u/CreepyRice1253

https://reddit.com/link/1vsk46j/video/a42ppb84gbkh1/player

I found this posted on X by François Lefebvre, i was amazed with this effect particularly the parallax effect

The thing is i tried slider controls, had parented the grid and everything but still not able to achieve this
Any one who did this or know it, would need your help

I saw few Grid rigging videos but did not caught any idea, but if am missing any tutorial your help will be appreciate :)
Thanks

https://reddit.com/link/1vrdtuq/video/6s7zut2oz1kh1/player

Built Rebuttal, an AI outreach coach, and made the launch video myself.

The biggest lesson from making it: trying to show everything makes the video worse.

I initially wanted to cover all the features, but it completely killed the pacing. Ended up cutting most of it and focusing on one clear hook + 3 core moments instead of turning it into a feature tour.

The product is still being updated, but you can see the project/video here:
https://www.avido.in/work/rebuttal-launch

I also run Avido Studio, where I make launch, explainer, and demo videos for SaaS products.

Would love to hear what you think of the video or the way we positioned the product. Feedback appreciated!

Hey everyone,

i have been working from past 8 months into motion design and learnt along the way, got to meet with lots of amazing people.

The thing today is am still not able to figure out what exactly to price the work (should it be per minute or seconds? or any specific global standards?)
Here's my portfolio: https://avido.in/work

Any tip to improve the work is appreciated :) thanks you.

Hey all!
As the title suggest, we provide service where we make launch, explainer and many other videos mostly used for marketing and conversion purpose
Have worked with more than 20 founders globally and counting.
You can check the work here: https://avido.in
If your product is in launch phase or already launched and need a launch/product/feature video, we can make that possible
The typical starting range is $300.

https://preview.redd.it/ymbd4unqpffh1.png?width=2472&format=png&auto=webp&s=83f2c344d3fc1cddea94faee6f8c15a524753e09

https://preview.redd.it/xhcx3fsspffh1.png?width=2471&format=png&auto=webp&s=2794922377849f74d8382e1fede34af0b36dce9a

Hey all, as the title suggest, i need help with

1. the text glowing effect
2. gradient background of it
3. those shapes which appear on each word,

the video is Wix harmony by Wix motion studio,

I had tried colorama, still not able to match something like that

Building a great product is only half the job. Getting people to understand it quickly is the other half.

I create clean, modern explainer videos, product demos, launch videos, and UI showcases that help SaaS companies communicate their value in under a minute.

I've worked with startups and businesses across the US, Europe, and the Middle East, delivering 30+ videos.

Portfolio: https://avido.in/work

Starting at $300.

If you're launching a product or want to improve your website, social media, or Product Hunt launch, feel free to DM me.

The hardest brief in AI products: explaining something that works invisibly. No UI, no dashboard, just a concept that has to land in seconds.

Most founders try to show everything. What actually works: sell the feeling first, then the product.

Portfolio: avido.in

If you're looking for videos like this, let's chat: avido.in/contact

Most vibe coded products are hard to explain. Too many features, no obvious demo moment, or the product just works invisibly in the background.

The trick: don't show everything. Open with the real problem first. Everything else clicks after that.

Portfolio: avido.in

If you're looking for videos like this, let's chat: avido.in/contact

Building a great product is only half the job. Getting people to understand it quickly is the other half.

I create clean, modern explainer videos, product demos, launch videos, and UI showcases that help SaaS companies communicate their value in under a minute.

I've worked with startups and businesses across the US, Europe, and the Middle East, delivering 30+ videos.

Portfolio: https://avido.in/work

Starting at $300.

If you're launching a product or want to improve your website, social media, or Product Hunt launch, feel free to DM me.

Building a great product is only half the job. Getting people to understand it quickly is the other half.

I create clean, modern explainer videos, product demos, launch videos, and UI showcases that help SaaS companies communicate their value in under a minute.

I've worked with startups and businesses across the US, Europe, and the Middle East, delivering 30+ videos.

