Paste your product's URL and you get a promo video from that URL: script, voiceover, music, and every frame designed around what your product actually does. That's the whole mechanic. No template gallery, no prompt to engineer, no upload-your-footage step.
I built PromoHyper after fifteen years of designing motion graphics for teams at Microsoft, xAI, and Cloudflare, where I watched the same pattern repeat: getting a decent promo video is slow, expensive, or do-it-yourself in a template editor. Meanwhile your website already contains everything a good script needs. What you do, who it's for, why it matters.
So the URL is the input. Everything before the final render is free: the analysis, the brand profile, three scripts, and a storyboard preview, no card required. You pay from $29 per video only when you want the finished file.
Not scraped into a slideshow
"Website to video" tools have a bad reputation, and it's earned. Most of them scrape your pages, drop the text onto stock backgrounds, add a royalty-free track, and call it a video. It looks exactly like what it is.
That's not what happens here. PromoHyper reads your site the way a strategist would: what the product does, who it's for, what problem it removes from someone's day. From that it builds a brand profile, then writes three script directions. Three actual angles, not three rewordings of your homepage headline. One might lead with the problem, another with the outcome, another with how the product works.
Then it designs. Every frame is composed around the script you picked, in your colors and type, with an AI voiceover and music scored for the piece. Nothing gets slotted into a pre-existing layout, because there is no pre-existing layout.
What happens after you paste the URL
The pipeline, in order:
- Reading. The AI reads your site and builds a brand profile: positioning, audience, tone, and the visual identity it can detect.
- Three scripts. You get three distinct directions. Pick one, edit any line you don't like.
- Voice and music. An AI voiceover reads your script (17+ languages supported), and original music is scored to fit it.
- Frame design. Every scene is designed around the words, not the other way around.
- Render. 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1. 1080p on every video, 4K on the Pro and Growth packs.
Everything through the storyboard preview is free. The render is the only thing you pay for, and videos are usually ready in minutes rather than in a next-week email from an editor.
That order matters. Script first, design second is how good promos get made by humans too. The URL just removes the three weeks of meetings that normally sit in front of it.
What it takes from your site (and what you can change)
From your site, the AI pulls the raw material: brand colors, fonts, your logo, the copy that explains what you do, and screenshots of the product itself. That's what makes the result look like it belongs to your brand instead of to a template library.
None of it is locked. If the reading gets something wrong, or you're mid-rebrand and the site is behind, you can override what it pulled: correct the colors, swap the logo, point it at different copy. The script is fully editable too, line by line, before anything is voiced or rendered.
The screenshots matter more than people expect. A promo for software should show the software. Pulling real product screens from your site and designing frames around them beats thirty seconds of abstract gradients with adjectives on top, which is what most of this category produces.
Free until the final render
Most tools in this category charge you before you know whether the output is any good. Subscription first, disappointment second.
PromoHyper inverts that. The analysis, the brand profile, all three scripts, and the storyboard preview cost nothing, and there's no card required to see them. You find out what the video will say and roughly how it will look before a dollar changes hands.
When you do render, it's per video, not per month: $69 for a single video, $147 for three, $290 for ten, which works out to $29 each. Every video includes free revision rounds (one, two, or three depending on the pack). I'd rather you pay for a video you've already seen the shape of than subscribe to software you'll open twice and then forget about.
| Template editor | Agency or freelancer | PromoHyper from URL | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup effort | Pick a template, write your own script, source visuals, assemble it yourself | Briefing calls, brand decks, contracts, feedback documents | Paste your product URL |
| Time to first cut | Hours, and they're your hours | Commonly days to weeks | Usually minutes; the storyboard preview is free |
| Revisions | Unlimited, but you're the one doing the editing | Usually capped per contract; extra rounds billed | 1 to 3 free rounds, depending on pack |
| Price basis | Monthly subscription, whether you ship anything or not | Project quotes commonly run from around $1,500 into five figures | Per video: $69 single, packs down to $29 each |
What this is wrong for
Some things this is wrong for, and I'd rather say so here than after you've pasted a URL.
If you need live-action footage, actors, a founder on camera, or a location shoot, that's a production company's job. PromoHyper designs motion graphics around your brand and script; it doesn't shoot film. Big emotional brand films, documentary-style customer stories, anything where a human face carries the message: hire humans for those.
It's also not an editing suite. There's no timeline to fine-tune; you work at the level of script and revision rounds, not keyframes. If you're a motion designer who wants frame-level control, you already own After Effects and you should use it.
Where it's strong: product promos, launch videos, feature announcements, and ads for SaaS and digital products. Anything where clarity, speed, and brand fit matter more than a film crew.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work if I don't have a website yet?
Yes. The URL is the fastest input, not the only one. Describe your product in a sentence or two and PromoHyper builds the brand profile and the three scripts from your description instead. A live site just gives the AI more to read.
What languages does the voiceover support?
17 and counting. The AI voiceover handles your script in the language you choose, and the music and frame design work the same regardless of language.
What formats and resolutions do I get?
16:9, 9:16, and 1:1, so the same video covers YouTube, Shorts and Reels, and square feed placements. Every video renders at 1080p; the Pro and Growth packs render at 4K.
What if I hate the first version?
You see three script directions before anything renders, and you can edit every line of the one you pick. If the rendered video still misses, every video includes free revisions: one round on Starter, two on Pro, three on Growth. And since everything before the render is free, hating the first draft costs you nothing.
Do I need to write a prompt?
No. The URL is the prompt. The AI reads your site and does the strategic work itself: what to say, in what order, in what tone. Your job is picking a direction and editing lines if you want to, which is a better use of a founder's week than prompt engineering.
How much does it cost?
A single video is $69. The Pro pack is $147 for three, and Growth is $290 for ten, which works out to $29 per video. There's no subscription, and nothing is charged until you render: the analysis, brand profile, scripts, and storyboard preview are free with no card required.
How do revisions work?
Every video includes free revision rounds: one with Starter, two with Pro, three with Growth. Those apply after the render, if something's off in the finished video. Before the render, you can edit the script and change direction as much as you like at no cost.
How long until the video is ready?
Usually minutes. The slow part of a promo video was never the rendering; it was the weeks of scripting, briefing, and feedback rounds sitting in front of it, and that's the part reading your URL replaces.