LayerProof Mylar - Create launch-ready motion videos for your products
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LayerProof Motion's AI agent turns a product page, doc, or prompt into a full motion video - script, scenes, and voiceover included.
Regenerate any scene, refine every keyframe, and export for multiple channels. Launch-ready product video in minutes.
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LayerProof
Hey Product Hunt 👋 Tracy here. I am a Product designer at LayerProof.
A little about the journey behind Mylar:
I kept watching great products get flat, forgettable videos, not because the makers didn’t care, but because good motion design is hard and slow
Every version meant re-cutting scenes, re-timing voiceover, re-exporting… and starting over the moment anything changed
So we set out to make motion design feel less like a production and more like a conversation
What we obsessed over on the design side:
Scenes that actually feel designed: real pacing, hierarchy, and rhythm, not just text on stock footage
Regenerate any single scene without blowing up the rest of the video
Refine every keyframe, so you keep full creative control
Export cleanly for each channel, so it looks intentional everywhere it lands
I’d genuinely love for you to try it and tell me where the product shines and where it falls short. Feedback from this community makes the product better every single launch. Thanks so much for taking a look ♥️
When a teammate edits a scene I generated, does it keep my original context so the AI doesn’t lose the reasoning?
LayerProof
Hey Product Hunt 👋
A bit of the story behind Mylar:
As a designer, I kept seeing amazing products introduced through videos that didn’t quite capture what made them special. Not because teams lacked vision, but because creating high-quality motion design takes a huge amount of time and effort.
Every small update meant going back into timelines, adjusting animations, syncing voiceovers, exporting again, and repeating the whole process whenever the product evolved.
We started Mylar with a simple goal: make creating product videos feel as flexible and iterative as designing the product itself.
A few things we spent a lot of time getting right:
🎬 Videos that feel thoughtfully designed, with clear hierarchy, pacing, and storytelling
🔄 The ability to regenerate a single scene without affecting the rest of the video
✏️ Full control over keyframes and animations when you want to fine-tune details
📱 Exports optimized for different channels, so your content feels native wherever it’s shared
I’d love for you to give it a try and share your honest feedback. What feels great? What feels missing? Every conversation helps us improve the product and build something people genuinely enjoy using.
Thanks for checking out Mylar ❤️
Motion for launch assets is a narrower lane than most tools try to cover, which I like. Does it pull brand context automatically, colors, logo, tone, or does every launch start from a blank setup? Same problem I fight on the text side, most of my week goes into making sure nothing forgets what a brand actually sounds like.
LayerProof
@vladimir_iudin Mylar starts from a URL, doc, or prompt and pulls the narrative and visuals from whatever you feed it, rather than a blank timeline. So if you point it at a product page, it will inherit whatever brand signals are on that page (copy, tone, some visuals).
A persistent brand layer is something we’re actively building. We recently shipped Brand Kit for image assets, and the video version is in progress. So the brand-drift problem you’re describing is squarely on our roadmap.
@ha_le15 Pulling from a URL or doc instead of starting blank is smart, saves the "re-explain the brand every time" step most tools force on you. Makes sense that video's the harder half, there's no single frame to check drift against the way there is with a static image. Curious if Brand Kit parity for video is weeks out or more of a "eventually" roadmap item.
building a narrative from a doc instead of dumping scene-by-scene text is the real work here. how does it decide what to cut vs say everything?
LayerProof
@andrewzakonov Great question. That’s the real work. We don’t do it in one pass. There’s a dedicated agent per step (script, scene, voice, etc.), each with its own instructions. The script agent’s only job is narrative: read the doc, decide what carries the story vs. what’s noise, and cut to a clear through-line instead of transcribing everything. The scene and voice agents build on that. And since the steps are separate, you can redo any step without rebuilding the whole video.
The script-to-scene flow actually works as advertised, the keyframe refinement step is where it really shines. Saved me an afternoon of editing for a launch teaser.
LayerProof
@melihfz4r Love hearing this 🙌 We’d genuinely love to see what you made. Drop the teaser here if you’re up for it! And if anything felt off along the way, tell us. We read every comment and ship fast.
honestly the workflow looks really smooth but it'd be super helpful if the AI agent could pull in existing brand assets like logos and color palettes upfront so the generated scenes already match the brand without having to tweak every frame manually
The keyframe-level refinement is a really thoughtful touch, way beyond what most "AI video" tools offer. Cuts out that painful back-and-forth loop of regenerating an entire video just to fix one shot.
would be great if it could pull in real product screenshots or UI clips automatically instead of just generating scenes from text, since that would make the videos way more accurate to what's actually on the page
ConnectMachine
What's the tech / foundational model being used behind it?