Are these real prompts people typed into ngram?

Yes. They come from the ngram 'First Prompt Analyzed' event log, normalized to remove names, company URLs, and any identifying details. The shape and wording reflect what real founders submitted.

Which prompt should I start from?

If you have a deck: use the 'seed deck to video' or 'deck animation' prompt. If you have a screen recording: use the 'AI agent platform' or 'hackathon pitch' prompt. If you only have a concept: use the 'problem-first pitch' prompt — it works without any attachments.

How long does a pitch video take to generate?

A 30-second pitch renders in under five minutes. A 90-second explainer with a detailed brief takes around ten.

Can I edit the video after ngram generates it?

Yes. ngram opens the video in a scene editor where you can swap VO lines, adjust timing, change captions, and regenerate any scene individually.

Does ngram support deck uploads for pitch videos?

Yes. You can upload a PPTX or PDF deck and ngram extracts each slide as a scene, using the slide content to drive the script and visual treatment.

Can I generate multiple cuts from the same pitch?

Yes. Ask ngram to produce a 30-second LinkedIn cut and a 90-second investor cut from the same source material in one request.

Do I need a brand kit before generating?

No. You can add a logo, brand colors, and font preferences before or after the first generation. ngram applies whatever brand context it has at the time of rendering.

What formats does ngram export for pitch videos?

MP4 at 16:9 for investor decks, 1:1 for LinkedIn, and 9:16 for vertical. All three aspect ratios are available from the export modal.

SaaS Pitch Videos — from real prompts

Seven prompts founders used in ngram to build investor and customer pitch videos. Copy one, swap the details, and generate.

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The short version

What a SaaS pitch video is

A SaaS pitch video is a short clip — usually 30 to 90 seconds — that frames the problem, demos the product, and delivers the ask to an investor or buyer. Founders, developers, and marketers make them for seed decks, Product Hunt launches, LinkedIn posts, and hackathon demos. Below: seven real prompts people typed into ngram, the patterns behind the strongest ones, and a breakdown of what makes one land.

30–90s

Typical length

72%

Made by founders

48%

Motion-graphics style

Prompt gallery

Prompts to start from

Copy one, swap the bracketed parts for your product, and generate.

AI analytics platform — investor explainer with art direction

Featured

A detailed visual brief handed to ngram: director-level scene specs, tone guide, and a 90s target. The output follows the brief exactly.

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prompt

Create a 90-second investor-grade explainer for an AI data and analytics platform. Use the art direction brief I've attached: scene-by-scene visual language, color palette, and motion style. Narrate with a professional VO that speaks to director-level buyers. Open on the insight gap problem, move to the platform UI demo, close on the traction slide.

Lead-gen platform — seed deck to video

Deck slides converted into a 2-minute video for a seed round. The brief names the round and the target audience.

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prompt

Make a 2-minute investor pitch video for a digital lead generation platform. Source material is my pitch deck. Audience: seed-stage investors. Walk through: problem size, how the platform works, current traction, and the ask. Motion-graphics style, clear professional voiceover.

AI agent platform — scripted VO and scene breakdown

Scripted narration and a full scene breakdown given as input. ngram handles the visual execution.

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prompt

Create a 90-second investor-facing product launch video for an end-to-end AI agent data and workflow platform. I'm attaching a full script with VO lines and a scene breakdown. Use my screen recording for the product demo section. Professional VO, motion-graphics treatment, close on the logo.

Enterprise IT procurement AI — dramatic VO pitch

Concept-first pitch for a novel enterprise product. A short metaphor in the prompt shapes the tone.

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prompt

Pitch video for an AI IT procurement platform — think Expedia-meets-AI for enterprise IT stacks. Narrate with a dramatic VO that opens on the pain of managing enterprise tech spend, shows the platform solving it in 20 seconds, and closes with the value prop. 30-second cut for LinkedIn.

Vacation rental AI — hackathon pitch

A problem-first 60-second pitch built from a screen recording, scoped to a hackathon demo.

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prompt

Hackathon pitch video: 60-second problem-first format for an AI agent that helps property managers identify why vacation rental units are not distribution-ready. Use my screen recording. Open on the problem in 10 seconds, demo the agent in the next 40, close with results. Motion-graphics style.

SaaS deck animation — LinkedIn investor pitch

Slide deck animated to look like a polished SaaS demo, formatted for LinkedIn feed.

30smotion-graphicsdecklinkedin

prompt

Animate my pitch deck slides into a 30-second polished SaaS demo for LinkedIn. Each slide becomes a scene: problem, product, traction, ask. Add smooth transitions and branded motion graphics. Square format, captions for autoplay.

AI intelligence platform — problem-first pitch

A concept brief with no recording or deck. The prompt names the pain point and the solution frame.

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prompt

Create a 30-second pitch video for a unified AI agent intelligence platform. The problem: decision-makers are drowning in dashboards. The pitch: one agent reads all of them and surfaces what matters. Use a concept-brief approach — motion graphics, no real product screens yet. Concise professional VO.

Patterns across SaaS pitch prompts

What these prompts have in common — pulled from the real cluster.

Most-requested length30 seconds

Briefs that attach a URL or recording~56%

Top visual styleMotion graphics

Most common authorFounders

Prompts that provide a script~52%

Anatomy

Anatomy of a standout

AI analytics platform — investor explainer with art direction

prompt

Inputs

An art direction brief with scene-level specs — palette, motion style, and tone guide. The attached brief replaces a dozen back-and-forth iterations because ngram follows it directly.

Structure

Problem (insight gap) → product UI demo → traction slide. This three-beat arc is what investors expect from a 90-second pitch; the brief locks it in before rendering.

Tone

Professional VO aimed at director-level buyers — specific enough that ngram picks the right voice register, not the generic startup-excited default.

Guardrail

Scene-by-scene visual specs in the brief prevent ngram from improvising the motion style. The output looks like the brand, not a generic AI video.

Why it works

It treats ngram like a production house that needs a real brief, not a magic button. The art direction input converts a polished concept into a rendered video without trading emails with an editor.

Playbook

What makes a good pitch video prompt

Name the audience

Seed investors, Series A partners, and enterprise buyers want different things from the same product. Name who is watching and ngram adjusts the script and tone accordingly.

Attach something real

56% of pitch prompts in this cluster attach a URL or screen recording. Concrete inputs produce credible videos; concept-only briefs produce generic ones.

Give the three beats

Problem, product, ask. Even 30-second pitches need all three. Tell ngram which beat each section covers and the structure lands.

Specify the channel

A LinkedIn pitch needs square format and captions. A deck-attachment pitch needs a different rhythm. Channel determines length, format, and autoplay behavior.

Set the VO register

Dramatic, professional, warm, founder — each word does different work in the voiceover selection. One word in the brief can shift the entire output.

Keep the ask short

The strongest closings are one sentence: the metric, the round, the CTA. Prompts that try to squeeze three outcomes into the last 5 seconds dilute all of them.

How it works