skill
app-preview-videos
Claude Code skill: turn app screen recordings into store-ready App Store / Play previews, screenshots and social clips
Set up
Skills are installed by placing their folder where your agent loads skills.
The download comes from github.com/joanseg/app-preview-videos itself, not from our server, so what you get is exactly what its author published.
Install instructions come from the README
README
synced Oct 22, 2026app-preview-videos
A Claude Code skill that turns phone screen recordings of your app into store-ready promo videos and screenshots.
Ask for it in plain words — "make an App Store preview of the send flow from ~/Downloads/send.mp4, hide the email domain" — and Claude:
- maps the recording into scenes and taps, and speeds up the waits
- paints out personal data (emails, phone numbers, card details) with the surrounding surface, so nothing looks covered, and cuts failure screens
- frames the app under kinetic captions in your brand's colours and font
- adds tap rings, licensed background music and an end card with the required disclosures
- renders App Store previews (886×1920, 15–30 s), Google Play screenshots and 9:16 social cuts
- checks every file against the store's specs before you upload
- optionally checks and cleans a voice-over you record
It also tells you what to record, and what the footage can't honestly claim.
Install
git clone https://github.com/joanseg/app-preview-videos ~/.claude/skills/app-preview-videos
Needs Node 20+, ffmpeg, and for the optional voice check whisper-cli with a ggml model.
Rendering uses Remotion — free for individuals and companies of up
to three people; larger companies need a Remotion licence.
What's inside
SKILL.md— the workflow Claude followsreferences/— store specs and content rules, a recording checklist, footage mapping, voice-overassets/template/— the Remotion project each run starts from (captions in four styles, redaction, tap rings, end card, screenshots, spec check, voice clean-up)scripts/new-project.sh— creates a project from the template
Music is fetched from Mixkit under its free licence; the bundled Schibsted Grotesk font is under the SIL Open Font License.
License
MIT