PageToVid features: from a URL to a finished video

Generated video scenes for the moments a screen cannot show, cut between real recordings of your site. Each one priced in credits before you spend them.

A generated presenter talks to camera in the corner while your site is recorded — and moves out of the way of what is being clicked.

Multilingual voices, chosen for character rather than language — firm, bright, upbeat, warm. Set the tone in words and the delivery follows.

Burned into the picture for feeds that autoplay muted, and emitted as a .vtt file for players that want a track. The timing comes from the recorded audio, not an estimate.

Accent colours are read from your site's own stylesheet, so the video matches the page it came from. Add a brand name for the opening and closing cards, or turn those off.

16:9 for the web and YouTube, 9:16 for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, 1:1 for feeds — and 4:5 for portrait feed posts through the API and MCP. Same source page, same script, framed for where it is going.

Rewrite narration, reorder or trim scenes, swap media, change the voice or the music, then re-render. Or, from the Pro plan, leave a note in plain language — “slower here”, “no music”, “in Spanish” — and the AI applies it, to the storyboard or to the whole film.

Up to 5 films of one page in a single pass, each from a different angle — overview, features tour, problem → solution, pricing, how it works — so they do not repeat each other. One aspect ratio per pack, each film charged as one film. Pro plan and up.

Invite the people you work with as admin, editor, reviewer, viewer or billing, workspace-wide or limited to some sites, spending one shared balance with an optional monthly cap each. 3 seats on Pro, 5 on Scale, 15 on Business, unlimited on Agency. Send a review link to someone without an account, and ask for an approval before a film goes out. Members work on the website and, through the MCP, from their own AI assistant.

Point a show at an RSS, Atom or JSON feed and every new item becomes an episode — the same storyboard, fresh data — on a schedule you cap in credits per day. Nothing renders until you have previewed and confirmed the first run.

82 MCP tools let Claude, ChatGPT or your own agent inspect a page, plan a whole site, direct the camera at a specific element, correct a storyboard and re-render — with every claim's provenance and every scene's real captured page reported back.

Finished frames are graded automatically for unreadable text, overlaps and the wrong language, and the measured length is compared against the brief. A render that fails for a system reason refunds its credits.