VlogMe

For product teams Onboarding videos that never go stale

Skip the Loom-re-record-every-quarter loop. Change a line in the script, hit render — your onboarding tour is up to date by the time the standup ends.

01Example welcome

A welcome that sounds like a person

This 9-second welcome for a new teammate (“Welcome to the team! In your first week…”) was made from one generated portrait and a short script; Hedra Avatar animated the portrait in Video Studio. Product tours work the same way: one face, one short script per step.

Vertical 9:16, sized for a modal or a side panel.

Onboarding welcome: a man in glasses and a navy sweater greets a new teammate and outlines the first week
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Source portrait: a man in glasses and a navy sweater in a bright open-plan office
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02From source to publish

Set the scene between steps

Animate a still into a calm establishing shot for a tour intro or a section break, like this 4-second MiniMax H3 clip. Then download the MP4 or create a share link in Lab.

Every render is saved in Lab, so earlier versions stay available.

Start your tour
B-roll: a tidy new-hire desk with a laptop, a plant, a notebook and a steaming mug
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Source still: a tidy desk with a laptop, a plant, a notebook and a mug
Source image

Build a tour that keeps up with the product

  1. Map your tour

    List the 5–10 steps where a 20-second video would beat a tooltip.

  2. Write each script

    Keep them short and conversational — like the Loom you’d record if you had time.

  3. Embed and update fearlessly

    Drop each MP4 into your in-app onboarding tool. Next product change? Re-render that one step.

Questions product teams ask

Can the same face work across all steps?

Yes. One portrait of your founder or PM is reused for every step, so the tour stays consistent without a reshoot.

How do I keep videos in sync with the product?

Keep the scripts next to your release notes and re-render the steps a release changes, or regenerate them from your repo through the API.

Can the tour speak other languages?

Yes. Voice the same script in another language, or dub the finished videos into 28 languages with DUB, then switch by the user’s locale.

For product teams

Keep every step as current as your product

Change a line in the script and re-render only the step that changed.