Digital Product Preview Video Maker

Present a printable, planner or workbook with two preview images, clear scope text and an MP4 export.

Make a real MP4 from two images

Arrange two photos or screenshots, add readable text, and export a six-second silent video on your device. Your files stay in this browser. AI generation is a separate workflow.

Video title

Aspect ratio

First imageOn-screen caption 1

Second imageOn-screen caption 2

Exactly two PNG or JPEG images, up to 8 MB and 12 megapixels each. Title: 80 characters; each caption: 180. Output: 6 seconds, 30 fps, H.264 MP4, no audio. Keep this tab open while rendering.

The engine downloads about 31 MB the first time. Rendering has a 90-second deadline and can be cancelled. If the engine is unavailable, your inputs remain editable and you can retry manually. This local export does not use AI credits.

Save keeps one latest project for this template in this browser, including your images and completed video. Clearing site data removes it. A render stops when the tab closes; it is not a cloud background job.

Make the contents understandable

A digital product preview should show what a buyer receives. Start with a representative page or cover image, then show a useful interior detail. For a planner, compare the overall layout with a close view of the writing area. For a worksheet, show an example task and the available answer space. Export screenshots from your own source document before uploading them; this template does not read a PDF or crawl a store URL.

Explain the delivery format honestly

Use the caption area to describe the actual download format and intended use. A flattened preview does not prove that the source is editable, and a page shown inside a mockup does not make it a physical product. If your listing includes a PDF, say so. If it includes editable source files, verify those files separately. The video is a marketing preview, not the digital product delivery package itself.

Keep preview text readable

Small spreadsheet cells or a complete twenty-page workbook will be unreadable in a short video. Crop a representative view before uploading, and reserve the on-screen captions for a short explanation. Both images keep their proportions. Use landscape for wide pages and square or portrait for compact previews; inspect the rendered MP4 on a phone before publishing it.

Reuse a project without creating duplicate pages

Save the two source images, title and captions locally, then restore the latest project from this template page. The completed MP4 can also be recovered while this browser retains its site data. Closing the tab during rendering interrupts the job; reopening restores the editable inputs and prompts you to render again. There is no background cloud queue and no model credit charge for this local renderer.