Start with the workflow you recorded
Use a focused screen recording of one useful product job. You do not need to explain every feature or record a polished product tour.
Upload a product screen recording, choose the reason the viewer should care, and turn the same workflow into launch videos for social, launch pages, sales follow-up, and product education.
Built for founders, product marketers, and developer advocates who already have a product recording but need a clearer story to publish.
Best moments
Workflow
Use a focused screen recording of one useful product job. You do not need to explain every feature or record a polished product tour.
Generate distinct angles around speed, clarity, proof, workflow improvement, before-and-after, or a specific user moment.
Review the hook, script, scenes, captions, voice-over, and CTA, then export the versions that fit your launch and distribution channels.
Example angle plan
Use these as starting points, then edit the script, claim strength, and CTA to fit your real launch.
Open with the finished result, then show the recorded workflow that creates it.
Contrast the manual or frustrating path with the product-assisted workflow.
Show how quickly a user can get from a blank state to useful output.
Use the recording to explain one clear job step by step.
Make the visible product behavior the evidence for the claim.
Frame the same recording around one team, role, or launch moment.
Yes. A focused screen recording is useful source material because it shows a real workflow. Angles Video helps turn it into a clearer story with a hook, selling angle, captions, voice-over, and CTA.
No. Start with one clean, complete workflow. Remove private information and unnecessary pauses, but the goal is to show a useful product moment rather than make a full tutorial.
One recording can support several videos because the workflow stays the same while the hook, audience, proof point, and CTA change. Start with three directions: result-first, workflow, and before-after.
Use the launch brief template to clarify the story, or draft your first angle set with the free generator.