Product page to video: turn a product URL into an ad or demo video

Paste the link to a product page (your PDP, a feature page, a pricing page) and ngram reads the headline, specs, and selling points, plans the storyboard, and exports a product video draft you can edit before render.

Input · Product page to VideoReady

Built for product pages: PDPs, feature pages, pricing pages, and product launch posts. ngram strips nav and chrome and reads the product copy and specs. Social posts and hosted video links (LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok) aren't supported.

PDPFeature pagePricing pageCollection pageLaunch postSpec sheetComparison page

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How it works

Four steps from a product page to a render.

No retyping product specs into a slide deck, no dropping benefit bullets into a script field, no stock-clip keyword bingo. The product page is the source.

01

Paste the product page URL

ngram fetches the page with Firecrawl and Exa, optionally screenshots it via Screenshotone for visual reference, and reads the product headline, benefit copy, spec table, and pricing, with nav, reviews chrome, and footer stripped out.

02

The agent rewrites the page as a video script

The product name and tagline anchor the hook. Benefit bullets and the spec list collapse into the body beats. The price and the buy CTA become the closing card. Phrasing the page already earned stays in the cut.

03

Review the storyboard before render

Each scene shows its line of script, its visual direction, and its duration. Drop the spec scene, lead with the price, swap the hero shot, and every change reflects back into the script in plain language.

04

Export in three ratios

One render produces 16:9 for YouTube and embeds, 1:1 for the feed and LinkedIn, 9:16 for Reels and Shorts. Captions burned in, brand kit applied across every scene.

Output controls

The product page is the source. These are the dials.

Page-aware product extraction

Firecrawl and Exa parse the live product page and Screenshotone captures the hero shot for reference. Nav, related-products carousels, and review widgets are stripped, so the script reads only the product copy and specs.

Scene-aware trimming

A spec-heavy PDP has more beats than a 30-second ad needs. Drop the comparison scene or the FAQ scene without retyping; each scene maps back to its source block on the page, so cutting is editorial, not timeline-based.

AI visuals per scene

Scenes the product photo can't carry get a brand-matched generated visual drawn from the page's meaning, not a stock-library match against the product slug. The packshot stays the hero; the surrounding scenes fill in.

Brand Kit applied everywhere

Logo, colors, fonts, motion style, and outro CTA pulled from your saved Brand Kit. A product page conversion reads as your store, even when the source URL is on a marketplace template.

Three ratios in one render

16:9 for YouTube and embeds, 1:1 for the shop feed and LinkedIn, 9:16 for Reels and Shorts. Smart reframing keeps the product centered and the price legible across every aspect ratio.

Captions in your brand font

Auto-generated captions burned into the video and styled with the Brand Kit's caption preset, so feed shoppers watching on mute still read the benefit and the price. Edit a word in the storyboard and the affected scene re-renders.

Voiceover from any saved voice

Read the product pitch in a default ngram voice, a cloned founder voice, or any ElevenLabs multilingual voice. The narration is spoken from the script, useful for localized product variants of the same page.

Built only on your page

ngram uses the fetched product page and any pasted copy only to build your video. You own the output, the captions, and the editable source script.

Use cases

Where a product page earns its second life as video.

Ecommerce SKUs

Turn every PDP into a Shopify product video

Paste the product page URL and ship a feed-ready video for the SKU. Run it across the catalog so each listing gets motion without a videographer or an agency invoice.

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Paid ad creative

Run a converting product page as a video ad

Take the product page that already proves out in organic and turn its pitch into paid social creative. Three ratios from one paste, captions and price callout baked in.

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Growth marketing

Spin product pages into social clips

Pick the SKUs or feature pages driving traffic this quarter. Convert each product page into 9:16 clips for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts to test against the static feed creative.

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Landing pages

Add a product-page video above the fold

Embed a 60-second video version of the product page on the page itself. Skim-readers get the pitch in motion; scroll-readers still get the specs and reviews underneath.

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Product launch

The launch product page becomes the launch video

Your new-product page is already the launch script. Paste the URL and ngram ships the 60 to 90 second launch video off the same headline, specs, and price.

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Product demo

Pair the product page with a demo cut

A feature page lists what the product does; the video shows it. Convert the page into a narrated demo that walks through each benefit the copy already names.

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Feature announcement

Feature pages become announcement videos

When a product page ships a new capability, convert that page into a short announcement video for the changelog, the email, and the social post in one render.

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Sales prospecting

Drop a product-page video into outbound

Convert the product page a prospect cares about into a short clip for the first line of a cold email. The pitch loops in the inbox without a deck attachment or a meeting ask.

See use case

Tools that pair with this converter

Sharpen the page before. Edit the product video after.

All ngram tools

Integrations

Trigger product-page-to-video where your catalog already lives.

Wire the converter into your store, your CMS, and your publishing stack. Each integration ships with a working template for the product-page-to-video recipe.

REST APIMCP serverWebhooksProgrammatic product-page-to-video runs in roughly twenty lines against the REST API, and the Firecrawl fetch is part of the job. Convert one SKU per call, then loop your catalog from your own code.

How it compares

If you've been using something else to turn product pages into video.

Pictory and Lumen5 match page keywords to stock-clip libraries. InVideo offers templates with limited brand control. ngram fetches the product page with Firecrawl, rewrites the copy and specs as a script, and renders against your Brand Kit on every scene.

FeaturengramPictoryLumen5InVideo
How the product page is readFirecrawl and Exa parse the URL; agent rewrites headline, benefits, specs, and price as a hook-body-CTA scriptKeyword-match each paragraph to a stock clipSentence-by-sentence over stock footageTemplate selection, manual copy entry
Storyboard review before renderFull scene-by-scene plan editable in plain languageScene cards, limited script editsInline timeline, no script-level reviewTimeline editor, manual scene assembly
Brand applicationBrand Kit (logo, fonts, colors, motion, outro) on every sceneTemplate-based, limited brand controlsBrand presets, limited per-scene controlTemplate colors and fonts, no per-scene rules
Visual generationAI Visuals matched to scene meaning, per Brand Kit styleStock-library matchingStock-library matchingStock-library matching plus templated motion
Aspect ratios per render16:9, 1:1, 9:16 from one renderOne ratio per renderOne ratio per renderManual reframe per ratio
VoiceoverElevenLabs voices plus cloned founder voice, any supported languageLimited TTS voicesLimited TTS voicesBroad TTS voices, no clone
Channel variants from one pageRegenerate a feed ad, a Reel, and a YouTube cut from the same URLManual rework per variantManual rework per variantManual rework per variant
How your source is usedFetched page used only to build your video; you own the outputIndefinite retentionIndefinite retentionIndefinite retention
API and agentic accessREST, MCP server, Zapier, n8n, MakeAPI availableLimited APIAPI available

FAQ

Common questions about converting a product page to video

Product page to video turns a product page into a finished video. You paste the page link, ngram fetches it, reads the headline, benefit copy, spec list, and price, rewrites that into a scene-by-scene script, and renders a product video against your Brand Kit. It works on PDPs, feature pages, pricing pages, and launch posts, and exports in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16 from one render.

Still curious?

Product Page → Video

Ready to turn a product page into an ad or demo video?

Paste the product page URL, review the scene plan, and export the product video in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16, all on your Brand Kit.