Launch your app with a video that shows what matters
An app launch video has a few seconds to show what your app does and why people should download it. ManyMotion starts from your screenshots. It places them in a phone frame, zooms in on key features and adds a voice-over, music and sound effects. You get an animated demo ready for social media, your website and your app store page.
Ready-to-use prompt ideas
Why ManyMotion
Your real screens
Your screenshots appear in full inside a phone or browser frame, with no cropping.
Zoom in on what matters
A button, a number, a notification: the AI zooms in on the detail you want to highlight.
Ready for launch day
Get a first version in a minute, then make quick edits as feedback comes in from your team.
Adapted for every channel
Vertical for TikTok and Reels, horizontal for your website and YouTube, square for LinkedIn.
How it works
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Describe your video
In one or two sentences: your topic, your offer, the tone you want and the format.
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The AI animates it
Animation, voice-over, original music and sound effects, all in sync, in about a minute.
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Tweak and export
Ask for changes by chatting, then download an MP4 that is ready to post.
How to structure an app launch video
Our in-depth article on the app launch video covers the full strategy. In short, the video follows this structure:
- The problem your user faces, in one sentence.
- The app in action: two or three key screens, no more.
- The "wow" moment: the feature that sets you apart, with a zoom.
- The call to download: app stores, link, launch offer.
Preparing your screenshots
- Take high-resolution screenshots on a real phone or a simulator.
- Hide personal notifications and clean up a cluttered status bar.
- Take one screenshot for each step of the user journey: home, main action, confirmation.
- For web software, capture the browser window in full screen.
Before, during and after launch
A good launch takes several videos. Post a teaser a few days before, the launch video on launch day, then short tutorials on each feature. These tutorials work much like explainer videos. To reach professionals, also post a tailored version on LinkedIn. Check out our LinkedIn video page. You can create your demo now.
Write your app's promise in one sentence
Before you create the video, write your promise in this format: "Do [action] in [time or effort] without [pain point]." For example: "Order your gas cylinder in three taps, without leaving home." This sentence becomes your video's hook and the text on your end screen.
"Open on the promise, show the order screen, zoom in on the Order button, end on the logo and the app store badges."
Frequently asked questions
How many screenshots should I upload?
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Three to five screenshots are enough for a 30- to 45-second video. If you have more, create several short videos, one per feature.
Can I use the video on my app store page?
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You export a standard Full HD MP4. Before you publish, check each store's rules on the length and content of preview videos.
My app is a website. Does this work too?
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Yes. Your screenshots then appear in a browser frame, and you can zoom in on any area of the page.
How do I pay for a subscription?
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You can pay by credit or debit card. In Senegal, you can also pay with Wave or Orange Money. Plans are monthly, with no long-term commitment.
How many videos should I plan for a launch?
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At least three: a teaser before release, the launch video on launch day and a tutorial on your main feature in the following days.
Guides to go further
App Launch Video: The Complete Guide
Structure, script, screenshots, formats and distribution: the complete method to create an app launch video that drives downloads on iOS and Android.
How to Make a Video with AI: The Complete 2026 Guide
How to make a video with AI, step by step: pick the right type of tool, write an effective prompt, edit and publish. Real examples and pitfalls to avoid.