Why a link is all you need
Your product page already says everything a good promo video needs: what it is, what it does, why it's better, what it costs. Retyping that into a video tool is busywork. Paste the link instead and the script is written from your own page.
The writer is held to one rule: only claim what the page says. That covers the title and the hook too. If your page doesn't say "lasts ten years" or "never smells", the video won't either. No invented reviews, awards or numbers. You can edit every word before you export.
What the video looks like
- The customer's problem in one line, so viewers stop scrolling in the first two seconds.
- What the product does, said plainly.
- Two or three real benefits from your page, each with an animated drawing, or a counter for a number such as a weight, a price or a size.
- Your call to action instead of "Follow for more": "Shop at yourstore.com", "Order on WhatsApp", "Visit us in store".
What it reads from your page
| Product data | Name, brand, price and rating from the structured data most shops publish |
| Page text | Title, summary, headings, feature lists and descriptions |
| Ignored | Menus, footers, cookie banners and shipping small print |
Most online shops read well: Shopify and WooCommerce stores, Amazon listings, and ordinary business websites. Blog posts and news stories work too: see article to video. When a page only shows its content after a browser runs it, a second reader that opens the page like a browser takes over.
Some sites can't be read at all: Etsy and eBay block every reader, and pages behind a sign-in or a paywall are private. When a site shows a robot check or an empty page, you're told, rather than getting a video about the wrong page. Then paste the product's text, or describe it in a sentence or two, and you get the same video.
Built for small businesses posting every day
- One video per product, not just for your best seller. Paste a link, review, export.
- One benefit per video: run a short series on a single product across a week.
- Your brand on every frame: save your logo, colours and call to action once in the brand kit.
- Every shape: vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, square for the Facebook and LinkedIn feed, 16:9 for YouTube.
- Ten languages: the same link can become a video in English, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Hindi or Urdu. The page is read in its own language and the script is written in the one you choose.
- Everything to post it: the publish kit writes the title, description and hashtags, and makes a carousel and a thumbnail from the same script.
How it works
- Choose Product and paste the linkAny product, service or listing page. Or describe the product in a sentence or two if you don't have a page.
- Review the scriptWritten only from your page: the hook, two or three benefits and your call to action. Change any word.
- Add your brandLogo, colours and call to action come from your brand kit on every video.
- Download and postSign in with Google (free) and download the MP4 in vertical, square or 16:9.
Questions
Will the AI make up features or numbers?
No. It's told to use only facts, names, prices and numbers that appear on the page, including in the title and the opening line.
Which links work?
Most product, business and article pages, including Shopify stores and Amazon listings. Etsy, eBay and pages behind a sign-in block readers; for those, paste the product's text instead.
Can I make the video in another language than my page?
Yes. Choose the video's language; the page is read as it is and the script is written in the language you pick.
Is it free?
Writing the script and watching the preview are free with no sign-up. The free plan includes 3 downloads with a small ContentRoof mark; paid plans export in 1080p without it.
Updated 2026-11-02