Angles is a web based tool that transforms product pages, screen recordings, or brief descriptions into multiple short marketing videos. Each video generated by the application is treated as a distinct selling angle, complete with its own hook, script, voice over, and captions. The core function of the tool is to allow users to take a single source of information, such as a product URL or a recorded demonstration, and receive several edited video drafts that emphasize different aspects of the product. The application does not handle distribution or guarantee viewer engagement; it focuses solely on producing video content that users can then export and share on their chosen platforms. The workflow begins with the user pasting a product page link, uploading a screen recording, or manually entering product details. The AI processes this input to generate editable video scenes. Users can then adjust individual scenes, add their own on camera recording directly in the browser, or rely on the automatically generated captions and voice over. The tool supports both vertical and landscape export orientations. No video editing skills are required to use the application, and the first set of videos is available without payment or a credit card. Integration with development environments such as Claude Code and Codex is supported, allowing users to create videos without leaving their editor. Typical use cases include preparing video assets for product launches, creating multiple promotional angles for software as a service offerings, and turning existing product pages into visual explainers. Each video angle is structured to lead with a distinct viewer hook, such as the problem being solved, the promise of the product, the context of use, or supporting proof. The tool is designed to help users avoid common pitfalls like leading with features rather than customer needs, and it encourages experimentation with multiple messaging approaches rather than pursuing a single perfect pitch. Users can choose to present the product themselves on camera or let the automated captions and voice over carry the message.