01
Define the one message and write the product brief
Motion Studio works best when it is treated like a product-launch production brief rather than a generic prompt box. Decide the single idea the viewer should remember, then describe the product, audience, problem, core value, must-show product moments and CTA.
Give the system product logic instead of only visual adjectives. A focused 20-second feature story will usually be clearer than compressing an entire product tour into the same duration.
02
Upload real references and choose the motion direction
Topview currently accepts multiple JPG, JPEG, PNG or WEBP references up to 15MB each. For software, use a small deliberate set such as the hero dashboard, one or two key feature screens, a result screen, the logo and essential brand references.
Choose a curated motion style that matches the product positioning. The selected direction guides animation, pacing, typography, transitions, texture, lighting and atmosphere. Maximum motion is not the goal; clarity and product comprehension are.
03
Set duration and aspect ratio for the real destination
Motion Studio currently supports 4 to 60 seconds. Use the shortest duration that can tell the story clearly: a few seconds for a reveal, roughly 10–20 seconds for one feature, and longer only when the narrative truly needs more connected product moments.
Choose from 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 or 9:16 based on where the final video will live. Do not assume one composition can simply be cropped everywhere; UI, typography and safe areas often need channel-specific framing.
04
Generate in Canvas, then review product accuracy first
After submission, Topview says the workflow continues in Canvas, where an AI Agent and motion-design skill organize the brief, references and creative direction into a connected sequence. This is the point where the product story becomes a multi-scene video rather than an isolated generated shot.
The first QA pass should verify the product: check UI text, controls, logos, metrics, feature claims and visual hierarchy before judging polish. Topview itself warns that AI-generated consistency can vary.
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Check pacing, branding and platform fit
Watch the result without pausing. Confirm text stays readable, the main product moment gets enough time, transitions support continuity, the CTA is stable and the brand layer matches approved colors, typography and claims.
Test the actual output in context before broad publication. For websites, check load/autoplay behavior and first-frame clarity; for social, check safe areas and mobile text size. For the broader product, current cost claim and limitations, return to the Topview Motion Studio overview.
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