manyframeGive the reveal something to reveal.
A relatable problem. Your product entering the story. A clear payoff. Build a short vertical creative around those three beats and keep the process reviewable.
Three beats. One product identity.
The Reveal format gives your references a story to live inside.
- Problem. Establish a situation your audience recognizes.
- Reveal. Bring the product into that situation naturally.
- Payoff. Show its factual benefit and a clear next action.
Add one to four product views, describe the details that must stay consistent, and tell the workflow who the story is for. Review the short scene plan and edit its direction before generation.
From references to a reviewed story
Define the product and audience
Add product images, a product identity brief, a factual benefit, the audience, and the direction of the story.
Approve the scene plan
Check the problem, reveal, and payoff. Edit the scene prompts and animation direction before paid generation.
Review the source frames
Inspect product and any recurring character or location details. Approve the frames you want to send into video.
Review the assembled output
After quoted animation, check the finished 9:16 video, cover image, caption, and individual scene clips and frames.
Keep the story, then change the brief.
A saved project keeps the creative decisions and outputs together. Use the prior direction as a reference for the next campaign rather than beginning with an empty prompt every time.
Review the packaging in every frame and clip. Generative models can change small text, shape, or materials, even with consistent references. Your review stays part of the workflow.
For a product demonstration or a CGI-style presentation, explore the separate Marketing styles.
The delivery bundle
- One assembled 9:16 short video
- A cover image and platform caption
- Individual scene clips and frames
- Reusable source assets in the saved project
Optional audio comes from your own or licensed track. Generated music is not available in this workflow.
Good questions. Clear answers.
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Does Manyframe automatically find a viral trend?
No. Trend Story: Reveal is a product-story format with a problem, reveal, and payoff. It does not promise trend scraping, a predictive viral score, or viral performance.
Can I edit the story before generating?
Yes. Review the scene plan and prompts before generation, then inspect the product frames before approving animation. The workflow includes explicit review checkpoints.
Can I use someone else’s video or likeness as inspiration?
Use source material and likenesses you are permitted to use. A reusable story mechanism does not grant permission to copy another creator’s assets or imply an endorsement.
Is publishing included in the generation approval?
No. Review and export the creative, or prepare a separate publishing review with available connected accounts. A generation quote does not itself authorize a social post.
Make your product part of the payoff.
Bring the references. Build the three beats. Review the creative.