Felo VideoProduct explainer video maker
For product teams, founders and marketers: turn product details into a video with visuals, voiceover, captions and music. Help people see why it matters.
Paste a product URL or write the facts. Add supporting files when available.
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This page’s example · English narration
See the source material and production brief used for this sample. The source and video are in English; the practice text in other page languages is there for you to adapt.
Before publishing, check the facts, captions and permission to use the materials.
Demo product: a team task board. Create a 45-second introduction for small teams. Show only these features: assign an owner, set a due date, update a status. Start with tasks scattered across chats; end by inviting viewers to try a shared board. Use English narration and captions. Do not invent integrations or performance figures.
Add a page, notes or files describing the audience and the feature you want to show.
State the problem, relevant action and the next step you want viewers to take.
Review the visuals and claims, request changes in the workspace, then download for sharing.
This is a fictional product brief for planning. Replace it with your own verified details; the videos in the style gallery below are separate demonstrations.
Tasks are scattered across chats. Show what the team is trying to organize.
Give one task an owner, a due date and a visible status.
Show how the team can see responsibility and progress in one place, then invite a trial.
Clear inputs help keep the product story specific. Include only material you are authorized to use.
Who it is for, what is available now and the exact steps or features to explain.
Logos, screenshots or diagrams you own or have permission to use. Describe what must be shown faithfully.
Sources for numbers, pricing and comparisons. Leave out claims you cannot substantiate.
Product overview
Introduce a team task board to a small team. Cover the problem, three provided features and a clear invitation to try it.
Feature launch
Explain a new due-date reminder. Use the release notes to show what changed and who it helps; do not assume existing features.
Getting started
Explain how to create a first task, assign an owner and update its status. Follow the supplied instructions without claiming to record the app.
Sales follow-up
Summarize a product for a buyer’s team using their stated problem and the supplied feature facts. End with a request to book a demo.
Real Felo samples made from different sources and briefs. Open a video or view its source; narration is in English.
English · 00:45 · 16:9
English · 00:30 · 9:16
English · 00:30 · 9:16
English · 00:45 · 16:9
Choose a clean diagram, whiteboard or editorial style. Add brand guidance to your request and review the result.
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Specify the language and frame for each version. Review product terms, UI labels and the call to action locally.
Existing Felo videos demonstrate presentation styles. They are not recordings or outputs of the demo task-board product on this page.
Specify pronunciations for brand names, acronyms and technical terms.
Use captions and labels to support the steps, not to crowd every feature into one screen.
Request landscape for a product page or portrait for a social introduction.
For cinematic scenes or character animation, use Felo AI Video Generator to create video clips from a text prompt or reference image.
Explore AI Video GeneratorSome short introductions can cost under US$1. Credits depend on duration and production requirements; revisions can add to the cost.
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Start with the information your team already maintains.
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Focus a new video on the feature or message that changed.
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Allow time and credits to correct wording, branding and visual details.
Vertical, horizontal and square in one export, so I stopped re-cropping frames and rebuilding titles for every platform.
Dan Kowalski
Product manager / side-hustle writer · Substack
No camera, no voiceover, no editing software: I hit generate and it handles the rest.
Walter Hayes
Long-form essayist · Medium
Check the video against the current product and release notes.
Review names, logos, labels and screen depictions before publishing.
Verify prices, claims and links; make the final call to action specific.
A video that shows who a product is for, the problem it addresses and how its relevant features work.
Yes. Paste a URL or add product notes and supported files. Include details that are not available on a public page.
This tool creates a narrated video. It does not automatically operate your app, capture a live session or create a clickable demo.
Provide assets you are allowed to use through supported uploads, with instructions. Review the output; exact UI or logo reproduction is not guaranteed.
Yes, voiceover, captions and background music are part of the workflow. Check product names and pronunciation.
Base the brief on facts you can support. Review generated claims yourself; the tool does not guarantee sales or conversion improvements.