What you get
- An MP4 per aspect ratio (16:9, 9:16, 1:1), 20-40 s, mixed to -16 LUFS
- A storyboard and an approved contact sheet of key frames
- X and LinkedIn post text, alt text and a thumbnail frame
- A facts file, so every claim in the film traces back to your product
- Optional PopNow hero still, B-roll, music bed and voiceover
Good for
- Launching a SaaS product, app, feature or release
- Open-source libraries and CLIs, ending on the install command
- Short social cuts for X, LinkedIn, Reels and Shorts
Not for
- Explainers longer than 40 seconds or talking-head videos
- Products you can't yet describe with real facts
- Showing other companies' interfaces as if they were yours
How to use it
In Claude or ChatGPT
Use the PopNow skill "Product Launch Film" (launch-film) for this: Make a 30-second launch film for https://example.com, plus a vertical cut for Reels. End on the signup link.
In a coding agent
/popnow-launch-film Make a 30-second launch film for https://example.com, plus a vertical cut for Reels. End on the signup link.
Then try
Add an original music bed and an English voiceover. Quote it first.
Write the X and LinkedIn posts and pick a thumbnail.
What to have ready
- The product URL, README or repo
- Real numbers and the call to action you want
- Screenshots or access to the product's screens
- Node.js 22+, FFmpeg and Chrome
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Questions
Will it make up stats or testimonials?
No. A script reads your page or README into a list of facts with their source, and the beat sheet checker refuses any number or proof that does not cite one. Anything else has to come from you.
Do I see it before it renders?
Yes. You approve a contact sheet of six to nine key frames, with the storyboard, before animation, rendering or any paid generation.
How does it avoid the generic AI promo look?
It uses your brand and your real screens, follows a launch structure instead of floating cards on a gradient, keeps every moment moving with a purpose (nothing still for more than 1.2 seconds unless planned) and keeps the sound restrained: one bed, a voice where it matters.
What does PopNow cost here?
Nothing unless you want generated media. A typical full pass (hero still, two B-roll clips, music bed, voiceover) is about 500 credits; a music bed alone is about 72. Every run is quoted and waits for your yes, and rendering on your machine is free.