What does ngram pull from the app URL?

ngram reads the page text, pulls visible screenshots, and captures any product UI it can reach. It extracts the product name, headline, feature copy, and product visuals. If your app is behind a login, paste the public marketing page or App Store listing URL instead.

Can I use this without a URL?

Yes. Replace the [product-url] slot with a short written brief — two or three sentences describing the product, its audience, and what it looks like. ngram generates scenes from that description using AI visuals instead of pulling from a live page.

What if my entertainment app only has one standout feature?

Set [feature-2] and [feature-3] to the same feature from two different angles — for example, 'browsing cards' and 'filtering by rarity' are both card-collection actions. Or use the 15-second teaser variation, which shows only one feature and cuts immediately to the CTA.

How do I get the right energy for a fan-community product?

The [tone] slot does most of the work. 'High-energy, fan-community, playful' produces faster cuts, brighter motion graphics, and more upbeat music than 'clean, modern, professional.' Try two or three tone variations in the editor to find the right match.

Can I add a voiceover in Korean, Japanese, or Spanish?

Yes. Set [vo-language] to the target language. ngram generates the script in that language and picks a matching voice. Entertainment apps in K-pop, J-pop, or Latin music often get better conversion with native-language narration for their core audience.

What is the difference between this template and the generic product launch video template?

This template is built around entertainment app patterns: a community-specific hook, a three-feature sequence driven by real UI, and a tone calibrated for fan or creator audiences. The generic product launch template is URL-in, four-beat-out with no entertainment-specific structure. Use this one when your audience is fans, collectors, music listeners, gamers, or cinephiles.

Can I include a screen recording alongside the URL?

Yes. Attach a screen recording when you submit the prompt. ngram uses it for the feature-sequence beats, which gives sharper UI cuts than screenshots alone. The URL still provides brand visuals and copy for the hook and reveal.

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Launch your entertainment app with a Template built from real prompts

Paste your app URL, fill 12 slots, and get a 30-second motion-graphics launch video — script, storyboard, and visuals included.

The short version

What this template is

An entertainment product launch video template is a slot-ified prompt plus a four-beat scene structure that turns your app URL into a 30-second motion-graphics clip. Every real prompt in this cluster attached a URL and named a specific audience — K-pop fans, music festival-goers, film buffs. None supplied a pre-written script. This template matches that pattern: give it a URL and the slots below, and ngram handles script, storyboard, and motion graphics from there.

The template prompt

Copy it, replace the brackets with your product details, and paste into ngram — or hit "Use this template" to open the editor with it pre-filled.

prompt

Create a [duration]-second entertainment product launch video for [product-name], a [product-category] for [audience]. Pull the product visuals and copy from [product-url]. Open on the moment [audience] discovers they need this — the gap in their [activity-or-need]. Reveal [product-name] as the answer. Walk through [feature-1], [feature-2], and [feature-3] in three quick beats, each using real UI from the URL. Tone: [tone]. End on the [product-name] logo with the line: [cta-line]. Voiceover language: [vo-language]; if no voiceover, use on-screen captions with background music.

Slot	What to put	Example
[product-name]	Your app or platform name	Cardboard
[product-category]	What it is, in plain words	K-pop photo card collectible tracker for fans
[audience]	The specific community it's for	K-pop collectors and traders
[product-url]	Your app or product page URL	https://cardboard.app
[activity-or-need]	The thing they're doing before they find you	tracking trades in spreadsheets
[feature-1]	First feature to show	card collection browser
[feature-2]	Second feature to show	trade log with rarity scoring
[feature-3]	Third feature to show	community trade board
[tone]	Voice and energy	high-energy, fan-community, playful
[cta-line]	Closing line on the final screen	Download free on iOS and Android
[vo-language]	Voiceover language	English
[duration]	Target length in seconds	30

Scene structure

What the template builds

Four beats, 30 seconds — the shape every real entertainment launch prompt in this cluster converges on.

1
Audience hook
6s
Open on the specific gap your audience lives with — the untracked collection, the missed concert, the fragmented watchlist. Text-forward motion graphic; no product UI yet.
2
Product reveal
5s
Introduce the product name and category with the brand visual pulled from the URL. One clear line: what it is and who it's for.
3
Three-feature sequence
15s
Show the three named features in quick cuts — each beat uses real UI from the product URL with animated callouts. Five seconds per feature, narrated.
4
Logo + CTA
4s
Close on the logo and the call-to-action line. Energy matches the tone slot — fan-community apps land harder with an upbeat finish than a corporate close.

Customize

Make it yours

Duration

30s for social feeds; 60s for YouTube or an app store page with room to narrate each feature.

15s30s60s

Narration

AI voiceover in any supported language, or captions-only for Instagram and TikTok where autoplay is muted.

AI voiceoverCaptions + musicNo audio

Style

Visual treatment around the product UI.

Motion-graphicsCinematicMinimalist

Aspect ratio

16:9 for YouTube; 9:16 for Instagram Reels and TikTok; 1:1 for feed posts.

16:9 YouTube9:16 Reels / TikTok1:1 feed

Variations

Common variations

Instagram Reels cut

9:16 format with captions, no voiceover, and a two-second hook — the shape multiple prompts in this cluster requested for Instagram.

tweak

Switch to 9:16. Remove voiceover; use on-screen captions throughout. Open with the hook in the first two seconds. Keep the three-feature sequence but trim each beat to four seconds.

YouTube narrated launch

60-second cut with room for a short intro and a deeper narration of each feature — ideal when the product needs context a 30-second clip skips.

tweak

Extend to 60 seconds. After the product reveal, add a 10-second narrated intro before the three-feature sequence. Add one extra feature beat. End on the logo and CTA.

Silent captioned feed version

No voiceover — captions carry the message. Designed for LinkedIn and X where sound is off by default.

tweak

Remove the voiceover. Use concise on-screen captions for every beat. Add light background music that matches the tone slot.

15-second teaser

Compressed hook-and-reveal for a pre-launch tease or Product Hunt moment — show the audience gap and the product name only, cut before the feature sequence.

tweak

Reduce to 15 seconds. Keep the audience hook (4s) and product reveal (4s). Show one feature only (5s). Close on the logo (2s).

How it works

Open the template

"Use this template" drops you into the ngram editor with the prompt pre-filled.

instant

Fill the slots

Replace the 12 brackets: product name, URL, audience, three features, tone, CTA line, and language. Attach a screen recording if you have one — it adds sharper UI cuts.

2-3 min