One task, start to finish
A demo holds attention by showing one job done, not every feature. Pick the task a new user cares about most, such as sending a first invoice, show each screen it takes in order, and end on the result.
Voom makes product demo videos from your product link and a few screenshots. It reads your site, picks the screens worth showing, writes a script that walks through one task step by step, and animates it with a voice-over, original music and optional captions. It is a narrated motion graphics demo, not a screen recording. Your first video, up to 30 seconds, is free.
Prompt A 45-second product demo of Voom for founders: show the real app step by step, from typing one sentence and pasting a link to the finished film with its voice and music. Calm and clear, no hype. Link: madewithvoom.com
Put your product link in the prompt so Voom reads the site’s colours, fonts, copy and pictures. Add the screens you want shown with Images, up to 20 per video.
Say who the demo is for and the job it walks through, from the first screen to the result. One task per demo keeps it easy to follow.
16:9 for your site and YouTube, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5 for social. Voom writes the script, animates your screens to the voice-over, writes the music and renders the MP4.
Example prompt A 75-second explainer for Zyflow: how a freelancer's working day changes when their CRM lives inside the AI app they already use.
Made with Voom from this prompt and the public site zyflowcrm.com.
Example prompt A 45-second square announcement of one Voom feature only: product links. Paste a product page link and Voom reads the page for free, keeps the brand's colours, type, logo and the product pictures worth showing, checks every number against the page, and builds the whole film around them. Show a link going in and a branded film coming out. End on: Paste your link. Your first video is free.
Made with Voom from this prompt and Voom’s own site, madewithvoom.com.
A demo holds attention by showing one job done, not every feature. Pick the task a new user cares about most, such as sending a first invoice, show each screen it takes in order, and end on the result.
Viewers trust what they will recognise when they open the product. With your link or screenshots, Voom builds the shots from your own interface and zooms into the part the voice-over names, so no screen on the video is a guess.
A screen recording shows every click at real speed, which suits a help article. A narrated motion graphics demo cuts to the screens that matter, adds callouts and stays short, which suits a homepage, a launch post or a sales email. Voom makes the second kind.
Voom does not record your screen, click through your app or make an interactive demo that viewers click along with. For a recorded walkthrough of every step, use a screen recorder; for a click-along tour, an interactive demo tool such as Arcade or Supademo.
A 45-second product demo of my app from its link: show the real screens step by step, from signing up to the first result. Calm and clear, no hype.
Use this promptA 60-second demo for sales emails: how a manager approves an expense in our app, on our own screenshots, with captions on.
Use this promptA 30-second vertical demo for LinkedIn and Reels: one feature, three screens, captions on.
Use this promptWalk a new user through our dashboard in 90 seconds: what each panel shows and the one thing to do first.
Use this promptVoom uses the screenshots on your site and the ones you upload, where they help the story.
Prices, limits and figures on screen come only from your page and your prompt.
Colours, fonts and logo come from your link or your saved brand kit.
20 voices, each able to speak every one of Voom’s 23 languages, with captions that follow the voice.
A 45-second demo uses 15 credits, about $0.78 on Pro. Your first video, up to 30 seconds, is free, with a small watermark. Reading your product link costs nothing.
Give an AI video maker your product link, the screens you want shown and the one task to walk through. Voom reads your site’s colours, copy and pictures, writes the script, animates your screens to a voice-over, adds music and optional captions, and renders an MP4 you can download or share with a link.
Yes. Put the URL in your prompt, or add it on the Products page. Voom reads the page’s colours, fonts, copy, screenshots and logo and builds the demo in your brand. Facts it keeps from the page must appear there word for word. Reading a link costs no credits.
No. Voom makes a narrated motion graphics demo: your real screens, animated with zooms, callouts and type, timed to the voice-over. It does not record your screen or click through your app. For a click-by-click recording, use a screen recorder, and keep the Voom demo for your homepage, launch posts and sales emails.
Long enough to show one task once. A homepage or launch demo often fits in 30 to 60 seconds; a fuller workflow can need 90 seconds or more. Voom’s free video runs up to 30 seconds, Pro up to 90 seconds and Business up to 3 minutes.
Yes. Add up to 20 images per video with Images on the Create page: PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, AVIF or SVG, up to 15 MB each. Say in the prompt what each screen shows, and Voom places them where the voice-over talks about them.
Make a variation opens the Create page with the film’s prompt and settings, so you can change the wording, the size or the length and make a new version. Each version is a new video and uses credits for its length. If a video fails, its credits come back.
Cost and choices
Nine product demo tools for SaaS, checked on 3 November 2026: interactive demos, AI screen recorders and a demo film maker, with real prices and limits.
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What to make
How to make a product demo video: a five-part structure, the right length for each place it plays, real screens versus redrawn ones, and how to keep every number true.
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From a link
Paste a product link, get a video. Compare the AI tools that do it, from presenter ads to designed motion graphics, by the video each one actually makes.
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Free to start. No card, no timeline, no stock templates.
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