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You've probably used design systems in tools like Figma or Canva. Capsule is the first product to combine the concept of design systems with a video tool that's so easy anyone can do it. Loved by teams at Hubspot, Apollo, ServiceNow, and 100+ more.

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KPvor 2 Jahren

Love to see this Was talking to a founder friend about how Canva’s relentless focus (over 10 yrs) was making a “pro” skill like graphic design accessible to the masses The impact is reflected in their $2b+ ARR now Huge potential for Capsule to do the same for another “pro” skill: video editing

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Champ 🤟🏻vor 2 Jahren

@figma @canva Yes! 🫡

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Cam Houser | 📹 🚀 📈vor 2 Jahren

@figma @canva This looks cool as hell, how have I not stumbled across capsule before? And you follow me already? Excited to play with this. At first glance this looks like it does lots of things that I wish descript did

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Champ 🤟🏻vor 2 Jahren

@figma @canva Thanks! Yes I watch your videos! Still in beta... 1.0 coming soon. Please send feedback - DM or champ at

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Gideon Shalwickvor 2 Jahren

@figma @canva Yes - I LOVE this approach! And focusing massively on a SUPER SIMPLE UI/UX can make all the difference! Fits in great with my product design philosophy too!

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Helder Almeida 🍊vor 2 Jahren

@figma @canva

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gaborsotervor 2 Jahren

@figma @canva design systems for videos make a lot of sense

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Roland Kahlenbergvor 2 Jahren

@figma @canva Adobe After Effects allows for much more customization and with a truly user-centered user- interface. This is a really good and I'm a big fan but for absolute user-centricity and no-compromise design, Adobe After Effects is the way to go.

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Champ 🤟🏻vor 2 Jahren

@figma @canva No doubt! AE + Capsule work together. Design your motion graphics in AE and then bring them into Capsule so everyone can use them.

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