These are the actual prompts SaaS marketers used to build LinkedIn and YouTube feature announcements with ngram. Normalized for privacy, copy-paste ready.
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A SaaS feature announcement video is a short clip — 15 to 30 seconds — that tells one story: here is what changed, and here is why it matters to you. SaaS marketers make them for LinkedIn feeds, YouTube channels, and product update emails, typically starting from a product URL or release notes. The examples below are real, normalized prompts from ngram users — copy one, swap the brackets, and generate.
15–30s
Typical length
~95%
Start from a URL
LinkedIn + YouTube
Top channels
Copy one, replace the bracketed details with your product, and generate.
Ultra-short LinkedIn motion-graphics cut for a quantified feature benefit, aimed at a field sales audience.
Create a 15-second LinkedIn feature announcement video for an AI lead scoring feature in a field sales app. The feature uses 30+ scoring parameters. Motion graphics style. Target: sales reps. No voiceover — captions and music only. End on the product logo.
URL-to-video workflow that produces a YouTube-ready motion-graphics announcement in one step.
Create a 30-second YouTube feature announcement video for a badges and rewards product update. Start from the product URL. Motion graphics style, English narration. Show what the feature does and why users will care.
30-second LinkedIn motion-graphics brief naming the target persona and feature depth.
Create a 30-second LinkedIn feature announcement for a lead scoring capability in a sales intelligence app. Target: sales teams. Feature has 30+ scoring parameters. Motion graphics style. End with a single CTA.
Minimalist LinkedIn video for a B2B SaaS workflow update targeting talent managers.
Create a 30-second LinkedIn feature announcement for a talent management SaaS update. The new capability lets talent managers edit creator profiles, social accounts, and media assets on behalf of others. Minimalist visual style. Target: talent managers.
YouTube motion-graphics video built around the 'what changed and why it matters' marketer narrative.
Create a 30-second YouTube feature announcement for a new Client View page in our SaaS product. Motion graphics. Show what changed and why it matters for account managers. English narration. End with a short CTA.
Narrated YouTube announcement for a major enterprise integration feature, driven from a URL.
Create a 30-second narrated YouTube announcement video for a major data platform launching a Bring Your Own Compute feature for Databricks and Snowflake. Start from the product URL. English narration. Aimed at data engineers and platform teams.
Image-to-video LinkedIn clip animating a dashboard screenshot to highlight live metrics for a product update.
Create a 15-second LinkedIn feature announcement for a data analytics dashboard update. Animate the dashboard screenshot to highlight live metrics and workflow stages. Motion graphics style. No voiceover — captions and music only.
What these prompts have in common — from real cluster data.
Create a 15-second LinkedIn feature announcement video for an AI lead scoring feature in a field sales app. The feature uses 30+ scoring parameters. Motion graphics style. Target: sales reps. No voiceover — captions and music only. End on the product logo.
Input
A product URL. No recording, no screenshots, no script — ngram pulls the page and builds the storyboard from the product copy.
Structure
15 seconds forces a single claim: one feature, one number (30+ parameters), one audience (sales reps). The brevity is deliberate — LinkedIn feed autoplay rewards videos that land the point before the viewer scrolls.
Channel fit
No voiceover means it works muted. Captions plus motion graphics carry the message without relying on sound — the default state for a LinkedIn feed scroll.
Guardrail
Naming the feature ('AI lead scoring') and the differentiator ('30+ parameters') keeps the video from going generic. Without a specific claim, motion-graphics videos look interchangeable.
Why it works
It commits to one thing: a specific feature, a specific number, a specific role. That specificity is what makes a 15-second motion-graphics clip land instead of blur past.
95% of these prompts skip the asset prep — they drop in the product page and let ngram extract the feature story. If you have release notes or a changelog, use that instead.
"Sales teams" and "talent managers" produce tighter scripts than a generic brief. The more specific the audience, the more the script sounds like it was written for them.
That two-part structure — what's new, why you care — appears in the strongest prompts here. It maps directly to the marketer's job: turn a feature into a benefit.
Most LinkedIn videos play muted. Captions plus background music outperform narration that nobody hears. Reserve voiceover for YouTube or site embeds where autoplay is off.
A concrete figure ('30+ parameters,' 'live metrics,' 'workflow stages') gives the script a specific claim to build around. Vague briefs produce vague videos.
One outcome or one action — not a feature list. The videos in this cluster all close with a logo plus a single short CTA rather than a summary slide.
Choose the example closest to your brief: LinkedIn 15s, YouTube 30s narrated, minimalist, or dashboard-animated.
30s
Swap the bracketed parts for your product, feature, and target role. Add your URL or paste release notes.
1 min
ngram drafts the script and storyboard. Adjust pacing, swap captions, change the voice — then export.
5 min
A pre-filled prompt you can copy, edit, and generate.
The jobs SaaS marketers and PMs hire feature announcement videos for.
Teams that ship feature announcement videos with ngram.
The ngram capabilities a feature announcement video leans on.
Wire feature announcement creation into the tools your team already uses.
whenyou approve a feature announcement
thenpost it captioned to your LinkedIn feed
whena video finishes rendering
thenpublish it straight to your channel
whena new release ships
thenauto-render an announcement and alert the team
whena record updates in your stack
thenkick off an announcement render in a scenario
whena webhook fires from your release pipeline
thengenerate an announcement in a self-hosted flow
whenyou find the release page you want to announce
thenstart a video from the browser without switching tabs
Quick utilities for the pieces of a feature announcement.
Drop in what you already have.
Drop in your product URL or release notes and let ngram draft the announcement. Edit the script, swap the voice, and export for LinkedIn or YouTube.