Create a Website Launch Video that builds anticipation
Describe your new site or drop in a few screens, and Pexo turns them into a launch film with a countdown feel, smooth page reveals, and a clear nudge to visit. It scripts, scores, and edits the whole thing, so your launch announcement actually gets watched.
Everything you need to launch a website on video
Turn a prompt or a photo into a finished website launch video
Start from a single line of text or a product photo. Pexo writes the script, generates every shot, and stitches them into one continuous, edited video. You can mix text to video, image to video, and script to video inside the same project, and stay in plain language the whole way. No timelines, no keyframes, no editor to open.
The right video model, picked for you
Pexo runs across more than ten video engines, including Seedance, Kling, Veo, and Sora, and routes each shot to the model that handles it best. Photoreal hero shots, stylized motion, fast camera moves, each goes to its strongest engine automatically. You can name a specific model when you want fine control, but most of the time you never think about it. You get the best quality available without comparing tools yourself.
Turn your new site into a launch film
Pexo takes your homepage and key pages and animates them into a clean reveal with a countdown feel that builds anticipation for go-live. It highlights the parts of the site worth showing off, keeps the layout crisp, and ends on a clear nudge to visit. You go from a static screenshot to an announcement people actually watch.
A publishable cut, not a pile of assets
Pexo runs the whole pipeline so you get a video, not homework. It writes the script, plans the shots, adds transitions, generates an original score, lays in subtitles, and can even clone a voice for narration. Everything renders together into one finished website launch video you can publish straight away. No exporting clips into another editor, no lining audio up by hand.
One website launch video, every aspect ratio
Pexo delivers your website launch video natively in 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for TikTok and Reels, and 1:1 for feeds, up to 4K and anywhere from 5 to 120 seconds. Each aspect ratio is generated fresh for that screen, with the composition framed for it rather than cropped down from one master. Ask for several formats at once and post the right version to every channel. It looks intentional everywhere it lands.
Teams are launching their sites with Pexo
I handed Pexo our staging URL screenshots and it built a launch film with a real countdown feel. The client shared it everywhere before go-live.
We relaunch client sites constantly and video was always the bottleneck. Pexo gives every launch its own film in an afternoon, on brand.
No motion designer on the team, no problem. Pexo scripted and scored a polished announcement that drove real traffic on day one.
Website launch video questions
How do I make a website launch video?+
Describe your site or add a few page screenshots, and Pexo writes the script, animates the pages, adds music, and edits a finished launch film. Start from text to video or bring your screens in with image to video.
What should a website launch video show?+
Build a little anticipation, reveal the homepage and the one or two pages worth showing, and end on a clear call to visit the site. Keep it short so it holds attention on a feed.
Can I use screenshots of my actual site?+
Yes. Drop in real page screenshots and Pexo animates them into smooth reveals, keeping the layout crisp instead of swapping in generic mockups.
How long should it be?+
Most launch films land between 15 and 45 seconds. Pexo generates anywhere from 5 to 120 seconds, so you can make a quick teaser and a longer cut from the same project.
What formats do I need to post it everywhere?+
Use a 16:9 cut for YouTube and embeds, a 9:16 vertical for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts, and a 1:1 square for feeds. Pexo frames each ratio natively so it looks intentional on every channel.
Launch your website with a film people share
Turn your new site into a launch film and announce it everywhere on go-live day.