Real prompts founders used to generate launch videos with ngram. Pick the shape that fits your launch, copy the prompt, and generate.
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A SaaS product launch video is a short clip a founder or small team makes for the moment a product or feature goes public. Most run 15 to 90 seconds. The goal is to grab attention fast: show what the problem is, show the product solving it, and give viewers one thing to do next. Founders use them on Product Hunt, LinkedIn, and landing pages. The examples below are real prompts used in ngram, normalized to remove PII.
15–90s
Most common range
54%
Written by founders
86%
Include a URL or recording
Each prompt below was used to generate a real launch video. Copy one, swap the details for your product, and generate.
30-second fast-paced reveal built for a Product Hunt debut, targeting a niche developer audience.
Make a fast-paced 30-second Product Hunt launch video for an AI ASO analytics agent targeting mobile game developers. Pull from my product URL. Open on the problem: ASO is guesswork without data. Show the agent running a keyword analysis. Close on the Product Hunt listing. Upbeat background music, motion graphics, no voiceover.
60-second motion-graphics launch targeting LinkedIn with a reference-style brief and screen recording.
Create a 60-second product launch video for an AI copilot for industrial procurement, targeted at LinkedIn. Match the style of my reference video. I'll upload a screen recording showing the tool in use. Open on the manual pain of procurement coordination, then show the copilot handling it. Motion graphics, professional tone, square format.
Ultra-short 15-second brand reveal built from a product URL with motion-graphics polish.
Make a 15-second brand reveal video for an AI chat agent product using my product URL. No voiceover. Open on the product name, show one key interaction animating on screen, close on the logo and tagline. Clean motion-graphics style.
90-second cinematic problem-to-solution arc for a landing page, sourced from URL and screen recording.
Create a 90-second landing page hero video for a UK property management platform aimed at letting agents. Pull context from my product URL and use my screen recording for the product walkthrough. Open on the frustration of chasing landlords and tenants across email and spreadsheets. Show the platform handling the full workflow. Cinematic style, British English voiceover, end on a free-trial CTA.
Two-minute story-first launch video opening with imagery before revealing the technical product.
Make a 2-minute cinematic explainer for an AI-powered geospatial lake monitoring platform built for NGOs. Open on aerial lake imagery to establish beauty and scale, then introduce the cloud-cover problem that makes satellite monitoring unreliable. Show how the platform fills the data gaps. Tone: scientific but accessible. No jargon. Suitable for a conference intro or grant presentation.
60-second launch video generated directly from the Product Hunt listing URL.
Generate a 60-second Product Hunt listing video for a document and notes SaaS tool. Source everything from my Product Hunt listing URL — pull the tagline, feature highlights, and screenshots from there. Fast cut between key features. Clean, modern style. English voiceover. End on the upvote CTA.
Quick 30-second promo video for a no-code SaaS, generated straight from the product URL.
Create a 30-second product launch promo for a no-code app builder SaaS. Source everything from my product URL. Show a non-technical person going from idea to deployed app in a few clicks. Punchy pacing, motion graphics, upbeat music. End on the free-plan CTA.
What the real cluster of founder launch prompts shows.
Make a fast-paced 30-second Product Hunt launch video for an AI ASO analytics agent targeting mobile game developers. Pull from my product URL. Open on the problem: ASO is guesswork without data. Show the agent running a keyword analysis. Close on the Product Hunt listing. Upbeat background music, motion graphics, no voiceover.
Input
One URL. No deck, no recording — the prompt tells ngram to pull the product UI from the URL so the founder doesn't need to gather assets first.
Structure
Problem stated in one line ("ASO is guesswork without data"), one feature shown in action, close on the Product Hunt listing. Three beats, no padding.
Channel instruction
"Product Hunt listing" as the close anchors the video to the launch destination rather than a generic CTA.
Style and sound
"No voiceover" is a deliberate choice for a fast-paced feed format where autoplay is muted. Motion graphics carry the story instead.
Why it works
The brief gives ngram a specific problem, a specific feature to show, and a specific destination to close on. There's nothing vague for the model to fill in with generic copy. The URL does the asset work; the prompt does the story work.
The first five seconds decide whether a viewer stays. State the specific pain your product solves before you show anything.
86% of these prompts attach a URL or recording. Paste your product URL and let ngram pull the UI — you don't need to gather screenshots before you start.
Product Hunt and feed posts want 15–30 seconds. Landing page heroes can carry 60–90 seconds. Two-minute slots exist for conference intros and grant presentations, not homepage autoplay.
Upvote, start a free trial, or book a demo — pick one. Launch videos that list multiple CTAs convert on none of them.
"Motion graphics, no voiceover" and "cinematic, British English voiceover" produce different videos from the same brief. The more specific the style instruction, the less ngram has to infer.
Choose the prompt closest to your launch: Product Hunt reveal, LinkedIn post, landing page hero, or long-form explainer.
30s
Swap the product name, channel, and CTA for yours. Attach your URL or screen recording where the prompt asks for it.
2 min
ngram drafts the script, storyboard, and video. Adjust pacing, captions, voice, or any scene before you publish.
5 min
Prefilled prompts you can copy, edit, and generate.
The jobs founders hire a launch video to do.
Teams and roles that ship launch videos with ngram.
The ngram capabilities a founder launch video leans on.
Push the video to wherever your launch lives — without downloading and re-uploading.
whenyou approve the launch video
thenpost it captioned to your LinkedIn feed
whenthe render finishes
thenpublish it straight to your channel
whena new product page goes live
thenauto-trigger a launch video render
whena launch date is set in your project tool
thenkick off a video render in a scenario
whena webhook fires from your release pipeline
thengenerate a launch clip in a self-hosted flow
whenyou're on a Product Hunt listing
thenstart a launch video from the browser
Utilities for the individual pieces of a founder launch.
Most founders already have the right source material.
Paste your product URL or drop in a screen recording. ngram drafts the script, storyboard, and video — edit anything before you ship.