Turn a product page into a product explainer video
Your product page is already approved copy: the problem, the features and the call to action someone signed off. Storyvalo turns that page into a short narrated explainer, keeps the claims tied to the page, and lets you show your real product images or diagrams instead of generic stock.
Opens the studio with an editable product page to video brief. Sign in or create a free account first; nothing is generated or charged until you continue.
A good fit when
- The product page is current and approved.
- Visitors need to understand what the product does in under two minutes.
- You have product images or diagrams you want shown as they are.
The closest real example
A fictional product webpage became this four-scene landscape explainer, with an original uploaded diagram shown exactly as drawn, the same workflow you would use with your own page.
Fictional demonstration: the brand, source and scenario were invented for this example. It is not a customer testimonial or evidence of business results. Watch it with its source and script.
Product page to video, step by step
Link the product page
Paste the product page under Specific links. Add a pricing or documentation page only if the video should mention what it says.
Upload real visuals
Add up to five PNG, JPG or WebP product images or diagrams. In the storyboard, choose an uploaded original for the scenes where viewers should see the real product.
Check every claim
Read the narration beside the page. Remove anything the page does not support, especially integrations, numbers and comparisons.
Render and place it
Render the explainer in landscape for the page itself, then copy the project into square or portrait for social placements without spending minutes on the copy.
Lead with the problem, not the feature list
Product pages often list features in a grid. A video works better as a story: the situation before, the moment the product helps, and what the buyer does next. Use the starter brief’s three-step structure and cut features that do not serve it.
Show the product honestly
Stock clips and AI illustrations are illustrative. When a scene says “this is what the dashboard looks like”, use your own uploaded screenshot or photo so the video never implies something the product does not do.
The starter brief
“Use this starter” fills in this brief in the studio. Edit any of it before you generate a storyboard.
Turn my product page into a product explainer for a first-time visitor. Start with the problem the product solves, show how it works in three steps, and end with the next step named on the page. Use only facts from my source. Do not invent statistics, prices, quotes, customer names or results.
Review before you publish
Storyvalo drafts the script and assembles the video; you decide what is accurate. Read every scene against its source, check names, numbers and claims, and only use material you have permission to use. Stock footage and AI illustrations are illustrative, and narration is AI-generated.
What it costs
One 60-second, watermarked 720p export per verified account each calendar month. It ends with a short “Made with Storyvalo” card over its last two seconds. Standard voices and still or stock media. No payment card, no automatic subscription. Paid exports stay 1080p without the Storyvalo watermark. A free account includes five minutes of AI script attempts each calendar month, an editable storyboard and an interactive preview, with no card. Rendering a narrated video uses video minutes: export one minute for $2.99 or three minutes for $7.99, plus applicable tax, without a subscription. Monthly plans suit regular production and longer videos. Compare plans and packs.
Questions
Can it read my product page automatically?
Yes, if the page is public and loads its text without a login. Pages that depend heavily on client-side scripts may need their text uploaded instead.
Will it invent features?
The starter brief tells the script writer to use only facts from your source, and you review every scene before rendering. Generated drafts can still contain mistakes, so check each claim.
What sizes can I export?
Landscape 16:9, portrait 9:16 or square 1:1, all as 1080p MP4 files with a subtitle file on paid exports.