SaaS

AI video generator for SaaS teams that need product videos without a dedicated video teamLaunch videos from the release notes you already wrote.

SaaS marketing and product teams use oVideo for the videos around a launch: a narrated vertical Short that explains a new feature, captions on the screen recordings they already make, and captions or a voiceover in other languages. oVideo does not record your screen; it works with the screenshots and recordings you bring.

30 to 90 second feature Shorts from a release noteCaptions on screen recordings up to 10 minutesProduct screenshots in place of AI images

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Made with oVideo

Real videos, not mock-ups.

Every clip below was made from start to finish with oVideo: script, voiceover, visuals and captions. Press play to see the actual output.

Prehistoric Giants: A Countdown to Danger

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Lightning Quick: The First Adventure of Zippy, Bolt, and Lila in Toon City

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The Broccoli Coup: Part 2: The Standoff in the Rain

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A Short for every release

Paste the release note and Shorts turns it into a scene by scene script you can edit line by line, with narration, word by word captions and AI images. Upload a product screenshot into any scene where the real UI matters.

Walkthroughs people can follow on mute

Record the click by click walkthrough with the screen recorder you already use and upload it to the Subtitle Generator. Fix product names in the transcript, pick one of 10 styles and export, for 5 to 20 credits by length. Create SRT gives a caption file for your help center player instead.

One demo, several markets

Translate Subtitles puts a recorded demo's captions into one of 28 languages, timed to the speaker. Add AI Voice lays a typed ElevenLabs voiceover over a screen recording that has no narration.

The workflow

How SaaS teams produce video content at the speed of product development

The video workflow that keeps marketing in sync with engineering.

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    Step 01

    Take the release note and write the user benefit in one sentence: what a customer can do now that they could not do before.

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    Step 02

    Make a 30 to 60 second Short from it for LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts and Reels, with a product screenshot in the key scene.

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    Step 03

    Record the walkthrough with your screen recorder, then caption it with the Subtitle Generator or add a typed voiceover with Add AI Voice.

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    Step 04

    Put the walkthrough in the help center and changelog, and the Short on your social channels and in the launch email.

Where oVideo shows up

SaaS video content that drives growth at every stage

Every video type from acquisition to expansion.

Feature announcement Shorts
Captioned product walkthroughs
Onboarding and how to videos for the help center
Changelog and release recap clips
Demos with captions in other languages
Voiceovers on silent screen recordings

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Answers

Frequently asked questions

Can SaaS teams show actual product UI in oVideo videos?
Yes, as images. In a Short you can upload your own image into a scene, so product screenshots can replace AI images where they matter. oVideo does not record your screen, so for click by click demos use a screen recorder and add captions with the Subtitle Generator.
Can a person from our team present the feature?
Yes, with Live Avatar on Creator or Pro: one headshot and a typed script become a lip synced talking video up to 90 seconds, square 1024x1024. Use a team member's photo with their agreement. It does not clone their voice; you pick one of its voices. The download has no captions, so run it through the Subtitle Generator if you want them burned in.
Can we create product videos in multiple languages for international markets?
Yes. Shorts narrate in 12 languages (English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic and Turkish), so write or translate the script for each market and make one version per language. For a recorded demo, Translate Subtitles adds captions in one of 28 languages.
Where can we host the videos?
Anywhere that takes an MP4: your help center, YouTube, a video host such as Wistia or Vimeo, or an in app guide. On Creator and Pro you can also publish an exported video to YouTube from oVideo. oVideo has no brand kit, so add logo end cards in your own editor if you need them.
How many videos does a plan cover?
A 30 to 60 second English Short costs 82 credits with AI images and 34 over gameplay clips, and captioning a recording under 5 minutes costs 10. Starter (400 credits, $10 a month) covers about 4 AI image Shorts or 40 captioned walkthroughs; Creator (2,000 credits, $40) about 24 Shorts. The cost shows before you generate.