LayerProof Mylar

A built-in brand kit would be huge - let me upload our logo, fonts, and color palette so every generated video stays consistent with our brand without having to tweak each scene manually.

What's the tech / foundational model being used behind it?

would be great if it could pull in real product screenshots or UI clips automatically instead of just generating scenes from text, since that would make the videos way more accurate to what's actually on the page

The keyframe-level refinement is a really thoughtful touch, way beyond what most "AI video" tools offer. Cuts out that painful back-and-forth loop of regenerating an entire video just to fix one shot.

honestly the workflow looks really smooth but it'd be super helpful if the AI agent could pull in existing brand assets like logos and color palettes upfront so the generated scenes already match the brand without having to tweak every frame manually

Took my messy Notion doc on a side project and got back a clean 90-second walkthrough with actual scenes in under ten minutes. The scene regeneration was the bit that won me over, since tweaking one frame without redoing the whole cut felt way smoother than other tools I've poked at.

The script-to-scene flow actually works as advertised, the keyframe refinement step is where it really shines. Saved me an afternoon of editing for a launch teaser.

building a narrative from a doc instead of dumping scene-by-scene text is the real work here. how does it decide what to cut vs say everything?

Motion for launch assets is a narrower lane than most tools try to cover, which I like. Does it pull brand context automatically, colors, logo, tone, or does every launch start from a blank setup? Same problem I fight on the text side, most of my week goes into making sure nothing forgets what a brand actually sounds like.

The single-scene regeneration is probably the biggest win here. product videos change constantly, and having to rebuild the whole thing because one section, feature, or line of copy changed is painfully inefficient.I also like that Mylar does not stop at "AI generated video", but still gives control over keyframes, pacing, hierarchy, and channel-specific exports. as someone doing launch prep, that balance between speed and editability feels much more useful than a one-click result you cannot really refine. Curious how well Mylar can preserve one consistent visual style across a full launch campaign with multiple videos and formats.

Hey Product Hunt 👋A bit of the story behind Mylar:As a designer, I kept seeing amazing products introduced through videos that didn’t quite capture what made them special. Not because teams lacked vision, but because creating high-quality motion design takes a huge amount of time and effort.Every small update meant going back into timelines, adjusting animations, syncing voiceovers, exporting again, and repeating the whole process whenever the product evolved.We started Mylar with a simple goal: make creating product videos feel as flexible and iterative as designing the product itself.A few things we spent a lot of time getting right:🎬 Videos that feel thoughtfully designed, with clear hierarchy, pacing, and storytelling🔄 The ability to regenerate a single scene without affecting the rest of the video✏️ Full control over keyframes and animations when you want to fine-tune details📱 Exports optimized for different channels, so your content feels native wherever it’s sharedI’d love for you to give it a try and share your honest feedback. What feels great? What feels missing? Every conversation helps us improve the product and build something people genuinely enjoy using.Thanks for checking out Mylar ❤️

When a teammate edits a scene I generated, does it keep my original context so the AI doesn’t lose the reasoning?