Tunora turns a prompt into a polished motion-design video. Describe your product, paste your website URL or drop a few screenshots, and get a launch video, feature demo or social clip in minutes, with AI voiceover. Not happy with one part? Ask for a targeted change instead of starting over. Your brand kit carries over to every video, and version history lets you roll back anytime. No sign-up needed to make your first video.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Nathan, one of the makers behind Tunora. It started with a set of Claude skills I built to make motion-design videos with Remotion for my YouTube channel. It worked, but I learned something along the way: generating a video isn't the hard part. Everything around it is. Keeping your brand consistent, fixing one part without breaking the rest, going back to yesterday's version. So the four of us built Tunora, "Lovable for video": → Type a prompt, or start from your website URL or a few screenshots → Tunora writes, animates and voices your video → Ask for targeted changes in plain language ("make the intro punchier", "use our blue") → Your brand kit is saved and applied to every video → Every version is kept, so you can roll back anytime You can make your first video right now, no sign-up required. We wanted zero friction between an idea and a video. It's built for founders and small teams who need launch videos, feature demos and social clips but don't have an agency budget or a motion designer. [Fun fact: the video on this page was made with Tunora.] We'd love your honest feedback: • What's the first video you'd make with it? • What's missing for Tunora to become part of your weekly workflow? We're around all day to answer every comment. Thanks for checking us out 🙏

I'm Harold, on the Tunora team. This week I made three of our launch videos myself in Tunora's chat, so I've used it as a customer would.

That is the gap Nathan's pinned comment describes. A feature ships, and the launch video is the first thing cut because nobody has a day to make one.

Tunora's idea is that you describe the feature in one sentence and get the video. Our first video is free to try.

Curious for founders here: what did your last release ship with?

I'm Harold, on the Tunora team. This week I made three of our launch videos myself in Tunora's chat, so I've used it as a customer would.

That is the gap Nathan's pinned comment describes. A feature ships, and the launch video is the first thing cut because nobody has a day to make one.

Tunora's idea is that you describe the feature in one sentence and get the video. Our first video is free to try.

Curious for founders here: what did your last release ship with?

Tunora

Lovable for video: prompt it, tweak it, ship it

Lovable for video: prompt it, tweak it, ship it