Why Make Launch Videos Here
The launch sequence
Countdown launch, introducing, product name, three-word features, pricing card, traction metric, customer quote, now in beta, join the waitlist and a wordmark end card.
Every launch surface
Landscape for the gallery and the landing page, vertical for Reels and Shorts, square for LinkedIn and X — export each from the same edit.
On the beat
Cards and font flips snap to your track’s beats; beat sync can bloom or flash the picture on the drop.
Fast to change
Price changed the night before? Edit the card’s text and export again — no re-render farm, no editor seat.
Enterprise-grade privacy
Video is decoded, edited, captioned and encoded on the device it is opened on. Nothing is uploaded, no account is needed, and the app loads no analytics or ad trackers — so unreleased products, customer footage and internal films stay inside your walls.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a SaaS launch video include?
A hook in the first two seconds, what the product does, one proof point (a number or a customer), the price or the offer, and one clear next step — the cards in this template, in that order.
How long should a Product Hunt video be?
Short: most launch galleries play the first seconds muted, so put the product and the promise up front and caption the rest.
Is it free?
Yes, with no watermark.
Is it safe for confidential or unreleased material?
Yes, by design: the footage never leaves the computer it is opened on. Decoding, editing, captioning and export all run in the browser; the only downloads are the app itself and its open AI model files. Editing needs no account, so nothing is stored on a server unless someone chooses to sign in and sync a project — and a synced project holds the timeline (clip order, titles, settings, a small thumbnail), never the footage.