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Frame24 reads the page for positioning, product detail, tone, colour, typography and imagery — the same things a studio would ask you for in a first meeting.
Website to video
Your website already says who you are, what you sell and how you look. Frame24 reads it and turns that into a finished, on-brand marketing video — without templates, avatars or an editing timeline.
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In plain terms
How it works
What normally takes a kickoff call and a creative brief is already written down on your homepage.
Frame24 reads the page for positioning, product detail, tone, colour, typography and imagery — the same things a studio would ask you for in a first meeting.
You get several distinct ways to tell it, not one take-it-or-leave-it script. Choose the direction that sounds like your company before anything is rendered.
Click a scene, say what should change, preview it, then export widescreen, vertical and square — each re-composed for its shape rather than cropped.
What comes across
A film that quotes your headline but ignores your visual identity still reads as someone else's video with your name on it.
Colours and typography are picked up from the site and applied across scenes, captions and lower thirds as a Brand Kit the whole film obeys.
Narration is written from how you already describe the product, so the film sounds like your positioning rather than a generic category pitch.
Where the site exposes product visuals, they are used. You can add screenshots or a walkthrough recording when the interface deserves screen time.
A pitch deck, images or a few lines of context can be added alongside the link when there is something the site does not say.
Every scene is generated for your story. There is no template library to recognise and no stock clip a competitor could also be using.
Voiceover, captions, music and sound are produced with the film, and the MP4 comes out without a watermark.
Straight answer
Finished films
Each of these began with a company's own site and brand.
of surveyed consumers say a video has convinced them to buy a product or service at some point.
Wyzowl State of Video Marketing 2026, a survey of 266 marketers and consumers. Video does not guarantee conversion — the honest measure is your own A/B test. Read the evidence and how to test it.
Questions
Yes. Frame24 reads a URL and uses what it finds — your positioning, product detail, colour palette, typography and imagery — to build an original marketing film. It is not a screen recording of the page scrolling; it is a new film that uses the site as its source of truth about your company.
That is the primary workflow. The output is a finished film with narration, captions, music and sound, exported as an MP4 in widescreen, vertical and square. It is not a draft you then have to edit somewhere else.
Your positioning and the language you use about the product, your feature and benefit claims, your colour palette, your typography, your logo, and product imagery where the site exposes it. You can add a pitch deck, screenshots or a short brief when there is context the site does not carry.
No. Several tools do produce a scroll-capture of a web page, which is a different product. Frame24 composes new scenes in your brand's visual language. The website is the input, not the footage.
You can add a pitch deck, product screenshots, images or a few lines of context. The URL is the fastest path in, not the only one — the more the site says about the product, the less you have to supply by hand.
Yes. A campaign or product landing page often works better than a homepage, because it is already scoped to one offer and one audience — which is the same job a 30-second film has to do.
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