Turn gameplay and product info into a trailer plan fast

AI Game Trailer Generator

Generate teaser structures, Steam trailer outlines, shot lists, hooks, captions, and video prompts for launch or promotion.

AI Game Trailer Generator helps turn raw game information into a trailer-ready package. It is useful when a team knows the game but needs a faster way to plan the trailer structure, hooks, shots, and CTA.

Start with a prompt

Describe what you want to generate, then continue in Workspace.

Your prompt will be used as the first generation brief. Plan My Trailer
Starter prompt 1Create a 30-second Steam trailer for my roguelike card game with hook, pacing, gameplay beats, and CTA.
Starter prompt 2Generate a teaser trailer plan for a cozy farming RPG with emotional arc, key scenes, and short social cutdowns.
Starter prompt 3Turn this game summary into a launch promo video package with shot list, captions, and editing rhythm.

What you can create

This page is built to answer user intent fast and show concrete deliverables, not vague marketing claims.

  • Steam trailer outlines
  • Launch teaser structures
  • Social ad concepts
  • Beat sheets and shot lists
  • Caption copy and title cards
  • Video-generation-ready prompt packages

How it works

The workflow is designed to reduce first-use friction and make the next action obvious.

  1. Input the game and goal
    Describe what the game is and what the trailer should achieve.
  2. Define the hook
    SeeleAgent identifies the strongest opening and message hierarchy.
  3. Build the structure
    Lay out scene order, pacing, feature reveals, and CTA placement.
  4. Prepare production
    Use the result for capture planning, editing, or AI video generation.

Frequently asked questions

What does an AI game trailer generator create?

It creates a trailer-planning package such as the hook, beat sheet, scene sequence, captions, and message order.

Is this only for Steam trailers?

No. It works for Steam trailers, launch promos, teaser videos, gameplay overviews, and short social clips.

Can it output a shot list?

Yes. A structured shot list is one of the most practical outputs because it tells the team what footage to capture.

Does it help with short video versions too?

Yes. It can suggest cutdowns for teaser posts, ads, or vertical clips.

Do I need gameplay footage first?

No. A game pitch and trailer goal are enough for a strong first pass.

Can it support AI video generation later?

Yes. The output can be translated into prompts and scene directions for downstream video generation.

What you get

Each pass should produce something concrete enough to keep moving.

  • Trailer concept summary
  • Hook and message hierarchy
  • Beat sheet
  • Caption ideas
  • Short-form cutdown directions
  • Prompt package for downstream video workflows

Best for and what still needs review

Best for

  • Steam store trailers
  • Announcement teasers
  • Launch promos
  • Social media cutdowns

Still needs human review

  • Final footage quality
  • Platform-specific trailer specs
  • Music and voice rights
  • Last-mile editing polish

Related pages

Use internal links to move between planning, narrative, visual, and 3D production workflows.