The fastest way to add a video to your landing page. As easy as writing, with creative control. Describe your product or idea and Lunair generates a complete video: consistent characters, custom scenes (not stock assets), voiceover, music, and motion, delivered as a ready-to-share video file. Then edit with plain language: choose a narrator, tweak the script, refine scenes to match your brand. Built for custom, on-brand explainers and marketing videos, not generic AI clips. Join 5,000+ creators.
The “studio-quality but still editable with plain language” angle is really strong.
In early usage, what mattered most to teams, getting a solid first video instantly or being able to fine-tune scenes and narration to match their brand?
Congrats on your launch! I’m curious about what the most frustrating part of your journey has been so far (idea → build → launch → growth). Not the obvious stuff, but the parts that surprised you. I think you could provide alot of us here with valuable knowledge!
Congrats on your launch, this is such a cool product! I’m curious about what the most frustrating part of your journey has been so far from idea → build → launch → growth.
Not the obvious stuff, but the parts that surprised you. I think you could provide alot of us here with valuable knowledge!
good luck with the launch. I am a bit skeptical about these products when it comes to creating videos for digital products; how does Lunair work for that type of products?
The quality jump in AI-generated explainer videos is remarkable. For product launches, having a tool that creates professional videos instantly could be a game-changer. How customizable are the visual styles and brand elements?
Great product, but it's WAY too expensive. It's essentially a mashup of text-to-voice (ElevenLabs), text-to-image (whatever is popular these days), and image-to-video (Flux).
It can reduce the production time of your first video by 10× if you’ve never used these tools before, but if you have even a bit of experience, you can achieve the same results for a fraction of the cost.
The claim about keeping characters consistent across a full video is honestly the most interesting part because that’s where most prompt-to-video tools fall short. But I couldn’t find any real detail on how it works technically — is it reference images stitched across frames or something happening at the model level?