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Show HN: Marketing image generation tools and API
(glitterly.app)
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oskarahl
5y ago
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oskarahl
5y ago
Hi HN, Creating lots of marketing visuals in different resolutions for all the social media platforms out there in multiple languages is time-consuming and frankly really annoying. I wanted to make a solution for this that is fun / che
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oskarahl
6y ago
Thanks let me know how it goes, ah I updated the domain yesterday and didn't remember to update the welcome email - thanks!
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oskarahl
6y ago
I made a web app where you can create marketing images and videos of your saas app / software product. Built it for fun - mainly to learn puppeteer, how to set up auth, node.js, GSAP and how to write serverless functions. Biggest high
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oskarahl
6y ago
An web-based video creation tool where you can create short animated videos. Similar to Kapwing but focused on videos and with more animations and effects. Still far from complete but it's been used for a couple of notable product hunt
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oskarahl
6y ago
Hi folks of HN, I built this highly useful(?) tweet to animated video generator. I built it for fun, to get better at GSAP, and to test the waters for my video renderer service for Glitterly. I’m not sure if there is any product-market fit
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Show HN: Tweet to Video
(glitterly.app)
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oskarahl
6y ago
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oskarahl
6y ago
Months of covid confinement and getting stuck in a work visa limbo in Malaysia meant I got the chance to work on my side projects undisturbed the past few months. Not really sure if glitterly.app will work out at all. But had a ton of fun b
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oskarahl
6y ago
Interesting, ended up using FFmpeg. It's heavy to run and it takes time to write all the code for overlaying elements on top of each other and drawing text etc - but the quality is great.
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oskarahl
6y ago
Well done! I like how you handle multiple scenes, it's easier this way vs e.g. how clipchamp does it. I'm the creator of Glitterly - https://glitterly.app/ a similar video editor but more focused on pure feature v
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oskarahl
6y ago
Love the feature preview videos, what did you use to create them?
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oskarahl
6y ago
Great, let me know how it goes :)
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oskarahl
6y ago
That's awesome let me know how it goes. The border can be removed by pressing the "undo" button (perhaps the ui/ux for this could be a bit clearer - i'll see what I can do). Currently no title/subtitle support
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oskarahl
6y ago
Thanks! Yes sliding in texts / headers / annotations are on the upcoming features list. Any specific kind of text widgets that you are thinking of?
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oskarahl
6y ago
Thanks! The video transformations can be a bit time-consuming (especially right now as there is quite a bit of traffic from hackernews) - I'll add a proper loader so you can see how much time is remaining. Admittedly I haven't tes
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oskarahl
6y ago
Thanks for the feedback, very impressive that you exited Automagical. 1. Haha oh no, I'll have to look for alternatives to Giphy then. 2. Yes i've been eyeing this for a while as the GL-transitions are really smooth, I plan to add
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oskarahl
6y ago
Thanks for checking it out. 1. Currently it's a web-based video editor (so no download required) where you edit screen recordings, so at the moment you'll need to record your screen and then upload it. 2. I see, maybe adding a &qu
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oskarahl
6y ago
Thanks for the suggestion it's a good point of view that I hadn't considered yet. Currently it's completely free and open to use for anyone, but I'll run out of free digital ocean server credits one day :) Did you get a
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oskarahl
6y ago
Thanks! i'm happy to keep it free in exchange for feedback :) would love to hear their thoughts at oskar.ahlroth@gmail.com
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Show HN: Glitterly – Create and share videos of your app
(glitterly.app)
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oskarahl
6y ago
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oskarahl
6y ago
Hi HN, I’m a big fan of following feature updates for my favourite apps, and I’ve always wondered how they make videos that have all these nice transitions and zooms. And so I wanted to create a product that a non-professional video editor
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oskarahl
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FFmpeg started out as frustrating for me but the more I use it the more I love it. The ability to split videos into smaller segments and applying different filters to each segment and finally combining the segments is just great. I've
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oskarahl
6y ago
I just launched my blog today coincidentally: Bite-sized programming concepts with interactive challenges in repl.it https://www.bitecodingbits.com/ Why? because it's just so hard to learn a concept by merely reading a