PromoHyper

Turn a screenshot of your UI into motion

Free to try · watermark on the free one · $7 clean

Upload one screenshot. An AI motion designer rebuilds your interface and animates it assembling itself — panels settling, rows cascading, numbers counting up. Free with a watermark — a free account, no card, no trial to cancel. If you want it clean it is $7, and you see exactly what you are getting before you decide.

Upload your screenshot

Your app, dashboard or landing page — PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 10MB.

Choose a file

Free with a watermark — see it first, then $7 if you want it clean

What it makes

Not a pan-and-zoom over a flat image. The interface is rebuilt as real HTML and CSS, then animated piece by piece — which is why it reads as your product being used rather than a picture being slid around.

Examples

Real runs of the free version, exactly as they came out — watermark and all. Made something good with it? Run it free and it can land here.

A product page and app shell, assembling itself
A project board building itself, card by card
A creator's channel page, rebuilt and set in motion
A health app's landing page, assembling itself around one chart
A crypto swap screen, wiring itself up route by route

Free renders can be shown here as examples — that is part of what makes them free. Anything you render with credits stays private and is never shown.

How it works

  1. Upload a screenshot. Your app, dashboard, settings page or landing page. PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 10MB.
  2. The model reads your interface. It sees the real layout, colours and hierarchy, then rebuilds them as flat HTML and CSS. Your logos and avatars are cropped from the original file, never redrawn.
  3. It animates and renders. Modules assemble in a readable order, the frame settles, and you get a 5-second MP4 in about two minutes — 1080p, or 4K if you picked it.

Need the whole story, not just the screen?

This tool animates one interface. PromoHyper makes the full promo video: it reads your website, writes a script in your brand’s voice, generates the voiceover and original music, and hand-designs every frame — in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1. No templates, no editing software.

Questions

How much does one UI animation cost?
Nothing, if you can live with a small watermark — that version is free and needs only a free account. Without the watermark it is $7 for 1080p or $9 for 4K, paid once, with no subscription. You see exactly what will be animated before you decide, and paying re-renders the same animation clean.
Why do I need an account for the free one?
Because the free version costs us real money to make — a model rebuilds your interface and a render farm turns it into video, whether or not you ever pay. An account is the cheapest honest brake we could put on that: it stops the free tier being run in a loop, and it means we can find your animation again if something goes wrong. Paying does not need an account at all.
What is the difference between 1080p and 4K?
Only the resolution of the file. The animation, the timing and the design are identical — 4K renders the same composition at four times the pixels, which is worth it if the video will play on a large screen, be cropped into, or be re-encoded by an ad platform. For social and web embeds, 1080p is enough.
How does it animate my screenshot?
It does not pan or zoom the image. An AI model looks at your screenshot, rebuilds that interface as real HTML and CSS, then animates the pieces assembling: panels settle, rows cascade, numbers count up, charts draw themselves. Logos and avatars are cropped from your original file rather than redrawn.
What screenshot works best?
A clean, full-width capture of one screen — a dashboard, a settings page, a landing page hero. Avoid browser chrome, cursors and half-scrolled pages. At least 400×300 pixels, up to 10MB, PNG, JPG or WebP. SVG and PDF are not read directly — export as PNG first.
Can I use the video commercially?
Yes — it is your interface. The paid version carries no watermark and needs no attribution. The free version is also yours to use, but it keeps a small promohyper.com mark on it.