20 Best Corporate Video Examples to Use in 2026

Top Must-Watch Corporate Videos
"Don’t start your next corporate video without watching these."

Corporate videos have always been the cornerstone of every successful video marketing campaign. Their strength lies in the unique ways they enable you to connect with your target clients and customers, with creative styles that resonate with them at an emotional level.

If you’re contemplating using corporate videos in your video marketing campaign, you’re in the right place! We’ve curated 20 outstanding examples across different styles to inspire your next video production project.

So without any ado, let’s jump in!

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Corporate Video Types To Expect in 2026

Live-Action Videos

Yes, AI is making videos so real we can consider them as Live-Action, but they are far from perfect. Live-action videos feature real people with real environments and are mainly used to build an authentic connection with the target audience. They humanize your brand and help you win the audience’s trust quickly. Generally, live action videos are ideal for commercials and product highlights.

Interview-Style Videos

These are the type of video that you most often see companies using in their advertising campaigns. Such videos often feature company owners and employees speaking directly to the viewers. Interview style videos are mostly used to share an insider’s perspective with the audience, adding somewhat more credibility to the brand’s image.

Interview with Overlay Graphics

Such videos combine interviews with motion graphics or text overlays, making them ideal to turn complex and technical topics into digestible content. The use of graphics and animated components also add more visual appeal to the videos which enhances storytelling.

Fully Animated Video

Well, these are just what the name says. Animated videos could be either 2D, 3D, or a mix of both. They are generally best for explainers, as well as breaking down abstract ideas into creative, digestible, and versatile content that is understood and loved by everyone.

Live-Action + Animation

These types of videos combine the relatability of live-action with the limitless creativity of animation, providing limitless opportunities to present your content in unique ways. Other than adding high visual appeal to your videos, this combination enhances your storytelling in ways you never imagined. Brands used lot of these corporate videos in 2025, so the demand should continue as we enter 2026.

Social Reels Style Videos

These types of videos have been super popular in 2025, so there is no doubt the trend will continue in 2026. TikTok & YouTube Reels style videos created for social media platforms exclusively. Such videos are fast-paced and mobile-optimized, used to attain reach to a wider audience. These videos also have high chances of going viral on social platforms and are currently an important part of every video marketing strategy.

AI Corporate Videos

We expect to see more AI-generated videos integrated into corporate videos in 2026. However, as we experienced in 2025, they have not added significant value for any brands. The recent Sora review by Marques Brownlee also demonstrated that this technology is not going to be game-changing.

So, while we will see more of these AI-generated videos, they will not be usable as reliable corporate videos for brands.

Top 20 Corporate Videos to Inspire You in 2026

1. Smirnoff – We Do We

When did you think about a corporate video and the first thoughts that came to your mind were colors, warmth, and expressive energy? Let’s be honest: probably never. Well, this one by Smirnoff might just change that perception.

The video highlights Smirnoff’s core ethos as a brand for everyone, celebrating the diversity of people, ingredients, and flavors that drives it. It mixes animated imagery, typography, and collage with live-action footage in a way that is absolutely fun to watch — and one of the best examples of why creative risks aren’t always bad.

2. ServiceNow – Interview-Based Animation

This interview-style corporate video by Kasra Design® is a great example of how to supplement informational material with catchy animations. Most of us think in images — unique and sometimes unexpected — and that is the whole point of this video: to animate the narrator’s thoughts in real-time as they unfold. The addition of isometric animations on the side not only visualizes everything being said, it hooks the audience and keeps them watching.

Although the topic is seemingly dry, the creative approach ensures it retains attention all the way to the end. Without the animation, imagine how different — and forgettable — this video would be.

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3. Dell Technologies

This live-action ad is produced by the ArtOfficial Agency for Dell. The video specifically promotes Dell’s focus on circularity and sustainable business practices, aimed towards promoting the company’s image as an environmentally friendly brand. The video is plain, simple, and direct, with crisp visuals and an engaging script that doesn’t fail to capture attention. It’s minimalism and impactful storytelling at its finest.

4. Squarespace – Blueprint AI

If there is one thing to say about this video, it would be that it brings a designer’s sketchbook to life in the most beautiful way possible. There is nothing flashy going on here — just a little bit of motion graphics, warm-toned footage, and soothing background music with a strong voiceover.

This is the kind of corporate video that impresses without trying, and one of the finest examples of content that appeals to a mass audience. It followed the corporate video production process immaculately, with a clearly excellent art director behind it.

5. Sanofi – Anthem

Have you ever seen a video by a pharmaceutical company that offers a complete cinematic experience? Rarely, if ever. This one by Sanofi is exactly that. The moment the 1 minute and 25 seconds ended, it left a lasting impression about how beautifully they executed a corporate video that highlights the company’s core values.

There are no animations here — just pure cinematography with a strong script. If you are thinking of a serious-toned, inspiring corporate video, this is your perfect reference point.

6. SunPower Equinox

Quality production has a way of showing itself in every frame, no matter how simple the video is. Sunpower Equinox is just one of those videos that makes very good use of drone shots, collage footage, and high video quality, harmoniously merging them into creating a well-executed corporate style ad.

It’s a great example for anyone who’s managing creative video projects for energy and real estate clients.

7. Shopify – You Do Your Thing

When you make more than 2 minutes of a corporate video, there is no room for even the smallest drop in quality. One boring or out-of-place moment and you have lost your viewer before you even know it. For a video that engages, inspires, and sells all at once, this one by Shopify is the best example out there.

With a great blend of cinematography, animation, and a value-driven script aimed squarely at its audience, it makes 2 minutes feel short. If you have a lot to say without putting viewers to sleep, this is the way to go.

