Product launch mockup shows shared permissions UI
2K views·12 likes·9 saves·1 reposts·Posted 26 Sept 2026 · 0:59 · Motion Graphics
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A product launch video built from Pen.dev designs, revised after the creator pushed back on the first cut's music and pacing; shows a 'competitor watch' tool's sharing and activity-log UI under 'share the work, and the decisions.'
The creator’s post
Damn Opus 5.5 cooked 🤯 Gave Opus a http://pen.dev with my design and my landing page that he also made as well. And gave it this simple prompt: "Create a professional product launch video with motion graphics. You have access to the designs in pen" It output something decent at first but not there yet so told him, "It is better, but can you choose a royalty-free song online? You are clearly not a good song maker. Also, I would not hire you or pay you for this as a motion designer. This is not a professional-looking video. Also, it is a bit too fast and bumpy" Not perfect; nudged it a bit, but it 2 prompted this I thought people were overhyping it, but the model is pretty good at copy, motion design, etc. I'm actually disgusted looking back at Astra Slops.
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Iterated feedback briefCreate a professional product launch video with motion graphics. You have access to the designs in pen Follow-up: It is better, but can you choose a royalty-free song online? You are clearly not a good song maker. Also, I would not hire you or pay you for this as a motion designer. This is not a professional-looking video. Also, it is a bit too fast and bumpy
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