The problem this solves
Product demo video is the format every channel rewards and most teams cannot afford to keep making. A proper demo clip means screen capture sessions, an editor, motion titles, and a week of back-and-forth, so most products get one demo video a year and run it long after the product has moved on. Meanwhile the feed algorithms keep paying a premium for motion, and static screenshots of the product keep underperforming against it.
The irony is that the best demo asset most companies own is already live: the landing page. It has been through more editorial cycles than any video script ever will, it shows the product's story in the intended order, and it is updated whenever the story changes. A smooth scroll through a well-made landing page is genuinely how buyers first experience the product, and it reads as authentic in a way rendered mockups never do.
This mission turns that shipped asset into feed-ready video: a real browser records a smooth scroll-through of the page, an on-brand intro frame is generated to open the clip, and the pieces are stitched into a tight demo cut sized for the feeds. When the page changes, rerunning the mission refreshes the creative in minutes, which makes demo video a renewable resource instead of an annual project.
How the mission runs
- Record the scroll-through. The rendered browser loads your landing page fresh and records a smooth, steady top-to-bottom scroll as video, capturing the page exactly as it renders live: real typography, real content, real product imagery in the sequence your team designed.
- Generate the branded intro frame. An opening frame is generated to match your brand: product name, one-line hook, your palette. The intro gives the clip a deliberate start and a place for the claim, so the scroll that follows plays as evidence for it.
- Stitch the cut. Intro and recording are stitched into one clip and trimmed to roughly fifteen seconds, the length feed algorithms and human attention agree on. The pacing keeps the scroll continuous, so the product story flows without a single edit call on your side.
- Deliver sized for the feeds. The finished clip is delivered ready for LinkedIn and YouTube placement, hosted and linked for immediate download. What arrives is a finished asset, ready to run as organic post or paid creative.
- Rerun whenever the page ships changes. Because the source is the live page, refreshing the creative is a rerun rather than a project. New hero, new pricing, new social proof: the next recording carries them automatically, keeping the ad and the product story permanently in sync.
The prompt
This is the exact objective the agent receives. Swap the obvious placeholders for your own domain, segment or channel and run it as-is from the console, Slack, or the API.
What comes back
A finished 15-second demo clip: branded intro frame, smooth scroll-through of your live landing page, stitched and sized for LinkedIn and YouTube. Rerunnable on demand, so demo creative refreshes at the pace the page evolves rather than the pace of video production.
Make it yours
- Record the phone rendering of the page instead for placements where the audience is mobile, since a phone-width scroll reads natively in vertical feed contexts.
- Make one clip per campaign landing page, so every ad group gets demo creative showing the exact page its click leads to.
- Generate two intro frames with different hooks and run both cuts as an A/B test with identical scroll footage, isolating the claim as the variable.
Frequently asked questions
Why record the landing page instead of generating a product video?
Authenticity and maintenance. The landing page is real shipped product storytelling that buyers will actually see after the click, so the ad makes a promise the destination visibly keeps. And because the source is live, the creative refreshes by rerunning rather than re-producing.
What if our page is long or scrolls awkwardly?
The recording length and scroll pacing are tunable, and the cut can use the strongest stretch of the page rather than the full height. Pages with heavy animation sometimes benefit from a second take at a slower scroll, which costs a rerun rather than an editing session.
Can we use the clip in paid placements?
Yes, that is the intended use alongside organic posting. The clip is standard H.264 video accepted by the ad platforms, and pairing it with the landing-page review playbook first ensures the page the ad shows is the page the click deserves.