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How to make a launch video from a plain-text brief with Remocn Studio

Describe a launch video in chat and get an exported MP4 built by your own coding agent.

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  • Content
  • Beginner
  • 45 minutes
  • From the README
  • Claude Code
  • Codex

Who it is forA founder or marketer with a product to announce and no motion design skills or time to learn After Effects.

The problemWriting a launch video usually means hiring an editor or learning a timeline tool, and AI video generators give you a file you cannot edit.

The outcomeAn MP4 of the launch video, plus a folder of scenes, docs and a script you can read, change and keep.

What you need first

  • macOS on Apple silicon or Intel, or Linux on x86_64 or aarch64 with glibc 2.35 or newer
  • One supported coding agent (Claude Code or Codex CLI, among others) installed and signed in on this computer
  • Remocn Studio downloaded from the GitHub releases page

Steps

  1. Install a supported agent, for example run claude auth login for Claude Code or codex login for Codex CLI, then confirm sign-in on this computer.
  2. Download the release for your system: the .dmg on macOS, or the .AppImage, .deb or .rpm on Linux, and install it.
  3. Open Remocn Studio, create a project, and describe the video you want in the chat.
  4. Watch the live preview while the agent works through analysis, brand, script, motion, build, choreography and review.
  5. Give notes in plain words, then export an MP4 from the export options.

Prompt for your agent

Using the Remocn Studio project at <project folder>, describe a 30-second launch video for <product name> and let the studio's agent build it through its seven stages. Expect an exported MP4 and a docs folder containing script.md and review.md. Verify that review.md lists every note with evidence before you treat the video as done.

Caveat. The README lists macOS and Linux only, so Windows users are not covered by this workflow.

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