For Product marketers

Feature videos for every release, not every quarter.

Make product launch and feature announcement videos in minutes. animatiQ turns a release brief or product URL into a finished video for each update.

01 / Problem

The launch is ready. The video is not.

  • Launches and feature updates arrive every few weeks, and each one waits in a design queue.
  • Messaging changes after review, and rebuilding a video takes as long as the first one did.
  • One announcement needs a launch film, a demo, a social cut, and a vertical teaser, each made by hand.

02 / How it helps

Brief in. Finished video out. Still editable.

Brief once, cut many

Write the release brief once. Build the launch film, then recompose the same message into square and vertical cuts for each channel.

Stay on brand

Set the brand kit once per project. The logo, colors, and fonts hold across everything made in that project.

Show the feature, not a recording

Sequence real product states into a short demo that leads with the benefit, instead of a click-by-click walkthrough.

Edit when the copy changes

Change a headline, a scene, or the timing in the editor, then export again. The project stays available after the render.

03 / Videos

Videos you can make.

04 / Try it

Watch a brief become a video.

Describe the video, add your sources, and choose a format. Review mode shows the plan before it builds.

Video composerSample project
Describe the video you want to create... (@ to mention, / for skills)

Interactive demo · sample data · changes stay on this page

Video composer · a brief, a format, and a finished video

05 / FAQ

Common questions.

Can I make a video for every feature release?
Yes. animatiQ is built for a steady stream of launches and updates. Give it the release brief and the product states, and it builds the video in minutes.
Can one announcement become several formats?
Yes. animatiQ can recompose one idea into 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1 cuts, with hooks and pacing suited to each placement.
Do I need a designer to review it?
No. You can review the storyboard before it builds, then request changes in chat or adjust scenes in the timeline.
Can I publish or schedule the videos?
Yes, through the channels you connect. Plan posts on the content calendar. Publishing and scheduling use your connected accounts.

Make your first cut.

Bring a URL or a brief. Keep the project.