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Landing Page Fly-Over Video for SaaS and Apps

Your landing page in one take: the camera glides up the page like a sheet on a desk and lands flat on the hero, which becomes the title card.

ForAppsSaaSLaunchFaceless

What you walk away with

A 1080×1920 MP4 of about 14.5 seconds, plus a post caption.

Output
1 film · ~14.5s · 9:16 · 1080p
Time
~1 min / video
Preset
5 steps

What is the Landing Page Fly-Over workflow?

The landing-page fly-over founders post on launch day — the page tilted back, the camera gliding up it in one take, the far rows falling away, and the tilt easing flat as it lands on the hero — as a workflow. Pick your page's full screenshot; the title card is written for your audience, and the film is drawn frame by frame, no video model.

What a run does, step by step

  1. 1Brief · Full briefCents
  2. 2Film · UI filmCents
  3. 3MusicCents
  4. 4Render · Motion graphicsFree
  5. 5Caption · Post captionCents
Time
~1 min per video, hands-off
Cost per run
A fraction of a cent on your Gemini key for writing the title card over the hero; the film is drawn in code, so rendering costs nothing.
You get
1 film · ~14.5s · 9:16 · One take

Before you start

  • Your page's full screenshot, top to bottom, in your gallery.
  • A ppl.studio account with your own Gemini key — a fraction of a cent a film.

The Landing Page Fly-Over guide

  1. Step 01~~15 s

    Pick the page and get the title card written

    One tall image of the whole page; the title card says what the product does for your viewer, in a creator's words.

    Why this matters: The glide shows there's a real product; the title card says why it matters to this viewer.

    OutcomeThe title card and the closing line.
    How to do it with ppl.studio

    One text call on your Gemini key.

    1. 1.1

      Use a full-page capture

      A browser's full-page screenshot works; the taller the page, the longer the glide feels.

  2. Step 02~~30 s

    Get the fly-over drawn

    The page tilted back and glided up in one take, flattening onto the hero, then the title card and your name.

    Why this matters: One unbroken move reads as craft, not a slideshow of screenshots.

    OutcomeAn MP4 and a post caption.
    How to do it with ppl.studio

    Drawn on our side — free.

    1. 2.1

      Post it on a sound

      Pick the sound where you post so it's the current, licensed version.

Related workflows

Ready to run the Landing Page Fly-Over?

1 film · ~14.5s: ~1 min per video, hands-off. No credit card to start.