Claude or Codex can draft a video on your own. When something isn’t right, the only fix is to ask again, and that can go round in circles: one fix breaks something else, and you never quite get there.

Productake is the other path. A short brief becomes an on-brand video, and when you want an expert finish you click Send to expert. A designer makes the changes for you.

What you get with us that you don’t get on your own

• Real designers, not endless prompting. When you want changes, click “Send to expert” and a designer edits your video by hand: exact text, timing, colours, cursor moves, whatever needs fixing. No re-prompting, no starting over, no going in circles. You review it, ask for changes if needed, and approve. You can follow every request on your Design Requests board.
• Made for product marketing. Agents built for Launch videos, Walkthrough videos, UI Animation videos, Explainer videos, ads and banners, each designed to give a professional result for that kind of content.
• Your real product, animated. Your actual product screens, brought to life with cursor moves, clicks, typing, zooms and smooth screen-to-screen flows.
• Agency-quality motion. Polished, studio-grade animation and transitions: the look you’d expect from a motion design agency, not a quick AI animation.
• Your brand, saved once. Logos, colours, your exact fonts, button styles, product screens and photos, used automatically every time.
• Voiceover and music. Voiceover and music where the video needs it.
• Checked before you see it. Automatic quality checks catch problems with layout, text and timing.
• Everything in one place. Videos, ads and banners for every brand in one shared Library.
• No prompting skill needed. A short brief, and the same quality every time, whoever on the team makes it.

What is considered editing?

Changes that keep the same video: the same idea, style and roughly the same length.

• Text. Fix typos, change wording of headlines, captions or the call to action, update the website or end-card details.
• Brand. Correct colours, fonts or logo (swap, resize, move, light or dark version).
• Timing. Speed up or slow down a scene, hold a moment longer or shorter, reorder existing scenes, trim, or stretch slightly (no more than about 5 seconds overall).
• Visual fixes. Overlapping or cut-off text, glitches, flicker, awkward transitions, cursor path, clicks and zooms.
• Screens. Replace a screenshot with an updated version of the same screen, or blur private data.
• Sound. Swap music from our library, adjust volume, or fix the voiceover after a small script correction in the same language.
• Rounds. Up to 2 rounds of changes.

What is not considered editing?

These count as a new video:

• A new idea, script or storyboard.
• A different style, or a different agent.
• New scenes, or features that weren’t in the original.
• A much longer video (for example 15 s to 30 s).
• Other sizes or shapes (square or vertical versions), or other languages.
• Custom illustration, 3D, characters or live footage.
• Designing product screens that don’t exist yet.
• The same video for another brand.
• Source files (the editable project).
• Extra rounds, or changes after you have approved the final file.