What people make with it
Every use case shares one rule: your files appear exactly as uploaded.
Feature announcement videos
You shipped something. Drop the screenshots of it, write one line — get a short looping video for X, LinkedIn or your changelog that makes the update feel as real as it is. Screenshots stay pixel-exact so every label in your UI remains legible, which is precisely what AI video generators cannot promise.
Product Hunt & launch-day loops
A 5–10 second loop out-performs a static screenshot in every feed. Screens rise into device frames, your headline lands letter-perfect, the loop restarts seamlessly — sized 1:1, 4:5, 9:16 or 16:9 for wherever launch day takes you.
Landing-page & website motion
A hero loop of your actual product beats a stock animation. Export MP4 and drop it into your site — or capture your live site by URL right inside the studio and let the motion present it.
Logo animation / intro sting
Upload a logo (SVG or transparent PNG) and describe the reveal: "letters appear one by one", "rise with a glow". SVG wordmarks get their real glyph boundaries measured from the vector data, so letters animate individually without ever being sliced or redrawn. A 2–5 second sting exports as MP4 — the thing creators pay $20–50 per piece for on freelance marketplaces.
Animated announcement cards
Logo + a few icons + one line of verbatim text ("Now on iOS", your exact words, never rewritten) become a looping announcement card for X, LinkedIn or Product Hunt — or skip the files entirely and set pure type in motion.