What people actually make with it.
The videos most small teams actually need are short, specific and repetitive: a demo of what the product does, a launch clip, a reel for the week, an intro for a longer video. They are not films, and they do not need a film crew or a subscription editor.
Each page below takes one of those jobs and shows the shape of the video: how many slides, what goes on each one, and which parts of Visual Ideas do the work.
App and website demos
Upload one screen recording, put it inside a device, and explain each step in a line of text.
See the recipeProduct promo videos
A sharp problem, three reasons, a clear call to action — built from slides and finished in an afternoon.
See the recipeSocial media reels
Portrait video built for Reels, TikTok and Shorts: one idea per slide, text that survives a small screen.
See the recipeYouTube intros
A landscape opener with the title, the promise and the channel mark — then out of the way.
See the recipeLinkedIn videos
Landscape or square, captions on, one argument per video — built to be watched at a desk with the sound off.
See the recipeSmall business marketing
Reusable layouts, a saved brand profile and a monthly export allowance — enough to keep a feed moving.
See the recipeGet Visual Ideas for Windows
Free with 10 exports a calendar month, no account, and nothing leaves your PC. Larger export packs are bought once in the app and never expire.