What you get
- A 1920x1080, 30 fps MP4 of 30 to 40 seconds
- A plan-driven composition engine with twelve ready worlds
- A plan gate that checks adjacency, copy budgets and the one dark beat
- A contact sheet to approve before rendering, and a handoff note
- Optional PopNow voiceover, music, world sounds and footage
Good for
- Platforms, models and toolkits whose promise is range
- Launching a library of templates, skills or formats
- Keynote openers and release films
Not for
- Products that do one thing
- Brands that must appear in every frame
- Step-by-step tutorials
How to use it
In Claude or ChatGPT
Use the PopNow skill "Multi-Style Keynote Launch Video" (multi-style-launch-video) for this: Launch film for Lumen Studio: it makes reports, slide decks, product teasers, packaging mockups and landing pages. Premise: one studio for everything you publish.
In a coding agent
/popnow-multi-style-launch-video Launch film for Lumen Studio: it makes reports, slide decks, product teasers, packaging mockups and landing pages. Premise: one studio for everything you publish.
Then try
Swap the chart world for the mint ledger and re-check the neighbours.
Quote a calm voiceover and a music bed, then mix them in.
What to have ready
- Five or six different things your product makes
- A one-line premise and approval of the copy
- Your own voice recording, or a PopNow API key
- Node.js 22+ and FFmpeg
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Questions
If every beat looks different, why doesn't it feel random?
Every beat runs on the same clock: the world arrives, the subject enters, the technique performs, then half a second of stillness before a hard cut. One voice reads throughout, and the last beat returns exactly to the first world.
Can my brand colour run through the whole film?
Only in the opening, the turn and the lockup. Sharing a colour or a logo across every world would turn the range into one style with variations, so the plan gate fails any accent used by two worlds.
How are the worlds chosen?
From a library of twelve ready looks, each with a palette, a bundled open-licence typeface, a motion technique and a layout. Neighbours must differ on all four, and exactly one world is dark. Four orders that already pass are included.
What does PopNow add?
A synthetic voiceover when you have no recording, an original music bed, one distinct sound per world, and optionally one photographic world from a generated still and clip. Every step is quoted before any credits are used.