WEBSITE TO VIDEO

Turn your website into an AI video

Turn a public website or selected URLs into an editable script and narrated video with Storyvalo. Review sources, add branding, and export an MP4.

Your best content already has a starting point.

A service page, product explanation, or useful article can become the foundation of a video. Paste your website and describe the audience and goal. Storyvalo finds relevant pages on the same website and lets you choose which ones inform your story. Use specific links when you already know the sources you want.

Keep the message grounded in your business.

Before rendering, read the narration scene by scene and follow its source links. Remove outdated details and confirm prices, product capabilities, and other claims. Source selection helps guide the script; it does not replace your review. Pages that require a login, block automated access, or depend heavily on client-side rendering may need to be supplied as text or a PDF instead.

Make the result feel like you.

Choose a visual style, brand color, narrator, language, and aspect ratio. Add a specific call to action: visit a service page, learn more, or explore your next lesson. Storyvalo creates AI still images and adds gentle camera movement, narration, optional captions, and original background music. Uploaded product images can inform the creative brief, but exact product reproduction is not guaranteed.

A useful first video brief

Try: “Turn our installation service page into a one-minute explainer for first-time customers. Explain what happens before, during, and after the appointment. Use only facts from the selected pages and end with an invitation to read our booking information.” A narrow purpose usually produces a clearer video than trying to cover your whole business.

Review, render, and publish.

The storyboard is saved before video minutes are used. Edit it, approve the render, and download a 1080p MP4 and subtitle file when processing finishes. Video lengths range from 1 to 30 whole minutes, subject to your plan. Keep a local copy of finished work and review all generated media before publishing.

Create your first storyboard