See haus video in motion.
haus video spans around two dozen production features, each compelling in its own right — far more than we can show here. This is a brief taste of a few. Watch the reel above, then step into the surfaces below.
Step inside
Four surfaces, each a walkthrough in the real interface.
Slideshow Editor
Images, text, transitions, and audio composed on a timeline — the classic authoring surface behind every render.
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Captions Studio
Word-timed captions synced to voice, styled as a finishing typography layer over the reel stage.
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Render Queue
Frames to FFmpeg to publish — the four-stage pipeline with live progress, logs, and job history.
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Map Mode
Storyboard a film as a scene map — brief, scene boxes, transitions, and continuity chains you review before anything renders.
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Motion Designer
Draw and save reusable motion paths, then attach them to any layer to drive custom on-screen movement.
Open walkthroughExplain it yourself
Record any flow once, edit it like a video, share a link — no login required to view.The Explainer — a walkthrough recorder & editor
A browser extension captures clicks and navigation on any site — not just haus video — as you walk through a flow. Advance Mode then lets you trim steps, rewrite labels and captions, set the zoom on each shot, and add a custom intro and end slide. Publish it and get a stable, unguessable link — a "Clickable Slideshow" anyone can step through, no login required.
- Chrome extension capture — any site, not just ours
- Advance Mode — remove/relabel steps, per-step zoom presets
- Custom intro & end slides, both real steps in the walkthrough
- One-click publish to a public, shareable link
Making your first slideshow
Start to finish: creating a new slideshow project and putting the first cut together.
Open walkthrough Live walkthroughAsset & Preview walkthrough
Browsing the asset library, previewing shared media, and bringing it into a project.
Open walkthroughOr render it as a narrated video
Instead of (or alongside) the Clickable Slideshow, the same walkthrough can render straight to an autoplay .mp4 — ElevenLabs reads the title, description, and every step's instruction aloud, the camera pans and zooms into each click target with a highlight ring, and each shot holds exactly as long as its narration takes. No editor round-trip: it's the same steps and edits already made in Advance Mode.
- ElevenLabs narration — pick a voice, generate per step
- Camera pans/zooms + click-target highlight, real video (not CSS)
- Shot duration driven by narration length, no manual timing
- Render queue with per-step caching — edit one step, re-render fast
Works on any app — here it's Haus App Annotator
This isn't a haus video walkthrough — it's the same Explainer pipeline pointed at Haus App Annotator, a completely different product. Capture, narration, and camera work all come from the extension recording; nothing here is specific to our own app.
- Extension capture works on any site or app
- Same ElevenLabs narration & camera pipeline, zero app-specific config
- Published as its own shareable walkthrough link
From the platform
Real videos — and how each one was made.Analysis → Ideation: a reimagined ad
Analysis Mode ingested an existing ad and produced a full report — color, pacing, and theme — pulled its assets, built a reusable style, and recreated a replica of the original. Then Ideation Mode generated the completely different video shown here: distinct from the source material, but true to its tone.
- Analysis Mode
- Ideation Mode
- Style Mode
- Storyboard (grouped clips)
- Sequence Mode — stitches storyboards into long-form & exports SRT, voiceover + captions as one NLE-ready package (or compiles in-platform)
- Dozens of Cast created
- Captioning
- Voice Over
Integration with other AI services
English → Italian lip-sync
Created in the platform, then re-voiced English to Italian: ElevenLabs kept the voice consistent, and the rendered cut was handed to Sync.so (SyncLabs) to re-sync the lips to the new language.
- Storyboard
- Cast / Avatar
- Voiceover
HeyGen avatar — Cast-driven
Our Cast system drives HeyGen: we send our own avatars, then create and sync them on the platform, pulling consistent “looks” from each cast member's internal library.
- Cast
- Avatar “looks” library
HeyGen avatar — Italian voice
The same Cast-driven HeyGen pipeline, voiced with an Italian HeyGen voice — the avatar's look stays synchronized from our cast's internal library.
- Cast
- Avatar “looks” library
HeyGen avatar — ElevenLabs voice
A Cast-driven HeyGen avatar voiced with a custom ElevenLabs voice — combining HeyGen's delivery with full control over the audio performance.
- Cast
- Voiceover
FX & Motion Graphics
Code Typewriter FX
Types code onto the screen character by character to simulate live code generation — perfect for YouTube coding tutorials and explainer videos.
- FX package
- Code Typewriter effect
- Storyboard
Code Typewriter FX:UI Admin Authoring
How it looks in the UI authoring controls. Smooth playback and real time controls demonstrate how smooth the system is. This is what turns into a final h.264 MP4 video.
This is one of the FX available to use.
Villain — iMessage chat scene
Built on our Cast / Avatar system so the character stays consistent shot to shot, with a Motion FX overlay from our FX package that simulates an iMessage chat session.
- Cast
- Ideation
- Storyboard
- Map Mode
- Motion Graphics
Tracing Reveal FX
A hand traces along a path to reveal artwork or text stroke by stroke — one of the animated reveals in our FX package.
- FX package
- Motion paths
- Storyboard
Automation Factory
Editorial Board — landscape
Auto topic generation: from a single prompt, the Editorial Board plans and produces hundreds of videos across a subject. Here's a 16:9 landscape cut.
- Captioning
- Avatar
- Style system (1940s/1950s Sears Catalog)
- Storyboard
- Google Sheet integration
Editorial Board — vertical
The same one-prompt Editorial Board pipeline in 9:16 vertical — an entire content calendar of videos generated from a single subject.
- Captioning
- Avatar
- Style system (1940s/1950s Sears Catalog)
- Storyboard
- Google Sheet integration