Made with a reference · November 6, 2026
Start with a reference.
Make it yours.
Copy a prompt from any film, give it to your agent with your own assets, and get an MP4 back. Here is what that gave us with Launchscene’s logo, screens and music.
Made with the Copy prompt button
Each prompt was copied as generated and given to a new agent, with Launchscene’s assets and no other brief. The agent worked from the prompt alone and never saw the original film.
32.0 s · 1920 × 1080 · 30 fps · 2 full renders
A product walkthrough, from a Stripe film.
The questions people ask, a search, a scene opened and a prompt copied. Same order and same timing as the reference, with Launchscene in place of Stripe.
| Measured | Our film | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Median motion | 0.72 | 0.66 |
| Time held still | 39% | 40% |
The reference shows real customer tweets. The agent replaced them with anonymous questions rather than invent people. The prompt window and the form are built, not captured.
Open the Stripe Tax film and copy its prompt28.9 s · 1920 × 1080 · 30 fps · 3 full renders
A fast motion piece, from an Ahrefs film.
A typed question, tilted screens that flatten on camera, a logo that assembles at the end. This reference is the busiest of the three, and the film keeps up with it.
| Measured | Our film | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Median motion | 1.94 | 2.24 |
| Time held still | 11% | 12% |
The prompt card near the end is built, not captured. Our music has another tempo, so only its main change lands on the reference’s accent.
Open the Ahrefs — Motion graphics promo film and copy its prompt46.8 s · 1920 × 1080 · 30 fps · 3 full renders
A calm type film, from an Attio film.
Few screens: one line of type at a time, a waveform and a final question. A quiet reference stays quiet.
| Measured | Our film | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Median motion | 0.14 | 0.13 |
| Time held still | 61% | 67% |
Made with the first version of the prompt, before the motion guidance. This reference has not been reviewed by a person, only annotated by AI. The film has far more hard changes than the original.
Open the Attio — Ask film and copy its promptMotion counts how much the image changes, at 15 images per second. It says nothing about what moves or how good it looks. These agents wrote all the copy themselves, ran inside our own project and could read our notes on style, so a stranger’s first try may differ. We checked sampled frames and measured the sound; nobody has yet reviewed these films at full speed with the sound on. Results will vary with your assets and your agent.
Earlier pilots
A quick look at the three results.
24 seconds of excerpts: typography, interface, then a launch film. The complete versions are below.
These came first, from briefs we refined by hand rather than from the button.
01 / Typography
Let the words carry the story.
A run of short words becomes five questions, a name reveal and a clear final invitation.
- Assets used
- Launchscene wordmarks, approved copy, two local fonts and supplied sound.
- What changed
- The reference’s text and saturated palette became Launchscene copy in black and white. No product screenshots were needed.
Reference: Zapier — Ask. Copying a prompt is free, without an account.
Trial notes
One complete render; no subsequent visual repairs.
Timing followed the pilot brief. Exact reference animation curves were not measured.
1,032 frames at 30 fps. The displayed seconds are rounded where needed; audio padding can slightly extend the file.
02 / Interface demo
Follow one product action.
A cursor searches, opens the scene view and follows a result into the story structure.
- Assets used
- Four Launchscene screenshots, its wordmark, local fonts, music and clicks.
- What changed
- Real product captures anchor the demo. Added cursor, focus and search layers connect the visible states.
Reference: Retool — AI. Copying a prompt is free, without an account.
Trial notes
Three complete renders, with framing and label repairs.
Small screenshot text stays contextual. This is a composed demo, not a live screen recording.
773 frames at 30 fps. The displayed seconds are rounded where needed; audio padding can slightly extend the file.
03 / Launch film
Give the product a rhythm.
Bold titles and floating product windows lead into a small montage and a final brand card.
- Assets used
- Launchscene identity, four product screenshots, local fonts and supplied sound.
- What changed
- The sequence and timing informed a new Launchscene film. Screens, words, identity and sound came from the supplied assets.
Reference: Linear — December 2020 release. Copying a prompt is free, without an account.
Trial notes
Three complete renders, with window spacing repairs.
The fine motion is an interpretation. The brief’s structure was the target, not pixel-level matching.
665 frames at 30 fps. The displayed seconds are rounded where needed; audio padding can slightly extend the file.
What was checked
Each independent agent received a brief and the supplied assets, then delivered an editable Remotion project and an MP4. Checks covered types, complete decoding, dimensions, frame counts, audio levels and selected frames around reading moments and transitions. Repairs are recorded in the trial notes.
These checks do not establish pixel fidelity, human review of every frame, a full listening pass or success for an external user. Product screenshots retain their embedded library thumbnails; reference footage, logos and sound were not extracted as creative assets.
For your version, bring your own identity, product states and copy. Real people or settings need footage you supply, or a different scene.