Website to video
Turn a website into short-form video ideas
EZUGC turns a public website link into an editable product brief and short-form content drafts. Start with what your product actually does, choose a relevant format, and shape an original story around your brand.
What happens when you paste a website?
The studio reads supported information from the public page and keeps source links with the extracted facts. You can review the product name, audience, features and available visual assets before using them in a script. When the page does not establish a fact, the brief should leave it unknown rather than invent a claim.
Some sites block automated reading or put their useful content behind login. In those cases, use a public product page, an Apple App Store listing or a description you write yourself. A detailed feature page is usually more useful than a one-line holding page.
From product facts to a watchable story
- Pick one concrete product benefit: saving a shared memory, tracking a collection or finishing a small task.
- Choose a format that makes that benefit easy to recognise: a daily habit, a relatable frustration or a before-and-after moment.
- Write the hook and scene progression in your own words. Keep other creators’ footage, characters and audio out of your original output.
- Add your mascot reference or describe a new character. Save colours, clothing and proportions as part of the project.
- Review the draft, edit its caption and save the project. Review any finished video before downloading or publishing it.
A worked example: a shared scrapbook app
Suppose a product page describes a shared photo scrapbook. A useful brief could identify shared memories as a supported feature while leaving subscription pricing unknown if the page does not state it. A short-form direction might show a couple trying to remember a tiny moment from their trip, then saving it together.
The product fact supplies the reason for the story. The creative format supplies the hook and pacing. The reference creator’s engagement does not become a claim about the new video’s expected performance.
What you can use today
Free accounts can read a supported link, explore formats, make template drafts and save projects. Paid plans have bounded AI research, search and video allowances. Custom-character rendering is being validated; check the current availability notice before subscribing for video generation.
Finished library videos can be watched and downloaded as MP4s with captions. Scheduling through a customer-owned Postiz account is planned separately.
Common questions
Can EZUGC turn any website into a video?
EZUGC can read supported public pages. Login walls, bot protection and very sparse pages may prevent a useful brief. You can try another product page or enter your own description. A link does not guarantee a finished video.
Is website-to-video free?
Free includes template drafts and saved projects. AI calls, searches and generated videos require a paid allowance; current custom-rendering availability is disclosed on pricing.
Will it invent product features?
The brief is designed to retain source links and show unknowns. You should correct the brief and approve factual claims before using them in content.
Put your own product in the story.
Start with a free template draft, then choose your next step.
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