Website to video ad from your URL
An advert planned from a live web page. You paste the URL; the page is read for the product, the claims and the tone, and a storyboard is drawn from it for you to approve.
- Your brand kit on every scene
- A storyboard you approve before any video is made
- The credit cost shown before you run it
- A failed render refunded automatically
You also add your product photo and your logo at the gate, so the shots use your real product rather than a guess from the page. You get a four-scene film of around fifteen seconds with narration, sound on, and your brand kit resolved at render time with a close on your logo. Each scene is rendered on our compute from its approved frame. It is a way to skip writing the brief, not a way to skip the product photo.
From brief to finished website to advert
- 1
Brief or upload
Upload your product and your logo, or write a brief. The gate holds Generate until they are on the canvas.
- 2
Approve the storyboard
One frame per shot on the brand canvas. Change a frame before any video is rendered from it.
- 3
Render, sound on
Each shot is rendered from its frame on our compute, cut together and scored. A failed render is refunded.
What you get with website to advert
- 01
Paste a URL and the brief is read from the page for you
- 02
Product photo and logo still collected so the ad shows your product
- 03
Four scenes, around fifteen seconds, with narration and a logo close
- 04
Storyboard approved before any video credit is spent
Flows on this route
This route opens from a written brief on the brand canvas. Shelf flows for it are still being filled.
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