Generate the demo.
Then just say what to fix.

Start with the deliverable. Choose an interactive demo builder for a clickable tour, a recorder for your own walkthrough, or a product-film generator for a short narrated marketing asset. Frame24 makes the film from your website and approved interface capture, with a storyline you review before rendering.

Yes. Frame24 can produce a narrated software film around the real interface without a presenter or a performed screen-recording take. Focus the brief on one buyer problem and one workflow that proves the outcome. A film is not a live sales demo and viewers cannot click through it.

Pick one task the viewer cares about, start from the screen a new user sees, show the steps that complete it and end on the result. With Frame24 you give it your website, capture the app's real screens in its secure browser, choose a story direction and get a narrated film in widescreen, square and vertical. Complete example films from the same pipeline are on frame24.app/examples.

Yes. Frame24 has an MCP server for coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI and Windsurf — and in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini as a custom connector (frame24.app/guides/connect-frame24-to-your-ai-assistant). Connect it with one command and a browser sign-in; the agent reads your codebase for the real feature names and brand, captures your actual UI, checks its understanding and the storyline with you, and renders the film. Setup is at frame24.app/mcp.

Yes. A SaaS demo is the workflow Frame24 is built around: it reads your site, captures your real product interface from the running app, and composes a demo film that shows the product doing the job rather than a presenter describing it.

Yes, and without editing skills of any kind. There is no timeline, no keyframes and no export settings to get wrong. You choose a story direction, then refine by clicking a scene and describing what should change in a sentence.

Yes. Every film is editable, scene by scene, in conversation. You can rewrite narration, change the tone, swap the voice or music, and preview each change in the browser before committing to a final render.

No. Scenes are generated for your specific story and brand rather than selected from a template library. That is deliberate: a template is recognisable, and two customers on the same template end up with the same film wearing different logos.

Start with your website URL. To show the real interface, sign in to your running product in Frame24's secure browser and capture the workflow, or ask your coding agent to capture it through MCP. A public URL cannot expose screens behind a login. You choose which screens to capture; they are saved to a reusable library for later films.

Yes — when you capture it from the running app. Use Frame24's secure browser or your coding agent to capture the real screens, then review the storyline before rendering. A public website alone supplies the public product and brand material; it does not give Frame24 access to your private interface.

Frame24 produces a complete, polished film rather than a slideshow or editing draft: designed motion scenes, your brand and product UI, narration, voice, music and captions. The public examples are full renders from the same pipeline, not template previews. The exact result depends on the website, UI and direction you provide, and every scene remains editable before the final render.

Typical quotes: a production company $5,000–$15,000 for a demo film, a freelance motion designer $1,500–$6,000, and self-serve tools tens of dollars a month. Budget for updates too: a demo ages with every redesign. Frame24 plans start at $39 a month, and one 30-second film can be downloaded for $20.

It depends on what the buyer should do with the demo. To click through the product themselves, use an interactive demo platform such as Navattic, Walnut, Storylane, Arcade or Supademo. To have a presenter talk them through it, use an avatar tool. To watch the product working in a short, narrated film the whole buying committee can replay and forward, use a product film generator such as Frame24. Many sales teams use a film to open the conversation and an interactive demo to evaluate.

Enterprise plans add SSO, SCIM provisioning and volume credit pricing. Frame24 encrypts stored assets and media at rest and uses HTTPS in transit; any data-processing agreement, data residency option or service level is agreed in writing. Frame24 claims no certification it has not published; ask for the details your review needs.

Frame24 starts with a 3-day trial (card required) that includes three 30-second films to watch and share; it becomes your chosen plan unless you cancel. Downloading a single 30-second film is $20, or included with a plan. Paid plans start at $39 per month and include monthly production credits.