Product demo videos
Up to 40 screenshots become a narrated walkthrough. Each screen is rebuilt at 1080p, so it stays sharp even when your captures are not.
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Narrated product videos from screenshots
Add screenshots of your product and say who the video is for. Arcframe Studio plans the scenes, writes the narration, voices it and renders a polished 1080p video — or builds an animated explainer from a single prompt.
On every plan · 20 free credits on signup · No credit card required
What it does
From screenshots or a prompt to a finished film
Animated explainers
Describe what to explain. Studio plans up to 24 animated scenes and can draw from up to 12 reference images — a chart, a diagram, a table.
Mobile app demos
Phone screenshots become an upright 9:16 video, ready for Reels, Shorts and app-store previews.
Natural narration
English narration in ElevenLabs voices, Indian English via Sarvam, or your own cloned voice — with captions timed to every word.
Make it yours
Templates, background music, on-screen text with 3D styles and per-word colours, and captions on or off — change the look without rewriting a scene.
Review and approval
Send a free review link. Reviewers watch, comment and approve, and can download the whole video and every scene as 1080p MP4.
You stay in control of every scene
- Read and edit the plan and every line before anything is voiced
- Rewrite one scene with a note, without touching the rest
- Edit on-screen text directly — no credits
- Move, skip or delete scenes; duplicate a design to try a variation
- Versions and history for every round of review
- Also available from Claude and ChatGPT through the Arcframe MCP connector
How it works
- 1
Describe it
Say what the product does and who it's for. Add screenshots — or, for an explainer, just the prompt.
- 2
Studio writes and voices it
It plans the scenes, writes the narration and speaks it. Review and edit any line.
- 3
Render and share
Render a 1080p MP4 and send a review link to your team or your client.
Pricing
Clear credits, no surprises
| Starting a design | Free |
|---|---|
| Planning the scenes | 1 credit per screenshot |
| Writing a scene | 20 credits (animated explainer: 30) |
| Voicing the narration | 2–5 credits per 1,000 characters, by voice |
| Background music | Made once, from 4 credits |
| Rendering and review links | Free |
A 10-scene, roughly 4-minute product demo is about 230 credits. Available on every plan, Free included — each step shows its price on its button before you run it.
FAQ
Arcframe Studio, answered
Arcframe Studio turns screenshots of your product into a narrated demo video, or a prompt into an animated explainer. It plans the scenes, writes the narration, voices it and renders a 1080p MP4 — with no screen recording and no timeline editing.
No. Screenshots are enough — up to 40 per design. Studio rebuilds each screen and animates it, so the video stays sharp at 1080p even when the captures are small.
Yes. Choose Mobile app demo and add phone screenshots; the video is made in upright 9:16, ready for Reels, Shorts and app-store previews.
Yes. Choose Animated explainer and describe what the video should explain, who it is for and roughly how long it should be. Add up to 12 reference images if you want Studio to draw from a chart, diagram or table.
Studio narrates in English: ElevenLabs voices, Indian English voices from Sarvam, or your own cloned voice. For narration in Hindi, Tamil and other Indian languages, use Document to Video or the Audio tab.
Starting a design and rendering are free. Planning costs 1 credit per screenshot, writing a scene 20 credits (30 for an animated explainer), and voicing 2 to 5 credits per 1,000 characters depending on the voice. A 10-scene, roughly 4-minute demo is about 230 credits.
Yes. Share a free review link; reviewers can watch, comment, approve and download the whole video and each scene as 1080p MP4. Every round is kept as a version with its history.
Start with 20 free credits
Screenshots in. A narrated product video out. No credit card required.
Also new: Arcframe Editor — edit video by asking for it.