Product Film: a Claude Code skill

Founders, indie makers, freelancers and product and marketing teams with a web app, SaaS or site who want a launch, feature or personal brand video without an agency or a motion designer.

• SKILL.md: the workflow Claude follows
• GUIDE.md: the full one-shot prompt, every knob and troubleshooting
• references/: story patterns, beat templates for 10/13/15/20/30 s, pace and style presets, every technical pitfall with its fix, sound
• assets/templates/: a ready Remotion project, with scripts for music, sound effects, the mix, previews and 4K masters
• assets/examples/brand-film/: the full source of the brand film above
• scripts/scaffold.sh: sets up a new film in one command

It reads your design tokens, fonts, logo, copy, services and pricing, and asks only what it can't find. It picks a royalty-free track (it analyzes 10 to 15 of them for tempo, drop and structure) and measures its beat. Then it plans the story on that beat, builds the film in Remotion from your real components (or from captures of your live site if there's no source), places real sound effects, checks every cut and renders 4K and 1080p masters in 9:16 and 16:9.

A full-res preview takes about a minute and a 4K master about 12 to 13 min on a recent Mac. After the first film, just say what to change: "less of my photo", "more modern sound", "make it 20 seconds", "text in Romanian".

You can install it there: download the .zip from the latest release and upload it in Customize → Skills. It was built and tested in Claude Code, though. Rendering needs Node, ffmpeg and a headless Chrome that Remotion downloads on the first render, and Cowork runs code in a sandbox that only reaches approved sites. If the render step fails there, run it in Claude Code.

It can't listen to audio. It picks the track and places the effects from analysis, so listen before you publish; you get two alternate tracks and silent masters. The music comes from Mixkit's free catalog: read its licence before a paid campaign. Real-time 3D or physics isn't frame-deterministic, so it offers a captured clip instead. It never fakes UI, stats, logos or trademarks.

No. The skill writes and renders everything. You can tweak copy and colours in one file (src/tokens.ts).

Yes. The skill is MIT licensed. Remotion is free for individuals and companies with up to 3 employees; larger companies need a company license (remotion.dev/license).