Mistake angle
“Feature-first fails.”
Call out the common launch mistake that keeps the real customer problem hidden.
Too much time creating.Not enough time promoting.
Paste your product page or upload a screen recording. Get a short video that shows what your product does—then get back to building.
On camera or off. Your call.
Already in Claude Code or Codex? Make it without leaving your editor
Already recorded the product? Turn a screen recording into a video.
In founders' own words
Sound familiar?
“i couldn't create a simple enough one that explains what it does”
Start from the product page you already have. Each draft leads with a reason to care, not a feature tour.
“What software do you use to produce the videos? Any free solutions?”
No video editing skills needed, and your first videos are free.
“I am genuinely shy and uncomfortable on camera.”
Skip the camera and let captions and voice-over carry it. Or record yourself in the browser, on top of the video.
“Sometimes I want to create a short 10 second video showcasing a feature…”
One feature, one short clip. Export it vertical or landscape.
Examples
Not sure which explanation lands? Get a few to pick from.
The product stays the same. What changes is what the viewer notices first: the problem, the promise, the context, or the proof.
Contrarian angle
“One perfect message is not the goal.”
Challenge the familiar advice and replace it with a sharper point of view.
Lifestyle angle
“Make launch week feel lighter.”
Show how the product changes the day-to-day experience around the work.
Demo angle
“See the workflow in action—from URL to editable video.”
Walk through the product workflow in concrete, easy-to-follow steps.
Myth-busting angle
“Myth: you need a full marketing brief.”
Correct the assumption that keeps people from getting started.
Behind-the-scenes angle
“See how multiple video angles get made.”
Reveal the process and decisions behind the finished videos.
Examples use templates available in angles.video; the sample hooks show how one product can be explained different ways.
Browse all 50+ angle typesHow it works
From product page to a video people get.
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Paste your product page
Or upload a screen recording. Add a short note about your audience only when you want more control.
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Pick the clearest one
Each draft explains your product a different way. Keep the one that makes it click.
03
Tweak and export
Edit scene by scene, add yourself on camera if you want, and export 9:16 or 16:9.
For developers
Make the video without leaving your editor.
Run the open-source Angles skill in Claude Code or Codex, connect a compatible coding agent, build on the developer API, or add a GitHub Action that makes a video every time you publish a release. No dashboard to switch into mid-deploy.
Get the GitHub Action for release videos repository → launch video
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Read
Safe product-facing context stays local
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Choose
Review three selling angles and templates
03
Render
Confirm once and receive the MP4
Use cases
Whenever you need to show what you built.
No demo video at launch
You shipped, and the only explanation is a wall of text. Put a short video where people decide.
A landing page people don’t get
Visitors scroll past the headline and still can’t say what it does. Show them instead.
A feature nobody noticed
It shipped weeks ago and barely anyone knows it exists. Give it a clip of its own.
Something to post this week
You know you should share what you’re building. Turn this week’s work into a short video without learning a video editor.
Working from footage instead of a page? Screen recording to launch video and AI product demo videos walk through the same workflow starting from a recording.
Need more than self-serve?
Let our studio produce it with you.
For longer explainers, high-stakes launches, and custom creative direction, work with a human producer from brief to final delivery.
What Angles does
Makes what you built easy to get.
- Turns a product page or screen recording into short, editable videos
- Writes the script, captions, and voice-over for each one
- Lets you edit scene by scene, or add yourself on camera
What it won't pretend to do
“a polished asset doesn't fix weak distribution, a cold audience, or a message people don't instantly care about”
— A SaaS founder, after spending $800 on a promo video
We only help with the last one.
- It doesn’t post for you or promise views. You choose where each video goes.
- It won’t replace talking to your users. It helps you show them what you built.
FAQ
Before you make your first video.
Clear answers about what the product creates—and what it deliberately leaves to you.
Do I need a finished marketing brief?+
No. You can start with your product page and add a short note about the audience or goal when you want more specific results.
Does angles.video choose the best selling angle for me?+
It helps you create clear, meaningfully different angles. You make the final call based on your strategy and the real response after publishing; the product does not claim there is one universal winner.
How many videos do I get?+
Your first videos are free, each one explaining your product a different way. How many more you can make depends on your plan, and you can choose from 50+ angle types.
Do I have to be on camera?+
No. Captions and voice-over can carry the whole video. If you want to appear, you can record yourself in the browser and place that take on top of the video.
Does angles.video publish the videos automatically?+
No. You edit and export the videos, then publish them through the channels you choose. This keeps your accounts, timing, and final approval in your control.
What kinds of videos can I create?+
Short videos that show what a software product does: launch demos, landing page explainers, feature clips, comparisons, and other short product-marketing videos.
Can I edit the generated videos?+
Yes. The generated script and video are starting points. You can refine the message, visual direction, and brand details before exporting.
Show people what you built. Then get back to building.
Your first videos are free. On camera or off, from a product page or a screen recording.
Make my first video