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Turn a product link into a video

Paste the link to your product or website and add a line about the video you want. Voom reads the page, takes its colours, fonts, copy, screenshots and logo, and builds a motion graphics film around them, with voice-over, music and captions.

Make a video from your link See examples
A launch film made from notebooklm.google. An example only: made by Voom from Google’s public website to show what Voom does with a link. Voom is not affiliated with Google, and Google did not commission or review this film. The names and logos shown belong to their owners.

How do you turn a link into a video with Voom?

  1. 01

    Paste the link

    Any public page that opens in a browser: a home page, a product page or a landing page.

  2. 02

    Say what the film is for

    A launch, an explainer or an ad, who it speaks to and the mood. One or two sentences.

  3. 03

    Choose size, length and voice

    Then Voom designs, writes, voices and animates the film and renders an MP4.

Prompts to use with your link

What Voom takes from your page

  • Colours and type

    The palette and fonts of your site, so the film looks like your brand.

  • Real screens

    Screenshots of your product, placed and animated in the film.

  • Your words

    The copy on the page shapes the script, in a new form written for video.

  • True numbers

    Any figure in the film must appear on your page or in your prompt.

What does a video from a link cost?

A 30-second film uses 13 credits, about $0.58 on Pro; reading the link uses none. Your first video, up to 30 seconds, is free.

See pricing

Questions, answered

The page’s colours, fonts, copy, screenshots of its screens and its logo, in light and dark versions when the site has them. Voom uses them to design the film and to check every number in the script.

Yes. Voom opens the page the way a browser does, so it has to load without a login. For a product that is not public yet, add screenshots and describe it in the prompt.

Any public page that opens in a browser can be read. Some sites block automated visits; if a page does not load, add product photos or screenshots to the request instead.

No. Voom writes a new script for the film, shaped by your prompt and the copy on the page. Any figure it uses must appear on your site or in your prompt.

Describe the product in your prompt and add screenshots, photos or a logo. Voom then designs the film from the topic and your images.

Your first video is one sentence away.

Free to start. No card, no timeline, no stock templates.

Make a video from your link