Is AI finally good enough to shoot a product demo on its own, or human touch is still needed?
I generated a 20s product demo with Seedance 2.5 in a single take providing it with one product image reference and an example video transcript (posted in the comments).
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From making ad Reels for small businesses, the visuals were never the hard part. The hard part is picking the one problem the customer actually feels and opening with it. AI makes the shooting faster, but that decision is still on us.
Using a single product image plus a transcript as the only inputs for that Seedance demo is a smart test. Did you find the AI handled pacing and product close-ups well, or did it still need a human edit pass for the hook and CTA?
Your product might be great. Does your marketing make it look that way?
For this Base44 remake, I explored how thoughtful motion design can make a product feel more intuitive, polished and engaging.
I focused on:
→ highlighting what matters
→ building a visual flow that feels natural
→ using transitions to connect ideas
→ making every movement serve a purpose
Because good product videos don't just show what a product does. They make people want to use it.
I help SaaS and AI companies turn complex products into simple, exciting videos.
When does a hand-drawn logo make sense for a brand?
In this case, a Barcelona-based creative studio founded by a team with decades of combined experience approached me wanting a hand-drawn identity that would feel unexpected for a team like them, a way to signal creativity and...
Being a Challenge winner was unexpected yet beyond rewarding.
I had goosebumps while creating this product launch and was well worth the long nights.
This was my first introduction to language prompting with Kittl's AI workflow so I'd figure I'll build out a full portfolio piece instead of pushing productivity today.
A lot of pieces came together for the final buildout and worth sharing.
I had a lot of fun bringing this one to life and I hope it feels like the kind of video that makes you want to stop and click buy immediately. 😊
Huge congratulations on the Kittl challenge win, Anjyla. Turning a first language-prompting experiment into a full portfolio piece is a smart move. The Papa M's launch looks like it was worth every long night.