Launch day is one moment fired across every feed at once — your X thread, your LinkedIn post, the waitlist blast, the changelog note. Paste your product URL and ShipTeaser returns a 15-second motion-graphics teaser built from your own page, ready to post everywhere the moment you ship.
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A SaaS launch isn't one post — it's an X thread, a LinkedIn announcement, a waitlist blast and a changelog entry, all the same morning. From one generation you get exports in 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16, so a single teaser covers every channel without re-cutting.
Launch-day feeds are muted and fast. The teaser is silent motion graphics by design — the message lives in text and motion, so it lands whether someone watches with sound off on X or skims it in a LinkedIn preview.
The engine opens your live SaaS page in a headless browser and pulls your real headline, colors and product screenshots. Viewers see the interface they'll sign up for — not a stock mockup or a generic template with your logo dropped in.
This is announcement content, not a performance-marketing spot. The five scenes — hook, problem, solution, proof, CTA — frame what you shipped and why it matters, so it earns attention from builders instead of reading like ad slop in the timeline.
When the deploy is green and the launch post is drafted, the last thing you want is a week-long edit. URL to downloadable MP4 takes about two minutes, so the video is never the thing that slips your launch window.
Your first teaser is free with no credit card. Generate it while you write the launch copy, and if it captures the ship, it's ready to post the moment you go live.
Drop the link to your landing page or launch page — the same URL you'll be sending traffic to on launch day.
It extracts your brand, writes the script from your own copy, and assembles five beat-cut scenes into a 15-second silent motion-graphics teaser.
Download the MP4 and drop it into your Product Hunt gallery, your X launch thread, your LinkedIn post and your waitlist email — one asset, every feed.
It's the short teaser you post the day you ship — the clip that runs at the top of your Product Hunt gallery, in your X launch thread and your LinkedIn announcement. Its job is the first impression: stop the scroll, name the problem, show the product, earn the click. ShipTeaser makes that 15-second teaser from your URL; it is not a long demo walkthrough.
A teaser. ShipTeaser doesn't record your screen or walk through your dashboard flow — it builds a fast motion-graphics announcement from your page's headline, colors and screenshots. Save the full demo for your onboarding docs or a follow-up post; the launch itself needs something short enough to finish in a busy feed.
Everywhere your launch lives. X and LinkedIn take a native MP4 upload, your waitlist email and changelog can embed it, and if you're also going up on Product Hunt the gallery accepts a YouTube link. Because you get 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16 exports from one generation, the same teaser fits each placement without a re-crop.
No. Launch-day viewers watch muted, mid-scroll, so a voice track mostly goes unheard. ShipTeaser teasers are silent on purpose — text, motion and your real UI carry the message. There's no narration, no AI avatar and no talking head to script or re-record if your positioning shifts before launch.
Whenever your launch plan firms up. A SaaS go-live usually fires several channels at once — the X thread, the LinkedIn post, the waitlist email, the changelog entry — so you want the teaser in hand before you start scheduling any of them. Generation is quick enough to sit inside your pre-launch prep, and your free teaser is yours to hold: make it once your headline is settled, then release it when every feed goes live together. If your positioning shifts before the date, regenerate and you're covered.
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