Paste the link
A landing page, an App Store or Google Play listing, docs, a changelog. No script, no upload, no brief to fill in first.
URL to video for SaaS & apps
URL to video, built for SaaS and app launches
Paste your website, App Store, or Google Play link. We read the page, capture its screens, and draft a set of launch videos — each one a different reason to care.
Real output
We gave Angles its own homepage. Here is what came out.
We ran angles.video’s own homepage through the Angles API: a summary of what the page says, plus three screenshots of it captured the way the importer captures any page. We picked three of the angles it drafted and rendered them as drafted, with no edits.
Before and after
“You shipped the product. Now you are staring at a blank upload box, wondering what to say.”
Clarity
“You built the product. Now you need something to say about it.”
Product demo
“You built the product. Now watch it sell itself.”
From link to videos in three steps
Check what we found
You see the product details we drafted from the page and every screenshot we captured. Fix a line, remove a screenshot that is not your product, or add your own.
Get a set of videos, not one
Each video argues a different reason to care — the pain, the outcome, a before-and-after, a feature up close. Edit the script, captions, and voice-over, then export MP4s.
Which links work, and what we take from each
SaaS website or landing page
yourproduct.com
We open the page in a real browser, read what it says, and capture the first three screens. Images on the page are added after the screenshots.
SaaS launch videosApp Store listing
apps.apple.com/…/id123456789
We read the listing and pull the app’s own screenshots at full size, phone screenshots first, so they sit inside the phone frame.
App promo videosGoogle Play listing
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=…
Same as the App Store: the listing text plus the screenshots the developer uploaded.
App demo videosDocs page
docs.yourproduct.com/getting-started
We read it like any page: the text becomes the product details, the screenshots show the page.
Docs to videoChangelog or release notes
yourproduct.com/changelog
The newest entries tell us what changed; the guide below covers turning one release into a video.
Changelog to videoGitHub repository
github.com/you/project
The README is read as the product story: what it does, who it is for, how to try it.
GitHub repo to launch videoHow it compares
Public pricing as of September 11, 2026. The biggest difference is what one link gets you: most URL to video tools make one video per run and charge by the second.
| Tool | Built for | Videos from one link | Billing | Cost of a 30s video |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| angles.video | SaaS and app launches | A set, one per angle | Per finished video — 20 videos for $39/month | about $1.95, any length |
| urltovideo.ai | Ecommerce product ads with AI avatars | One per generation | Credits per second — 22 credits/second on AI ad videos | about $7.50 on the $39.90 Growth plan |
| SaaSReels | SaaS product demo videos | One per generation | $29 per video, or 3 videos for $49/month | $16–29 |
When it is not the right tool
Physical products on Amazon or Shopify
A product you hold in your hand sells on texture and unboxing, which needs real footage or a creator. Our videos are built from screens.
Talking-head UGC ads
We do not generate AI avatars or fake testimonials. If your channel needs a face on camera, that is a job for a creator.
Turning a blog post into a narrated summary
We make videos that sell a product. For summarising an article, a narration tool is the better fit.
Questions about URL to video
What does "URL to video" actually do with my link?
It reads the page the way a visitor would. We open the page in a real browser, draft the product details from its text, and capture screenshots — the first screens of a website, or the uploaded screenshots of an App Store or Google Play listing. You review all of it before any video is made.
Why do I get several videos instead of one?
One page can be pitched several ways, and you rarely know in advance which one lands. Each video takes a different angle — the problem, the result, a workflow up close — so you can post the one that fits the channel, or all of them.
What if my site has no screenshots?
Many modern sites do not — their visuals are SVG and CSS, not image files. That is why we capture the rendered page in a browser instead of hunting for image files. If a page blocks us, you can upload screenshots or a screen recording on the same screen.
Can I edit the videos?
Yes. Every video opens in an editor with its script, captions, scenes, and voice-over. Change a line, swap a screenshot, then export.
Does it work for mobile apps?
Paste the App Store or Google Play link. We use the listing’s own screenshots, which fit the phone-frame scenes directly.
How is it priced?
By finished video, not by second. 20 videos cost $39 a month, and you can start with free videos before paying.
Paste your link and see what comes out
The first videos are free. You will see what we read from your page before anything is generated.