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Hero message
The opening promise and supporting line that set the hook.
URL to video · Website to video
Paste your website. Get a product video you can edit.
Source To Video captures the message, visuals, product sections, and call to action from a public page — then turns them into clear scenes you can review and change.
Public page → editable storyboard → MP4 on your machine.
Why start from the URL
Your website already has the hook, proof, visuals, and next step.
You already spent time making the page clear. Source To Video uses that work instead of asking for another long brief. It finds the opening promise, product details, proof, images, and call to action.
You see what was found before the video is built. That helps you catch a weak source page early and keeps the first cut close to the message you want people to remember.
The result is a story people watch — not a recording of someone scrolling down the site.
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Feature sections
Product details and benefits already ordered on the page.
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Visual direction
Logo, colors, images, and visible interface examples.
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Call to action
The next step the page already asks visitors to take.
Workflow
From URL to final video, one clear step at a time
You stay involved where judgment matters. Source To Video handles the setup work — capture, storyboard, and first scenes.
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Paste a public URL
Choose one page with a clear purpose. Source To Video checks that it can open the page and starts a capture of the visible content.
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Review what was found
See the headline, supporting copy, structure, images, colors, and product sections that can guide the first draft.
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Generate the storyboard
The agent turns the page message into a sequence of editable scenes — not one long screen recording of someone scrolling.
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Edit, preview, and render
Ask for changes, review the live preview, and render the final MP4 on your Mac or Windows machine when it feels right.
Editable first cut
Talk through changes, then inspect the scenes
Ask Source To Video to shorten the opening, change the emphasis, reorder scenes, or make the ending more direct. Plain-English chat is useful when you know the outcome but do not want to rebuild by hand.
Then use Studio to check words, pacing, scene order, and visual focus until the video matches the job it needs to do.
What gets captured
The visible content that gives your video direction
Source To Video works with what a normal visitor can see. If important context is missing from the page, add it during editing or choose a better source.
Useful inputs
- ✓ Headings and supporting copy
- ✓ Section order and CTAs
- ✓ Logos, colors, and images
- ✓ Visible product UI examples
Not included
- — Private or logged-in screens
- — Hidden analytics data
- — Unpublished drafts
- — Content behind a paywall
Local-first
The source is public. Your working project stays local.
Source To Video captures the public page you choose as source material. Your editable project stays on your computer, and the final video renders there too.
Public does not mean free to reuse. Make sure you have the rights to the page copy, logos, images, and product screens included in your video.
When URL to video fits
Choose a focused public page with a clear story
Product and feature pages
Best when one offer or capability is explained clearly.
Launch and event pages
Useful for announcements with a date, promise, and next step.
Public docs and articles
Useful when the goal is to explain or summarize an idea.
Portfolios and case studies
Useful for turning finished work into a shareable story.
Blank timeline vs URL
Use the URL when the page is already the brief
Step
Starting from blank
Starting from the URL
Collect page notes
Manual copy into a brief
Paste the public URL
Choose visuals
Hunt screenshots by hand
Review captured page parts
Build every scene
Assemble from scratch
Edit a generated storyboard
Export the video
Separate render pipeline
Render on your machine
URL to video is not the right input for a private dashboard, an unfinished site, a page with several unrelated products, or a story that depends on facts not shown online. For a deck, document, research paper, or repository, start with those source workflows instead.
FAQ
URL to video FAQ
Straight answers on website-to-video workflows, public page capture, editing, and permissions.
URL to video means using a public web page as the brief for an editable product video. Source To Video captures the visible message, structure, and visuals, then turns them into scenes you can refine in Studio before rendering locally.
Give the page a timeline, a pace, and a clear ending
Download Source To Video for Mac or Windows. Paste a public URL, review the storyboard, edit the scenes, and render the final video on your machine.