Turn a website or product URL into a video ad

What happens when you paste a link?

VideoPronto's Autopilot reads the page you paste, pulls out what makes the business recognizable, and turns it into ads you can pick from. There are three stages, and you can stop and adjust at each one:

1. Read. Autopilot visits the page and collects your logo, brand colors, the voice you use with customers and the offers you make.
2. Brand Kit. Those become a Brand Kit you can edit — fix the logo, change a line, add the web address you want read aloud. Every ad you make afterwards starts from it.
3. Concepts. Autopilot pitches three to six ad concepts built on your offers, each with its own hook and format — for example a confession-style UGC ad, a product showcase with bold captions and no presenter, or a podcast-style clip where an expert answers the question your customers always ask. Keep the ones you want, toggle off the rest, and render.

The film on this page shows the whole loop in 40 seconds. Its script is the process itself:

Paste your website. We read it, build your Brand Kit, pitch you four ads. Pick one. Ten minutes later, it is done.

Which link should I paste?

Paste the page that best describes the thing you want to sell. The home page works for a service business with one main offer. A product page works better for a store with many products, because the concepts will be built on that product's offer instead of the whole catalog. A landing page for a current promotion gives Autopilot the exact offer you want the ad to push.

• Local service business: your home page or the service page for the job you most want more of.
• Online store: the product page of the item you are advertising.
• Seasonal special or promotion: the landing page for that offer.

If the page is thin — a one-line placeholder, or a site that is mostly images — the Brand Kit will be thin too. Fill in what is missing in the kit, or skip the link and describe the ad in one sentence instead.

What ends up in the finished video?

Each concept renders as a finished vertical MP4 with nothing left to edit:

• A hook written for the first seconds of the feed, and a script built around your offer.
• A presenter cast for the ad, one of the ready-made Promoters, or your own digital double — or no presenter at all for a product showcase.
• Captions, so the ad works with the sound off.
• Your branded slate — logo, line and web address — on screen and read aloud at the start, the end or both, taken from the Brand Kit.

Most videos go from confirmation to MP4 in under seven minutes, and nearly all in under ten.

"I paste my product page, it builds the brand kit, and I get three ads to pick from. Facebook creative used to be the bottleneck. Now it's the easy part." — Orion, sells products on Facebook

Can one link make ads in English and Spanish?

Yes. The same link and Brand Kit can produce an English ad with an accent such as Southern US, New York or Texas, and a Spanish ad in the variety your customers speak — Miami Cuban, Mexican, Colombian, Puerto Rican, Argentinian, Tejano or Spain. The Spanish script is written in Spanish, not translated from the English one. See Spanish video ads.

How much does it cost to turn a link into a video?

About $3.30 per finished video. Credits come in one-time packs of $20, $50, $500 or $1,000 with no subscription; a typical video uses about 250 credits, the cost of each action is shown before you confirm it, and a failed render refunds its credits automatically. Credits do not expire. See pricing.

Do other tools turn a URL into a video?

Yes, and it is worth knowing which. As of 23 September 2026, HeyGen, Creatify, Captions and Synthesia all publish a URL-to-video feature, and AutoReel turns a listing URL into a property video. Creatify is built around product-URL ads for ecommerce and batch output; Synthesia's version is pitched at articles and blogs rather than ads. All of them sell paid plans as subscriptions.

What VideoPronto does differently is the range from one link and one Brand Kit: UGC ads, Real Voices, animation, podcast clips, product showcases, spokesperson ads and property tours, in English or Spanish by variety, paid for with credits instead of a monthly plan.

What if I don't know which ad to make?

Look at what is already working in your market. Competitor ad research takes a competitor's Facebook page, pulls their active ads from the Meta Ad Library, and turns the hooks and offers they keep running into concepts you can make from your own Brand Kit.