URL to video
Turn a page you already have into a video people watch.
A page that explains your service already contains the script — it is just written for reading rather than listening. Bring the page's key points into AutoScribble, let the narration be drafted, edit it so it sounds spoken rather than written, then choose shape, voice and length and generate. The result is a short animation you can put back on the same page, send in email, or cut portrait for social.
New accounts: one free 30-second video with 50 welcome credits. Download included. Longer videos use paid credits.
Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.
What to take from the page
Web copy is full of navigation, proof points and repeated calls to action. Take only the part that answers the visitor's question.
- The headline promise
- The two or three points that support it
- One example or specific detail
- The action you want at the end
Reading copy versus spoken copy
Written copy leans on formatting: headings, bold text, bullet lists. None of that exists in narration, so the structure has to come from the sentences themselves.
Edit the drafted script until it sounds like someone explaining the page to a colleague.
Which pages are worth it
Some pages earn a video, others do not.
Putting the video back on the page
An explainer above the fold gives visitors a way to understand the offer without reading. Keep it landscape for a web page, and make a portrait version with make changes if you also want it in a feed.
Keeping it current
When the page changes, the video should too. Use make changes on the finished video, edit the narration and order a new version; the original stays in your library.
Cost
Rendering costs 100 credits per minute of video — 50 for thirty seconds, 200 for two minutes — with 100 welcome credits on a new account. Editing the script beforehand is always free.
Create Video
New accounts: one free 30-second video with 50 welcome credits. Download included. Longer videos use paid credits.
Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.
Common questions
- Do I paste a link or the text?
- Bring the page's key points into the brief as text. That way you control exactly what the video says rather than everything the page happens to contain.
- What length suits a web page explainer?
- Sixty seconds for a service or product page; two minutes if a process needs explaining.
- Can I put the video on the same page?
- Yes. Download the MP4 and embed it, or use a private link.
- What if the page changes?
- Use make changes to edit the narration and order an updated version.