Do I need a screen recording, or is a URL enough?

A URL is enough. Paste your sports-platform link and ngram fetches the page, pulls the real screens, and builds the demo from them. A screen recording works too and gives you tighter control over the exact flow — but most briefs in this cluster start from a URL alone.

Can I demo more than one module?

The 30-second template is deliberately single-module — one feed, one booking flow, one dashboard — because it converts better. For a unified platform that brings player management, contracts, injuries, scheduling, and analytics together, use the 45s LinkedIn or 60s YouTube variation.

Who is this demo aimed at?

Club staff, analysts, league operators, and sports-tech buyers — the people who evaluate and use sports software. The audience slot tunes the script: a performance-staff cut leans on data and outcomes, a club-management cut leans on the value of one unified system.

What if I don't want a voiceover?

Set the narration option to captions-only. Demos posted to Instagram and LinkedIn usually run captioned with music, since those feeds autoplay muted.

Which channel and aspect ratio does it produce?

16:9 by default, tuned for YouTube. Switch to 9:16 for Reels and Shorts or 1:1 for Instagram feed before generating, or use the Instagram caption-only variation.

Will it use my real product screens or invent fake ones?

Real screens. The prompt pins the demo to the UI from your URL or recording and tells ngram not to invent fake screens, so it reads as a genuine product showcase rather than an AI concept.

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Turn your platform URL or screen recording into a sports product demo video

A prompt recipe built from the real briefs sports-tech teams write in ngram. Drop in your platform, the module you want to show, and the channel — generate a narrated demo for club staff, analysts, and sports-tech buyers in minutes.

The short version

What this template is

A sports product demo video template is a reusable prompt plus scene structure that turns a sports-platform URL or screen recording into a short, narrated walkthrough of one module — a score feed, a booking flow, an analytics dashboard. ngram fills the structure (problem hook, module walkthrough, outcome, CTA) so a sports-tech founder or marketer only names the platform, the module, and the channel, then generates. The result is aimed at the people who buy and use sports software: club staff, analysts, league operators, and sports-tech buyers.

The template prompt

Copy it, replace the slots in brackets, and paste it into ngram — or hit “Use this template” to open the editor with it prefilled.

prompt

Create a [duration] product demo for [platform-name], a [platform-category] for [audience]. Pull the screens from [source] and walk through [key-module] step by step over the real UI — do not invent fake screens. Open on the problem: [pain-point]. Tone: [tone]. End on the logo with the line [cta]. Format for [channel]. Voiceover language: [vo-language]; if no voiceover, use on-screen captions plus light background music.

Slot	What to put	Example
[duration]	Length of the cut	30-second
[platform-name]	Your platform name	PitchSide
[platform-category]	What it is, in plain words	live match-scoring and analytics platform
[audience]	Who it's for	club analysts and performance staff
[source]	Where ngram pulls the UI from	my product URL
[key-module]	The one module you demo	the live score module
[pain-point]	The problem you open on	scores get entered by hand and reach the bench too late
[tone]	Voice + feel	confident, fast, data-forward
[cta]	Closing line	See every match in real time on PitchSide
[channel]	Where it posts	YouTube 16:9
[vo-language]	Narration language	English

Scene structure

What the template builds

Four beats, 30 seconds — the shape most sports-tech demo prompts converge on.

1
Problem hook
6s
Name the pain club staff or analysts feel before they see the platform — manual scoring, scattered spreadsheets, a booking phone tree. Text-forward, no UI yet.
2
Module walkthrough
16s
Cut to the real screens from your URL or recording. Narrate the single module solving the problem, step by step, with on-screen callouts on the live data.
3
Outcome
5s
Show the after-state — the result the module produces. One number or one clear win the buyer cares about.
4
Logo + CTA
3s
Land on the platform logo and the closing line. Calm, confident, no hard sell.

Customize

Make it yours

Duration

Trim for social or extend to walk a unified platform.

30s45s60s

Narration

AI voiceover, or captions-only for feed autoplay.

AI voiceoverCaptions + musicNo audio

Style

Visual treatment around the UI.

Motion-graphicsCinematicMinimalist

Aspect ratio

Match the channel you're posting to.

16:9 YouTube9:16 Reels/Shorts1:1 feed

Variations

Common variations

30s URL-only screencast

Show a single flow — a booking or a score entry — end to end over the real UI, pulled straight from your website.

tweak

Keep it 30 seconds. Pull all screens from my product URL. Walk one flow end to end. No script from me — write the narration from the URL.

Instagram caption-only cut

For feeds that autoplay muted — short, square, captions doing the talking.

tweak

Switch to 9:16 or 1:1 for Instagram. Remove the voiceover. Use concise on-screen captions and light music. Focus the whole clip on the UI.

45s LinkedIn unified-platform promo

A persuasive cut for performance staff and club management that shows the value of one system, not a tutorial.

tweak

Extend to 45 seconds for LinkedIn. Make it persuasive, not a step-by-step — show player management, contracts, injuries, scheduling, and match analytics living in one platform. Audience: performance staff, analysts, and club management.

60s YouTube feature deep-dive

Walk two or three modules for buyers evaluating the whole platform.

tweak

Extend to 60 seconds for YouTube. Demo [key-module] plus two supporting modules. Add a short narrated intro and on-screen callouts labelling each step.

How it works