Use case

Product reveal videos for launches

Give the first complete view of a product a deliberate visual beat without claiming a full launch campaign workflow.

No installation · Source model normally stays in your browser · No subscription

A completed cloth reveal made with the Drapery Reveal browser workflow.

A reveal built for the moment

Launch teams often need one compact asset that can introduce a product before specifications, photography, or longer-form video. A cloth reveal creates that transition from anticipation to recognition.

How the workflow supports this use case

Frame the product from its strongest angle, direct the cloth away from its defining feature, and choose a duration that leaves enough time for the finished silhouette to register.

  • Start with a supported 3D model rather than rebuilding the product as a video asset.
  • Use cloth direction, lighting, camera, and timing to create one clear visual beat.
  • Export the finished reveal in a layout suited to the place where it will be presented.

The useful outcome

The exported reveal can stand alone as a teaser or become an opening shot inside a larger launch edit, presentation, product page, or announcement.

Plan for the real constraints

A reveal does not validate launch claims or replace final channel testing. Treat it as one creative asset and confirm materials, brand treatment, safe areas, and codec behavior before release.

  • Check materials and textures in the browser before recording.
  • Keep important details inside the safe area for the selected aspect ratio.
  • Review the exported file in the final channel before a public launch.

From model to reveal

The editor is available without an installation. You can test a sample, open your own model, and refine the scene before deciding whether to record.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Can I make more than one aspect ratio?

Yes. A completed recording can be prepared in vertical, portrait, square, landscape, or original proportions.

Do I need an account to test the scene?

No. You can open a model, drape the cloth, and preview the reveal before signing in. Recording requires an account.

Try the real workflow

Give your 3D model an entrance.

Open the editor, test the reveal, and decide what to record after you see the simulation.

Create a reveal