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Turn product features into AI avatar explainer videos

Create short product explainer videos from feature notes using scripts, AI avatars, visuals, captions, review gates, and landing-page embeds.

What you will have

Produce a 60-90 second product explainer video with approved script, avatar recording, captions, supporting visuals, and distribution-ready embed.

Setup time
4-6 hours
Time saved
5-10 hours per video vs. scripting, filming, and editing manually
Estimated cost
$100 to $700 per month
Tools used
6 tools

Why this works

Feature explainers fail when they show features without explaining why the buyer should care. This workflow starts with use-case framing and claim review before generating the avatar video. The AI avatar speeds production, but the QA step protects against wrong claims, awkward delivery, and videos that feel like generic demos.

Step-by-step workflow

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The first 2 steps are open. Pro unlocks the remaining steps, copy-paste prompts, pro tips, tool-by-tool setup guidance, and implementation details.

1

Define the explainer use case

30 min

Create a short brief with target viewer, feature, buyer problem, use case, proof, CTA, and where the video will live. Decide whether the video is for launch, sales enablement, onboarding, ads, or landing-page conversion.

Output

A video brief that ties the feature to a buyer problem and distribution goal.

Claude
Pro tip

A feature video for sales enablement should not be written like a launch teaser. Distribution context changes the script.

Prompt template
Create a product explainer video brief.

Feature:
{{feature_description}}

Target viewer:
{{target_viewer}}

Problem solved:
{{problem_solved}}

Approved proof points:
{{approved_proof_points}}

Distribution channel:
{{distribution_channel}}

Output:
1. Viewer problem
2. Video goal
3. Core message
4. Proof to include
5. CTA
6. Claims to avoid
7. Suggested structure
2

Write the 60-90 second script

45 min

Use Claude to write a concise script with hook, problem, feature walkthrough, proof, and CTA. Include visual notes for screenshots, UI moments, or Canva cards. Keep language natural enough for an avatar to deliver without sounding like a product brochure.

Output

An approved script and storyboard-ready visual notes.

Claude
Pro tip

Read the script out loud before putting it into HeyGen. Avatar delivery makes stiff copy sound even stiffer.

Prompt template
Write a 60-90 second product explainer script.

Video brief:
{{video_brief}}

Brand voice:
{{brand_voice}}

Rules:
- Hook in the first 5 seconds
- Explain the buyer problem before the feature
- Include only approved claims
- Write for spoken delivery
- Add visual notes for each section

Output:
1. Script
2. Scene-by-scene visual notes
3. On-screen text suggestions
4. CTA
5. Claims needing approval

Pro workflow preview

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Pro membership

Unlock the full workflow

Get the remaining 5 steps, copy-paste prompts, pro tips, tool-by-tool setup guidance, and weekly new workflows.

$9/month

Create supporting visuals
Generate the avatar video
Edit, caption, and assemble the final video
Run product, claim, and viewer QA
Publish and measure usage
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3Create supporting visuals
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4Generate the avatar video
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5Edit, caption, and assemble the final video
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Expected results

Video length

60-90 seconds

This length is enough to explain one feature and use case without becoming a full demo.

Production time

4-6 hours

AI-assisted scripting, avatar generation, and template visuals reduce filming and editing overhead.

Reusable assets

Script, captions, visuals

Each video creates assets that can be reused for help docs, sales follow-up, and launch posts.

QA safety

Product and claim review

The workflow includes review for accuracy, claims, pronunciation, UI, and use-case clarity.

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