launch day kit
A Product Hunt launch video without a week of editing
Your site already explains the product. The planned workflow turns that page text into reviewable facts, a script you can edit, and a gallery clip made from animated typography and graphic scenes — not captured product screens.
What a gallery clip needs
-
Short
About 30 seconds. Hunters skim the gallery, so the first frames carry the pitch.
-
Silent-safe
On-screen captions tell the story when the player starts muted.
-
Landscape
16:9 fits the gallery player and the YouTube upload your launch links to.
-
Clear product facts
Use claims and wording visitors can verify on your public page; the video uses animated type and graphic scenes, not live UI screens.
The 30-second cut
-
0–3s
What it does, for whom
-
3–10s
The main benefit as a title and animated card
-
10–20s
One verified feature claim, shown as timed captions and graphic scenes
-
20–26s
The result users walk away with
-
26–30s
Name, URL, “live on Product Hunt”
A starting structure for the planned text-to-motion workflow. Rewrite the hook and closing call to action before production opens.
Launch week
- T-7Review the text-based facts and edit the draft script before production opens.
- T-5When rendering opens, download the composed MP4 and upload it to YouTube.
- T-3Add the YouTube link to your draft launch gallery.
- T-0Pin the clip on X and LinkedIn next to your launch link.
Launching soon?
Rendering isn't open yet. Leave your URL and email; the waitlist form does not read the page. We'll email you when production opens.