Glitterly
Easily generate thousands of unique images
Glitterly can now be found as an App on Zapier. As a developer, adding a new app to Zapier was a very pleasant experience - the documentation is superb.
Featured integrations:
Create images from
- New rows in Google Sheets
- New RSS feed items
- Your own tweets
- Wordpress posts
Official launch website here:
https://www.glitterly.app/zapier
Launched an image generation API as an alternative to Placid and Bannerbear. The free-tier is 50x images per month.
How it works:
Step 1: Set up a base template in the editor.
Step 2: Create images from the template with customised text, images and more.
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very cool! congrats on the launch!
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I'm so glad to see this. I'm working on a project that will need EXACTLY this functionality. I'll reach out the future for sure.
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Please do! Any hints on what type of project you're working on?
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We're working on a leads-for-sale platform for field sales reps from a specific industry/market. Sellers (wholesale warehouses, large retail centers etc.) will be able to post products they have overstock, which will become "leads" for the reps to work on. One of the desired requirements for the post is an image (hook to your product) that describes the lead. For example, warehouse A wants to sell 3000 KitKat packages for Z$ 10,000 and offers a 5% reward to the winning rep. We would like to push that data to an API and get the post image back programmatically. Seller would be given the option to promote/sponsor the lead in social media for a extra fee. That's it. ;-)
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Cool wish you all the best, and yes that sounds like a nice extra feature that would fit in well with Glitterly.
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publish how you build it on hackernoon.
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Hi Oskar,
Happy to see your post. Featured it on Product Startups
https://my.productstartups.com/c/saas/glitterlyapp
Venkat
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Cool! Thanks Venkat
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Super interesting. I've been looking for alternatives to BannerBear and HTMLCSStoimage and I love that you had the forethought to create a form. Pricing seems a bit more (at first glance) than the other two when looking at high volume output. Definitely going to be following along your journey.
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Thanks - I haven't added subscriptions yet so until then the price for one year is USD 49 or USD 4 per month which is significantly lower than both BannerBear and HTMLCSStoimage. But perhaps this is not clear from the pricing page it's still a work in progress.
If you need any help setting it up let me know i'd be more than happy to
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ooooh... I completely misread that pricing page. 😂
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The video maker for makers, digital marketers, YouTubers, and pet lovers. Viable for feature previews, video banners on facebook, spicing up your twitch clips and for showing off that new trick your dog just learned as an Instagram story.
The vision is a simple video editor where you can create stunning videos that are up to par with videos created in complicated software such as Adobe After Effects or Final Cut Pro X.
Sign up for early access here: https://app.glitterly.app/
Woke with a bunch of traffic on Glitterly and emails! Not sure how it happened but someone hunted Glitterly on product hunt. Currently the 4th product of the day.
I wanted to wait with the PH launch since it's still in early beta and there are a bunch of features coming up soon. And I didn't get a chance to add my nice promotion videos and images, email signup etc. but oh well!
Check it out here:
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/glitterly
How do you create videos of your apps? Do you use a video editor or do you hire a freelancer on fiver?
After 3 long months of battling video encodings, fps, timestamps, resolutions and FFmpeg - Glitterly is finally ready for the world: https://glitterly.app
How it works:
- Upload a screen recording of your app
- Add a background and effects (+ a gif?)
- Share your video clip on twitter / email
Common use cases:
- Feature announcements
- Social media posts
- Presentations
- App store videos
- "How to" Documentation
How do you inform customers of your apps features?
We believe that delightful short video snippets of your app is the right way.
Walking the customer through information with video is more effective than forcing the customer to read a wall of text. People retain information through video far better than they do by reading text.
Perhaps you've seen slacks feature releases twitter:
To create a video like this you don't need a fancy complicated video editor that is understood by the few chosen ones.
What if I told you there was a web-based video editor (on the way) to the market that makes it simple to add:
- Zooming of user interactions
- Elegant frame
- Text
- Custom branding
- Integrates with twitter, slack, email
This is the goal of Glitter. We are currently engineering and ui/ux-ing hard to make this come to life - a Beta version coming out soon!
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very cool. congrats on the launch!