AI assistant demo videos for client products

To show a client's AI assistant or chatbot in a video, use MockClip's brand-free AI Assistant Chat: the assistant carries your client's name in the header and composer and their accent colour on the logo, bubbles and send button, and its replies stream in with lists, bold text and code.

MockClip's ChatGPT template recreates ChatGPT, a trademark of OpenAI. It is for your own explainers and tutorials about ChatGPT, not for a client's product demo or an ad. Client work and paid ads need the Studio plan.

AI Assistant Chat under the name "Nimbus": a reasoning step, then a streamed answer.

Which template for which job

For the client's demo: AI Assistant Chat

A product demo should show the client's product. The AI Assistant Chat is an original design: a logo mark and name header, a greeting with suggestion cards, your accent on the user bubbles and send button, and "Message <name>" in the composer.

Script the prompt and the answer, add a searching or reasoning step before the reply, and set the streaming speed so the answer reads at the pace of your voice-over.

For your own channel: the ChatGPT template

The ChatGPT template is for content about ChatGPT itself: a tutorial on prompting, a review, a skit on your own channel. Free, Pro and Creator cover your own content, monetised posts included.

MockClip is not affiliated with OpenAI. Don't present a clip as a real ChatGPT conversation where that would mislead people, and don't suggest that OpenAI endorses you or your product.

ChatGPT Conversation template →

From the ChatGPT template to AI Assistant Chat

Kept
Typed prompts, a thinking or action step before the reply, streamed replies with headings, lists, bold text and code, images in replies, error replies, light and dark themes.
Yours
The assistant's name and accent colour, shown in the header, the logo mark, the composer and the send button.
Not drawn
The ChatGPT model title, the upsell banner, the incognito toggle and the voice button.

How to make it

  1. 1

    Open AI Assistant Chat

    Set the assistant's name and accent colour in the brand panel.

  2. 2

    Write the exchange

    Type the question a customer would ask and the answer the product gives, or describe the demo and let Describe it write it.

  3. 3

    Time it to the voice-over

    Set the delay before the reply, the reasoning step and the streaming speed.

  4. 4

    Export

    MP4 or GIF on any plan; transparent MOV or WebM on Creator and Studio to place the phone over your own footage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a fake ChatGPT conversation in an ad or a client video?

Not under MockClip's licence. The ChatGPT template recreates a design that is a trademark of OpenAI, MockClip is not affiliated with OpenAI, and its licence grants no rights in that brand on any plan. For ads and client work, MockClip's terms point to the brand-free apps; for an AI product that is the AI Assistant Chat, on the Studio plan.

How do I make a demo video of my client's chatbot?

Open MockClip's AI Assistant Chat, set the client's assistant name and accent colour, write the customer's question and the assistant's answer, and export. The reply streams in with formatted text, after an optional searching or reasoning step.

Does MockClip generate the assistant's answers?

No. You write the answer, or use Describe it, which writes the whole clip from your description for you to edit. The video renderer itself plays back exactly what is in the script.

Which plan do I need for a client's AI demo?

Studio. On Free, Pro and Creator, MockClip videos are for your own content, monetised posts on your own channels included. Work for clients and paid ads need Studio (€19.90/month), which also removes the watermark from the brand-free apps. Every brand-free app can be tried on any plan with a watermark, and every paid plan can get a company invoice with your VAT number.

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MockClip is an independent tool, not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by OpenAI. ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI. See the terms for how you may use your videos.