Portfolio**:** https://avido.in/work

Starting at $300.

If you're launching a product or want to improve your website, social media, or Product Hunt launch, feel free to DM me.

Building a PC for After Effects, Cinema 4D/Blender rendering, video editing, some local AI inference, and gaming. I'm in a region where summers regularly hit 42-45°C and ambient room temps stay around 28-32°C even with AC.

Comparing these three:

• AMD Ryzen 9 9950X: 16 cores, strong multi-core but pulls 200W+, worried about thermals in this heat
• Intel Core Ultra 9 285K: latest Intel, better efficiency, but is it mature enough for creative workloads?
• Intel i9-14900K: suggestion from a vendor, but 13th/14th gen degradation issues make me hesitant

Questions:

1. Is the 9950X's heat manageable with a 360mm AIO given high ambient temps?
2. Is the i9-14900K still a safe buy in 2026 or should I avoid it entirely?
3. Is Arrow Lake actually worth it over 9950X for creative work right now?
4. Which of these three best balances creative workloads + gaming?

Full build: RTX 5070 Ti, 64GB DDR5-6000, 1000W PSU, 360mm AIO.

People who've built in hot climate regions or do similar workloads, would really appreciate your input.

Building a PC for After Effects, Cinema 4D/Blender rendering, video editing, some local AI inference, and gaming. I'm in a region where summers regularly hit 42-45°C and ambient room temps stay around 28-32°C even with AC.

Comparing these three:

• AMD Ryzen 9 9950X: 16 cores, strong multi-core but pulls 200W+, worried about thermals in this heat
• Intel Core Ultra 9 285K: latest Intel, better efficiency, but is it mature enough for creative workloads?
• Intel i9-14900K: suggestion from a vendor, but 13th/14th gen degradation issues make me hesitant

Questions:

1. Is the 9950X's heat manageable with a 360mm AIO given high ambient temps?
2. Is the i9-14900K still a safe buy in 2026 or should I avoid it entirely?
3. Is Arrow Lake actually worth it over 9950X for creative work right now?
4. Which of these three best balances creative workloads + gaming?

Full build: RTX 5070 Ti, 64GB DDR5-6000, 1000W PSU, 360mm AIO.

People who've built in hot climate regions or do similar workloads, would really appreciate your input.

https://reddit.com/link/1u3ieqe/video/pc1s9ovkfr6h1/player

I create explainer and demo videos for SaaS products. Just finished one for OBPrint, a shop management platform for print shops and screen printers.

The brief was explaining a complex system (quotes, orders, production, AI marketing) without overwhelming viewers. We opened with the real pain: a shop owner unsure where their orders are. From there, everything makes sense.

More work: avido.in

Starting at $450. DM if you have something in mind.

https://reddit.com/link/1u2kyct/video/r6t9oiw41k6h1/player

Recently made this demo video for a platform with quotes, orders, production, payments, and AI features packed in. The biggest mistake most founders make is trying to show everything at once.

What actually works: open with the real problem. A shop owner standing in their business unsure where anything is. From there, the solution clicks immediately.

The video that sells best is the one that doesn't try too hard to sell.

If you're dealing with the same complexity in your product, happy to chat about approaches. Avido has examples if you want to see the thinking.

Shipped this demo video for AyeWatch a while ago, an AI monitoring tool that cuts through internet noise.

Here’s the insight: most product videos fail because they focus on features instead of addressing feelings. AyeWatch is designed to be invisible; there’s no user interface moment and no dramatic dashboard. So the video couldn't rely on visuals.

Instead, we centered it on relief. It conveys the feeling of not being overwhelmed. That’s what actually sells monitoring tools.

The lesson I learned is that if your product addresses a problem people can't see, your video should sell the emotion, not the feature. Most founders try to show everything. Sometimes, less is more.

Video: https://avido.in/work/ayewatch-product-demo

Also you can check more work at Avido.