Product Demos in PiP with transparent WebM Alpha.
By the Olo Studio team · Updated
In Olo Studio (Creator & Builder Pro, $19/mo) you can export your 3D Brand Spokesperson with a transparent background as WebM Alpha (VP9 with alpha channel) or Chroma MP4, or composite your screen recording right inside Studio using Demo PiP and 3D mockups (iphone_16, macbook_pro, browser_window) at 1080×1920 and 60 fps without uploading footage.
Step by step
- Open the Demo PiP workflow at
olomni.com/studio(or drive it via MCP usingsplit_rightlayout and theinspect_mockupgesture). - Attach your SaaS screen recording or screenshot. Media stays local on your device; frame it inside
iphone_16,macbook_pro,browser_window, orproduct_boxwith smooth auto-scroll. - Dial in camera and HUD callouts. Pair
orbit_revealorrack_focus_pushwithmetricorfeature_badgeHUD cards to spotlight conversion points. - Export in the format your pipeline needs. Render a finished
9:16/16:9MP4, or export Olo isolated asWebM Alpha(true alpha channel) orChroma MP4for CapCut, Premiere, or DaVinci Resolve.
WebM Alpha vs. Chroma MP4: which one to pick
- WebM Alpha (VP9 + alpha): true pixel-level transparency with clean edges around glossy and
frostedfinishes; ideal for DaVinci Resolve, Premiere, CapCut desktop, and web overlays. - Chroma MP4 (H.264): universal mobile NLE compatibility with a uniform key background.
Plan limits
Transparent WebM Alpha and Chroma MP4 exports unlock on Creator & Builder Pro ($19/mo) up to 3 min (180 s) and Brand & Agency ($149/mo) up to 10 min (600 s), both with zero watermark and local 60 fps rendering.
Frequently asked questions
Are my product screen recordings uploaded to a server?
No. WebGL2 compositing and WebCodecs encoding run 100% locally in your browser or headless Chromium; your screen recordings never leave your device.
Which device mockups are built into SceneSpec v2?
Four native device mockups: iphone_16, macbook_pro, browser_window, and product_box, with auto-scroll motion and continuous camera framing.
What is the maximum export resolution?
Up to 1080×1920 in vertical 9:16 (plus 1920×1080 in 16:9, 1080×1080 in 1:1, and 1080×1350 in 4:5) at up to 60 frames per second.