How to Use Maybe Labs: From Prompt to Launch Video
By the Maybe Labs teamMaybe Labs is built so that making a video takes one sitting, not a project plan. You describe what you shipped, it directs the video, and you refine with a prompt. Here's the full flow — three core moves — plus the small things that make the output noticeably better.
Step 1: Set your brand once
Before your first video, set your brand kit — your colors, fonts, voice, and industry. You do this once, and from then on every video is generated on-brand automatically, so it looks like your team made it on purpose rather than like a generic template. You can edit the brand anytime. This one step is the difference between output that feels like yours and output that feels like stock.
Step 2: Describe what you shipped
Paste release notes, a changelog, or a one-line prompt. Maybe Labs reads what you shipped and why it matters, then directs the video — it writes the story and hooks, generates the visuals, and choreographs the scenes, kinetic type, and pacing. You don't storyboard or keyframe anything; if you can describe the update, you can make the video. A clear brief helps: name the audience, the one thing you want them to take away, and the format (a launch film, a changelog clip, an explainer).
Step 3: Refine, then export everywhere
Review the generated video and tweak anything with another prompt — tighten a scene, change the emphasis, adjust the pacing. When it's right, export in every aspect ratio in one go, so the same story becomes a 16:9 launch reel, a vertical cut for Reels and TikTok, and a square post — without re-editing.
The three moves, summarized
| Step | You do | Maybe Labs does |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Brand | Set colors, fonts, voice once | Applies your brand to every video |
| 2. Prompt | Paste notes or a one-line brief | Writes the story, visuals, and motion |
| 3. Refine & export | Adjust with a prompt | Regenerates and exports every ratio |
Tips for a better result
- Lead with the outcome, not the feature list — say what changes for the user, and let the video carry the detail.
- Keep one message per video; if you shipped five things, a changelog video that groups them beats five competing points.
- Match length to the job — most launch and update videos land best short; see product launch video length.
- Fill your brand kit completely — the more it knows about your voice and colors, the more on-brand the first draft.
How does Maybe Labs work?
You set your brand once, describe what you shipped with a prompt or by pasting release notes, and Maybe Labs directs the whole video — story, visuals, animation, and pacing. You refine with a prompt and export in every aspect ratio.
Do I need video-editing skills to use Maybe Labs?
No. There's no timeline, keyframing, or After Effects. If you can describe what you shipped, you can make the video.
What do I type into Maybe Labs?
Release notes, a changelog, or a one-line prompt. Naming the audience, the single takeaway, and the format produces the best first draft.
How long does it take to make a video?
Minutes, not weeks — the whole flow from prompt to a launch-ready, exportable video happens in one sitting.
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