composed for the feed, the pre-roll and the homepage hero without recutting by hand.
The launch film doubles as the opener for a pitch, a proposal or a conference stage — one asset, several jobs.
Use the film in paid media, on your homepage or on a stage. You own it outright.
Straight answer
Finished films
Software and consumer, widescreen and vertical.
say video quality affects how much they trust a brand — which matters most on the day you are introducing one.
Wyzowl State of Video Marketing 2026, a survey of 266 marketers and consumers. Video does not guarantee conversion — the honest measure is your own A/B test. Read the evidence and how to test it.
Questions
Yes. Frame24 writes, designs, voices and renders the film. You direct it by choosing a story and describing changes in plain language. No editing software is involved at any point.
The same way as a launch film, at smaller scale. Point Frame24 at the feature's page or paste a short description, add a screenshot or a recording of the feature in use, and render a 30-second film. Because your Brand Kit persists, each announcement matches the last without redoing the setup.
Widescreen for the homepage, a launch post or a stage; vertical for Reels, TikTok and Stories; square for feed placements. The film is re-composed for each shape rather than cropped, so the framing still works in all three.
Yes, and that is the usual pattern: a longer hero film plus shorter cuts for social and paid. Your brand, product UI and saved components carry across all of them, so the set looks like one campaign.
Yes. The pipeline works from brand, product imagery and story rather than from screen recordings specifically. The NURA film on this page is a consumer drinks launch rather than software.
A day is enough to have something finished. The constraint is usually your own sign-off cycle, not the production — brand research and creative directions arrive in minutes, and rendering is measured in minutes too.
Make the film first and see how the story holds. Two complete 30-second films, free.
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