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LaunchVideo

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Category
Developer Tools
Rank
No. 2367Tools index

Previous survey · No. 2323 ·

Type
AGENT
Use case
Design & Media
Interfaces
Web
Date

About

LaunchVideo generates a launch video from a product URL or a text prompt by having Claude Opus 5.5 write the film as HTML/CSS/JS code, which a single serverless agent on OpenComputer then renders deterministically by replacing the page's animation and timing APIs with a virtual clock and capturing frames through headless Chromium into ffmpeg. Each video takes about four minutes and roughly 100k tokens, and the entire agent, renderer, and web app are open source and can be deployed to a user's own OpenComputer account.

What it does

The site says LaunchVideo takes a product URL or a written prompt and returns an MP4 launch video. Claude Opus 5.5 writes each film as a web page, and an agent on OpenComputer records it frame by frame in a headless browser, with no video model involved.

Stated on the product site

Input and output
A URL or a prompt in, an MP4 out, in a single run
Model
Claude Opus 5.5 through OpenComputer's model gateway
Token use per film
Roughly 90k input and 15k output tokens, by the site's account
Video format
1920x1080 at 30 frames per second
Source availability
The site points to the diggerhq/shipvideo repository for the agent, renderer and web app
Hosting of finished files
The finished MP4 is served from a public Vercel Blob URL

Not stated on the site

  • Is the hosted form free to use, and is there a limit on how many videos one person can make?
  • What does one run cost when deployed to a user's own OpenComputer account?
  • What license does the shipvideo repository carry?
  • Do the public Blob URLs for finished videos expire?

Written from the product site at launchvideo.io.

Tags

ai-videoopusopencomputerserverless-agentclaudevideo-generation

Media

LaunchVideo

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