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Startup Explainer Video From Your Landing Page
Help first-time visitors understand the company and take the next step. Start from the landing page or one-pager you already have, keep names and claims literal, then rerun only the scene that changes.
16:9~60s
Credits: 90
Examples
Watch a relevant video example
These existing TapVid outputs illustrate the video format; they do not verify every input workflow or imply a customer partnership.
The workflow
How it works
Check the first-hear story
Review the problem, the company, the how-it-works beats, approved names, and the single CTA before the video renders.
Generate and update by scene
Create the explainer, then change one caption, visual, or CTA and rerun only the affected scene before final review.
Overview
What is a startup explainer video?
A startup explainer video is a short informational video, usually 60 to 90 seconds, that tells a first-time visitor what the company does, who it is for, and what to do next. The useful source is not a blank prompt. It is the landing page, one-pager, screenshots, logo, and approved claims you already use to explain the company.
TapVid turns those materials into a reviewable video. Names, prices, and approved wording stay literal. You check the brief, script, and scene plan before export. When a line or screenshot changes, rerun only that scene and review the new result. This is not a live screen recording, not an interactive demo, and not a four-to-eight-minute investor pitch.
Why TapVid
Why make the explainer from sources you already have
Help a stranger take the next step
A first-time visitor on the homepage, Product Hunt, or a deck teaser should understand the company and see one action, not a feature dump.
Keep the company facts intact
Use the supplied URL, one-pager, screenshots, and approved wording instead of asking a model to invent traction, UI, or prices.
Review before the full render
Check the script and scene-to-source match before generation so a mismatched name or CTA can be corrected earlier.
Update one scene at a time
When a plan name or screenshot changes, rerun that scene and review the new result instead of rebuilding the whole cut.
Reuse one locked pack
Keep the URL, claims, and CTA together so the homepage cut and a shorter launch cut start from the same reviewed materials.
Stay on the startup job
Use this page for a company introduction. Use a SaaS explainer, product demo, or investor pitch page when that is the actual job.
Use cases
Where this explainer is used
Homepage first-hear
Turn the live landing page into a 60 to 90s explainer that sits above the fold and points to one signup or demo action.
Product Hunt listing
Use the same approved claims in a shorter cut. Do not add new features or social proof the listing does not already state.
Pitch-deck teaser
Explain the company in under two minutes for a deck or outreach note. A four-to-eight-minute fundraising narrative belongs on the investor pitch page.
Questions & answers
Frequently Asked Questions
- It is a short informational video that tells a first-time visitor what the company does, who it is for, and what to do next. Most landing-page versions run 60 to 90 seconds and start from a page, one-pager, or approved script you already have.
- A SaaS explainer starts from current product screens and approved UI copy for a software workflow people already expect to inspect. This page starts from the company story a stranger needs first, usually a landing URL or one-pager. Open the SaaS explainer page when the interface is the proof.
- A product demo shows how the product works and does not record a live screen. An investor pitch page is a longer deck-led fundraising narrative. This page is the 60 to 90s company introduction for a first-time visitor.
- Start with the landing or product URL. Add an approved one-pager, current screenshots if they exist, logo, and one CTA. Do not invent customers, funding amounts, or screens the product does not have.
- Use 60 to 90 seconds for a homepage. Product Hunt cuts are often shorter. A full investor pitch is a different job and a different page. Confirm the duration in the composer before you generate.
- Yes. Change the caption, visual, pacing, or CTA in plain language and rerun only the affected scene. Review that new result. Isolated rerun is not a zero-error promise.
- No. TapVid does not record a live screen and does not create an interactive click-through. If the viewer must follow exact UI clicks, use a screen-demo tool.
- Current plans, credits, and commercial terms are on the live pricing page and official terms. This page does not quote studio packages or invent a per-video fee.
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