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AI video generators (Veo, Sora) make beautiful footage but hallucinate your UI and mangle text. Template tools render accurately but need hours of manual editing and all look the same. Brand Narratives AI splits the work in code: product interfaces render as React components via Remotion pixel-accurate, nothing hallucinated — while one auto-generated creative treatment (palette, type, motion) governs every scene. Paste your URL, get a brand-consistent explainer. We use it weekly ourselves.

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Hey Product Hunt šŸ‘‹ Brand Narratives AI exists because one video nearly broke me. I run Startup Map Africa, a directory of African startups, and last year I needed a 7-minute explainer for one of them. I did it the "smart" way: chained together AI tools one for script, one for visuals, one for voiceover, one for editing. It took 5 days and about $400 in piecemeal credits. The problem wasn't any single tool it was the seams. Every tool interpreted the brand slightly differently, so one scene looked cinematic and the next looked like a fever dream. And anything showing the actual product was worse: generative video models hallucinate buttons, mangle text, and can't demo real software. So I built the pipeline I wished existed, around one rule: generate what should be generated, code what must be precise. šŸ”— Paste your URL or pitch deck — the engine extracts your value prop, palette, typography, and tone. No blank prompt, no timeline. šŸŽØ One creative treatment governs every scene — including motion personality (easing, rhythm, choreography). We learned brand consistency lives in motion, not just color. šŸŽÆ Anything showing your product's UI renders as React components via Remotion — vector-crisp, pixel-accurate, zero hallucinated buttons. šŸŽ­ Multiple archetypes — fast-cut social showcases, product demos, documentary-style investor videos — all inheriting the same treatment. This isn't a tool we built and walked away from. It's the engine we use every week to produce videos for Startup Map Africa's own startups. Would love your honest feedback — especially from founders who've fought the multi-tool Frankenstein workflow. What broke for you?

A nice all-in-one approach to brand videos. One idea that would make it even more useful: let users drop in a few reference visuals (like past campaign stills or mood board images) so the art direction actually matches the feel of their existing brand instead of the AI guessing from the URL alone. Would save a round of revisions for sure.

Ā Thanks man for this feedback. Yes we will add a way to kind of ground the AI to avoid too much hullucination.

Finally tested this on my SaaS landing page and got a finished video that actually matched my brand colors without me babysitting it. The no-drift promise feels legit for once.

Ā Mind sharing your video here?