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Video Generation

Tags: Video generation | Product demo | Walkthrough | Onboarding

1. When to Use​

Use this workflow to create a short product demo, feature walkthrough, onboarding clip, or promotional sequence. Direct video creation depends on the video generation capability available in CodeVista.

2. Before You Begin​

  • Define one video goal and the audience that needs to understand it.
  • Write the scene sequence, desired duration, aspect ratio, and visual style.
  • Provide exact captions, product names, and required branding elements.

3. Starter Prompt​

Create a [duration] second video for [product, feature, or workflow]. 
 
Goal: [What viewers should understand] 
Audience: [Developers, business users, or customers] 
Use: [Demo, onboarding, presentation, website, or promotion] 
Format: [Aspect ratio and resolution] 
 
Sequence: 
1. [Opening scene and context] 
2. [Main action or workflow] 
3. [Result or benefit] 
4. [Closing message or call to action] 
 
Style: [Professional software demo, modern, simple, or product walkthrough] 
Exact text: [Required captions or labels] 
Avoid: [Unwanted effects, content, or pacing] 
 
Return the actual playable video when direct video generation is supported.

4. How to Use​

  1. Define the video goal, audience, and target channel.
  2. Describe the story as a short sequence of clear scenes.
  3. Specify duration, format, style, captions, and required branding.
  4. Run the Starter Prompt and review the generated video.
  5. Check pacing, text legibility, product accuracy, and final message.
  6. Request focused revisions before reusing the final asset.

5. Expected Result​

  • Focused story: A short sequence demonstrates the intended workflow or product message.
  • Audience appropriate format: Duration, aspect ratio, pace, and style match the target channel.
  • Reusable media: The result can support demos, onboarding, presentations, or product communication.

Video generation demonstration

6. Tips​

  • Keep one main action or message per scene.
  • For a short clip, use three to five scenes and avoid dense on-screen text.
  • State whether audio, narration, captions, or a silent loop is required.