8. Apple – Flock

FLOCK is a highly creative ad produced to promote Apple’s own browser, Safari. Although the video has excellent live-action footage, it’s still the animation here that takes the center stage. The combination drives the whole narrative and message without the utterance of a single word, perfectly showcasing what could be achieved with just visuals if you have a super creative team in place.

9. Round

Do you have a fintech brand? If yes, ‘Round’ could be your perfect inspiration. It gets the visuals right, building a polished fintech world with bright colors and dynamic shapes driven by fast-paced movements that mirror the quickly changing financial world.

More importantly, it transforms what could be a dry topic for a general audience into something genuinely interesting — serving its purpose while still carrying real viral potential. A benchmark for anyone working on a fintech video project.

10. Pexip Corporate Film

This corporate video focuses on all key aspects of effective storytelling, both visually and verbally. It addresses the main pain points of the target audience within the first few seconds and presents the product as a solution that provides users with ultimate privacy and control.

The quality of production is outstanding and can be spotted easily in just the first few frames. It is another fine example of how to turn a dry corporate message into an inspiring cinematic experience.

11. Samsung Neo

Samsung has long been known for their quirky take on ads, which usually include playful jabs at their competitors as a ritual. But this one takes a totally different direction. Created by Shelter.film, this ad is one of the most immaculate demonstrations of how smooth transitions can level up your video if done the right way. Of course there’s more to the video, but it’s the transitions that are going to blow you away.

12. Wix with Will Ferrell

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the name Will Ferrell? Side-splitting laughter? Absurd comedy? Clueless confidence with childlike charm? Or maybe all? Well, you’re up for a surprise, this video has nothing ‘Will Ferrell’, yet everything ‘Will Ferrell’!

Wix beautifully merged subtle humor with an effective corporate message in this video, turning a usually skippable video into an engaging piece with chuckle-worthy moments spread out here and there throughout the minute-long playtime. It’s an ad that feels like an ad, yet cannot be skipped.

13. Wix Studio

Vibrant animation and typography, a great but not over-the-top funny script, and high-quality production. This ad has everything a video should have to keep the audience stuck to the screen. And it leaves you feeling good at the end. How many car filter ads leave you feeling good in the end? You’re right, none!

14. Cammilli

Have a client in the jewelry industry? This is the perfect example to get inspiration from for your next advertising project. Without utterance of a single word, the video captures the very essence of what jewelry is about, showing beauty, class, and aesthetics in every frame. Nothing’s overdone here.

15. Nike – Year in Review

This 40-second video was created for Nike by R/GA. Just like any other ‘year in review,’ it’s fast-paced, vibrant, and packs a great message that’s central to the whole narrative. The seamless transitions and awesome music in the background are just a cherry on top. Such videos are perfect for social media ads.

16. Spotify – Sanremo

Although it might seem quite a random video, this ad is a part of one of Spotify’s best ad campaigns to date, titled “Neverending Sanremo.” This ad, along with many others, was created to celebrate the beautiful connection between Italians and the Sanremo festival.

Moreover, how Spotify turns the already amazing Sanremo experience into something extraordinary. Thanks to such videos, the campaign was successful, with Spotify’s ‘Sanremo 2023’ playlist becoming the most listened-to playlist globally from January 7 to 10.

17. Asphaltgold x Nike

Produced by Stories2tell, Asphalt x Nike ‘The Auction’ is a straightforward video that mainly relies on suspense for the first 30 seconds and then immediately presents the product towards the end, boasting it as something so valuable it could be sold in an auction. It’s minimalistic, to the point, and makes the statement it wants to make. It’s one of the simplest examples of a corporate video ad out there.

18. Less but better

When you hear the voiceover at first, it sounds like a monologue by Dwight Schrute from The Office for the average viewer. But as you dive a little bit into the video, you find out that, well, it’s not the script; it’s the subject that’s boring for an average Joe who has nothing to do with designing.

The video is a part of the Less but Better campaign, exploring the design philosophy of Dieter Rams, one of Germany’s finest industrial product designers. While not suited for average viewers, it perfectly caters to design enthusiasts around the world.

19. Spotify – Classics

This fully animated ad is created for Spotify by 1stAve Ba, an Argentinian production agency that’s no stranger to managing high-budget Hollywood productions. The video meticulously blends unique typography with excellent motion graphics, smooth transitions, and a great script, throwing in all that’s needed to create a perfect animated ad. Not to mention, it gets the point across quite conveniently.

20. Samsung – S23

Ah, the classic Samsung ad where they brutally make fun of Apple’s battery life without taking the brand’s name. I mean, do they have to? It’s been going on for quite a while from both sides, and it’s hilarious. Watch at your own risk if you’re an Apple user.

Need a Fantastic Corporate Video for Your Business?

You are at the right place. Kasra Design has been creating award-winning videos for over a decade. We have successfully delivered over 2,000 videos for hundreds of industries. From manufacturing corporate videos to healthcare, insurance, and fintech, our team has valuable skills in understanding your industry to plan the best approach.

Get in touch with our team to discuss your corporate video requirements at: KasraDesign.com/Get-a-Quote

Wrapping Up

As the diversity of corporate videos continues to empower video marketing campaigns in 2026, it’s important to choose the format that aligns with your goals the best. By selecting the right format, you can ensure that your campaign is as impactful as it’s memorable, generating lucrative outcomes for your business through increased customer engagement, trust, and overall conversions.

Jacklyn Chung

Marketing Executive at Kasra Design®
Jacklyn looks after marketing at the animation studio that’s made over 2,000 videos since 2011. She writes about video, animation and what actually happens inside a production.