A studio-style promo of your product, from its URL.

Paste your site's address in Claude, ChatGPT or the studio. The promo picks one of four recipes, builds it from your real screens with music on the beat, and renders the sizes you choose.

An example promo for DividendMapper

Four recipes

The promo picks its recipe from what you give it and says which, or you choose one. Each has its own scenes and asks for its own material.

SaaS or fintech web app

Up to three features from your app's own screens: a cursor at work, cards lifted off the page, and a number that counts up or a chart that grows where your screens have them.

43 to 49 credits for a first 9:16 draft

What it needs

Your site's address, and 3 to 5 screens of your app or a short screen recording.

Mobile app

Your app in a phone frame, a tap that changes the screen, cards lifted from the phone, and your store badges if you have them.

37 to 43 credits for a first 9:16 draft

What it needs

3 to 5 phone screenshots, a before and after of one tap, and your store links if you have them.

Ecom product

The product photo lifted off its page, the price or offer, the page's rating and a real review line when it has them, then more photos or more products from the shop.

40 to 46 credits for a first 9:16 draft

What it needs

The product's page in your shop. For a marketplace listing, your photos, the product's name and its price.

Feature launch

A hook that opens with "New in" and your product's name, the old screen and the new one, then the new feature in use.

40 to 46 credits for a first 9:16 draft

What it needs

The feature's name, a real screenshot from before it, and a before and after of using it.

What you get

Four sizes from one promo

The draft comes in 9:16. Render the final in any of the four sizes; each more size costs about the same, and if nothing has changed since, the 9:16 draft is already its final.

  • 9:16
  • 1:1
  • 4:5
  • 16:9
Music on the beat, with sound effects
Every cut lands on a beat of the music bed. Whooshes, clicks, key taps and pops land on their cues, and one switch turns them off.
A voice, if you want one
Switch the voice on and it reads the lines on screen, so the type and the voice say the same thing.
Changes by talking
Ask for a punchier hook, another screen or a different bed. Only the scenes that change render again.
Checks on every render
The promo's rules are checked on the plan and again on each finished file: a hook up front, cuts on the beat, at most three features, your real product on screen and a direct call to action. In a chat, your agent is told to look over the draft frame by frame too.

The rules the promo keeps

  1. Real screens only

    Every product scene shows a real capture of your app. A cursor, a typed search or a tap is drawn over the real screen; nothing is rebuilt or generated in its place, and there is no draft until real screens of your product are in.

  2. Nothing from behind your login unless you send it

    We never ask for your password and never sign in. The capture reads public pages only. Screens behind your login come from you, as screenshots or a recording made in your own browser.

  3. No made-up numbers

    A figure in the lines has to come from your pages or from you, and the lines are checked for it. A count-up counts to a number on your own screen, and a shop's price and rating come from its page or from you.

Also in the studio

Short ads with your real app on screen

Images and clips made to your brand kit, with your real app placed on the screen, in every platform size.

Long-form video, edited by its transcript

Record scene by scene, then cut by striking sentences from the transcript. It exports in 16:9 with subtitles.

Shorts from it

The studio finds the moments that stand on their own and cuts them to 9:16.

Images and clips in the studio: a brand and creative brief on the left, and a layout preview in 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 on the right

Questions

Which recipe fits my product?

The promo picks one from what you give it, a web app's screens, phone screenshots, a new feature or a shop's product page, and says which. You can name one yourself, or switch to another later.

My app is behind a login. What then?

Send 3 to 5 screenshots, or make a short screen recording in your own browser from the link the promo gives you. We never ask for your password, and no draft is rendered or charged until your screens are in.

Can I change the words?

Yes. Say what a line should say, or ask for a rewrite of one part, and only the scenes that change render again. Timing, camera and motion belong to the recipe and stay as they are.

What does a promo cost?

A first 9:16 draft costs 37 to 49 credits, depending on the recipe, and each more size about the same. A credit is a cent. A new account comes with 200 free credits, enough for a first draft.

Whose product can I make a promo of?

Your own, or one you have permission to promote. Capture and upload only pages and screens you have the right to use.

Start with your site's address.

200 free credits: a promo's first 9:16 draft costs 37 to 49, and each more size about the same. Image and video generation unlock with your first purchase.