What Is a Product Video?
A product video is a short video that shows what a product does, who it's for, and why it's worth caring about — demonstrating value in motion rather than describing it in text. It's one of the most effective ways to explain a product quickly, which is why it sits at the center of most launches and landing pages.
Types of product video
- Launch video — announces a new product or major release. See what is a product launch video.
- Demo video — walks through how the product actually works. See product demo videos that convert.
- Explainer — frames the problem and the solution at a higher level. See SaaS explainer video guide.
- Update video — shows what changed in a new feature or release. See release notes to motion.
Why product videos matter
People understand a product faster by watching it than by reading about it, and they're more likely to watch a video than finish a page of copy. A good product video shortens the path from confusion to interest — especially for anything visual or hard to describe.
How to make one
Start with one clear message, keep it to 30–60 seconds, show the product solving a real problem, and end with a single call to action. You can build it in an editor, hire it out, or generate it from a brief — see how to make a product video. To skip production entirely, describe your product to Maybe Labs and get a designed, on-brand video in minutes.
Product video FAQ
What is a product video?
A short video that shows what a product does, who it's for, and why it matters — demonstrating value in motion rather than describing it in text. Common types include launch, demo, explainer, and update videos.
How long should a product video be?
Usually 30–60 seconds: lead with the message, show the product solving a problem, and end with one call to action.
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