No budget. No experience. No problem. In 24 hours, I made a launch video that nailed our story—here’s how Jitter made it happen.
As we were planning the launch for Jellypod, I knew we needed a marketing video to tell our story. Something compelling, polished, and professional.
The problem? Hiring contractors costs thousands, and even then, you spend countless hours revising scripts, refining ideas, and getting the visuals just right.
I set out to create the video myself. The catch?
That’s when I discovered Jitter, the motion design tool that felt like Figma’s fun younger brother who moved to LA to become a movie director.
Here’s the step-by-step breakdown of how I used Jitter to make a professional-grade launch video in just a day:
I started by watching tons of launch videos from companies I admire. The goal was to understand:
This helped me form the skeleton of the script.
The script is the foundation. I followed this high-level flow:
The song is the emotional heartbeat of the video. I needed something that aligned with the pacing of the script—building energy where it mattered most.
Jitter became my secret weapon for creating a professional video, even as someone with almost zero experience in motion design. Its intuitive interface and beginner-friendly tools made it easy to get started, but the more I explored, the more I realized how powerful it is for marketers.
I’ll admit, I was nervous. Most video tools feel overwhelming—too many buttons, too many settings. But Jitter surprised me:
Within an hour, I was experimenting with transitions, animations, and timing. There was almost no learning curve, and for someone without a design background, that was huge.
The key to a great video is motion that feels intentional. Jitter made it easy to match the animation style to the story:
Jitter also gives you control without complexity. The timeline feature helped me organize assets by scenes or chapters, which was crucial for a beginner like me.
One of the most useful features was the ability to group elements and keep everything organized:
This organization made revisions simple. If I needed to tweak the visuals or timing in a specific section, I could jump straight to that group without losing track of the rest of the video.
What stood out most was how quickly I picked things up.
In the end, I went from nervous beginner to confident motion designer in less than a day. Jitter didn’t just help me create a video—it helped me tell our story in a way that resonated.
I shared drafts with my team and iterated rapidly. More versions = better results. People always notice things you miss.
Here are some takeaways to make your Jitter workflow smooth and effective:
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Jitter isn’t just another tool—it’s like Figma’s fun younger sibling who knows how to create movie magic. It’s intuitive, fast, and surprisingly powerful, even for someone like me—a non-designer.
If you’re a marketer looking to launch a product and need a professional video without breaking the bank, Jitter is your ally. It helped me create a polished launch video for Jellypod in just 24 hours, and it can do the same for you.
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