Copy template
Product Hunt gallery copy template
Turn Product Hunt gallery images into a simple click-through story instead of disconnected screenshots.
Example
“Slide 1: Most SaaS launches do not fail because the product is useless. They fail because visitors cannot repeat the founder's reasoning in one sentence.”
Copy structure
- Slide 1: state the painful workflow or launch mistake the product fixes.
- Slide 2: show the core asset, tool, template, or demo output.
- Slide 3: explain the before/after workflow with one concrete example.
- Slide 4: add proof, constraint, dataset, or founder artifact.
- Slide 5: end with a focused action such as try the tool, join the pack preview, or request examples.
Reusable prompt
Create a five-slide Product Hunt gallery story for {product}. Each slide needs one headline, one short caption, and one visual direction. Cover pain, core workflow, before/after example, proof, and CTA.
Commercialization notes
Buyer outcome
A founder can plan Product Hunt visuals that explain the product story before launch visitors decide whether to read or click.
Paid-pack fit
Commercially useful because Product Hunt gallery copy connects written positioning to launch-day assets founders can buy as a compact pack.
Implementation checklist
- Map the five-slide sequence before designing any visuals.
- Keep every headline understandable without reading the full screenshot text.
- Use the final slide to route visitors to the most relevant waitlist or paid-pack validation page.
Export format: Five-slide Product Hunt gallery copy plan with visual directions
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