Make website hero videos that sell the product
A hero section with the product in motion outperforms a static screenshot for one honest reason: motion is proof. Visitors see the product working before they read a word.
Raylight produces that hero footage from the screenshots you already have: a slow camera drift through the UI, focus settling on the core feature, exported as a clean MP4 your page can loop.
01
Compose the scene
Arrange your product's key screens in depth on the canvas, straight from screenshots or Figma.
02
Keep the move slow
Hero loops want restraint: one slow dolly, soft depth of field, no hard cuts. Slow reads as premium.
03
Export for the web
Render an MP4 sized for your hero section. Full-quality export up to 4K is on every plan.
Designed to loop
A good hero video starts and ends in stillness so the loop point disappears. Raylight's timeline gives you explicit holds at each end of a move, which is precisely the control a seamless loop needs.
Matches the page, because it came from the design
Because the video is composed from your real UI and brand assets rather than stock footage, it inherits your palette and type. The hero looks like the page grew it, not like an embed.
Templates to start from
Frequently asked questions
- What format should a hero video be?
- A short MP4, usually 10 to 30 seconds, muted and looping. Export directly from Raylight and drop it into your site's video element.
- Will it look sharp on retina screens?
- Exports render at full quality up to 4K on every plan, so you can serve a large source and let the browser scale it down.
- Can I update it when the product changes?
- Yes. The video is a project, not a render you commission. Swap the outdated screenshots for new ones and re-export.
Shoot bold.
Ship fast.
