Make a teaser video from a URL, not from a timeline. ShipTeaser reads your live page and cuts a 30-second motion-graphics video: five scenes, one rhythm, and a cliffhanger that points straight at your product.
Free · no credit card · a 30-second video, ready to post
Feeds decide in the first second and forgive nothing after eight. A teaser is short because attention is. Every scene earns the next one, and the video ends before anyone thinks about scrolling.
A demo shows everything and asks for nothing. A teaser withholds (hook, tension, reveal) and leaves one open loop that only your landing page closes. That's the click.
Hook, problem, solution, proof, call-to-action. The engine cuts them like a movie trailer, not a slideshow: pacing first, decoration second.
The engine reads your live page (headline, colors, real screenshots) and writes the script from your own copy. It looks like launch content from your design team, not ad slop.
Paste a URL, download a 1080p MP4 about two minutes later. No timeline, no keyframes, no export settings. The teaser is finished the first time you see it. Same flow for a SaaS launch, a mobile app teaser, a feature release or a Product Hunt launch.
Your first teaser video is free, no credit card, which is enough to see what the engine makes of your page before you pay anything. Plans start at $99/month for one ready-to-post video a month, $199 for two, $299 for four.
Your landing page is the brief. Any public product page works: SaaS, mobile app, developer tool, or a single feature release.
Brand extraction in a headless browser, automated copywriting from your own words, then beat-cut motion design across five scenes.
Download a 30-second, 1080p MP4 sized for X, LinkedIn and your launch page. Ready to post as-is.
A teaser video is a short, high-tension clip that withholds more than it shows: a hook, a hint of the problem, a glimpse of the product, and one reason to click. It is not a demo and not an explainer. Its only job is curiosity. ShipTeaser makes them at 30 seconds, a length a feed will still watch to the end.
Paste your product URL into ShipTeaser and the teaser video maker does the rest: it extracts your brand from the live page in a headless browser, writes a script from your own copy, and cuts five scenes (hook, problem, solution, proof, call-to-action) into a 30-second 1080p MP4 in about two minutes. No avatars, no voice-over and no timeline to edit: these are motion-graphics teasers, built to read in muted feeds.
Yes. Your first teaser video on ShipTeaser is free, with no credit card, so you can judge the output on your own page before paying anything. After that, plans are $99/month for one ready-to-post video a month, $199 for two and $299 for four, priced per finished video, not per credit or per minute.
Thirty seconds. Feeds decide in the first second and forgive nothing after eight, so a teaser has to pay off fast, then keep paying off. ShipTeaser fixes the length at 30 seconds for that reason: enough time for five beats to land, still short enough that nobody scrolls past it.
A demo walks through features and runs minutes. A promo video sells a benefit and usually runs 30 to 60 seconds. A teaser does neither: ShipTeaser's runs 30 seconds, built purely to create curiosity and send people to your page, not to sell or explain. Different job, not just a different length. The teaser is the one that earns the click. Keep the demo for your docs and your sales calls, and lead with the teaser.
Paste your product URL and get a professional teaser video, free.