Product & UI · Oct 7, 2026

Created a free skill for making good-looking short product videos from your product's real UI

Created a free skill for making good-looking short product videos from… by redlikecherries. Watch the Product & UI video and visit the original Reddit post.

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A few days ago, I shared a skill here for creating beautiful, on‑brand HTML docs without the AI‑default slop – multiple people asked me how I created the video that I posted with it. See post: [https://www.reddit.com/r/claudeskills/comments/1wvtebg/comment/pdzk24e/?context=3](https://www.reddit.com/r/claudeskills/comments/1wvtebg/comment/pdzk24e/?context=3) The truth of the matter was that it was an internal skill I'd developed and iterated on over time while creating different types of marketing videos: home page video, feature walkthrough, showcase reels etc. The main tip I have for creating good product videos is connecting your repository with your agent – it can read full product context and create pixel-perfect UI shots without any screen recordings. Anyway, since quite a few people asked, I took the time and made it public. You can get the skill here: [https://github.com/display-dev/product-film](https://github.com/display-dev/product-film) Hope it helps someone!
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