Turn a website into TikTok videos that post themselves.
Paste the URL and the page does the briefing: what it already says becomes the hook lines, one line of text per video. Add a ten-second screen recording as the proof. An AI creator with a locked face holds a silent three-second hook, the video cuts hard to your real product, and the post goes out from your own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts with a trending sound attached at post time.
What does it mean to turn a website into TikTok videos?
It means the page does the briefing. You paste the URL of your product, and what the page already says about who it is for and what it does becomes the hook lines, one line of text per video. You do not write a script, because nothing in the video is spoken.
Each video is sixteen seconds: an AI creator with a locked face holds one gesture for three seconds under a hook line taken from your page, then the video cuts hard to ten seconds of your own screen recording. The posts go out from your own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts with a trending sound attached at post time.
What does the page give the video, and what does it not?
The page gives the words. A hook line is a promise, and the honest promises are the ones your own site already makes: the problem it names, the result it claims, the person it is for. Nothing is invented about the product, because nothing is written from anywhere but your page.
The page does not give the proof. A website is a description; a screen recording is the thing itself. That is why you still add ten seconds of the real product, recorded once, that every video cuts to.
What comes out, and where does it go?
From URL to a post on your own account, in order.
- 01Pick a plan. Nothing is generated before a plan is active.
- 02Paste the URL. A home page, a store listing or a document all work; a few sentences work if there is no page yet.
- 03Add a ten-second screen recording of the product doing one thing.
- 04Meet the creator cast for your audience. Keep it or ask for another; once kept, the face is locked.
- 05Connect the TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts you own and say how old each one is.
- 06Posts go out at the pace each account has earned, each with a different hook line and a different trending sound.
Which URL should you paste?
The page that explains the product best to a stranger. For most software that is the home page. For a mobile app, the App Store or Google Play listing is a single page that already says what the app does and for whom. If the site is thin or not live yet, a document or a few sentences do the same job.
How do the videos improve after the first week?
Each post reports its views back. Hook lines that beat the others on that account get used more, and a line that loses five times is retired. The page gave the first set of promises; the audience decides which ones stay.
What does a plan cost?
Generation is included. Posting, warm-up, ramp and the feedback loop are the plan. Yearly or monthly, cancel any time.
Launch
One product, one founder.
$166a month
$1,990 a year, two months free. Or $199 month to month.
- 3 creators
- 9 accounts
- 90 posts a month
- Warm-up and ramp on every account
- Trending sound on every post
Scale
A funded startup.
$416a month
$4,990 a year, two months free. Or $499 month to month.
- 2 products
- 10 creators, 30 accounts
- 600 posts a month
- Clone any viral hook
- Priority generation
Studio
An agency or a portfolio.
$1,249a month
$14,990 a year, two months free. Or $1,499 month to month.
- 5 products
- 30 creators, 100 accounts
- 3,000 posts a month
- Onboarding call and a shared channel
- White-label reports
Yearly is the default and takes two months off; monthly is there too. Nothing runs before a plan is active: the brief, the creator and every video are made on the plan. Fourteen days money back if nothing posted (terms apply).
Website to TikTok questions.
Can a TikTok video really be made from just a website URL?
The words can. The hook lines, one line of text per video, are written from what your page already says. The proof cannot: a website describes the product, so you add a ten-second screen recording of the real thing, once, and every video cuts to it after a three-second silent hook.
Which page works best as the URL?
The one that explains the product to a stranger, usually the home page. For a mobile app, the App Store or Google Play listing is one page that already states what the app does and for whom. If the site is not live yet, a document or a few sentences about the product do the same job.
Do I need to write a script?
No. Nothing in the video is spoken. The creator holds a silent three-second gesture under one line of text taken from your page, then the video cuts to your screen recording with its own sound. There is no voiceover, no synthetic voice and no lip-sync, and no music is ever AI-generated.
Does it post the videos to TikTok, or just make them?
It posts them, from the TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts you own and connect. A brand-new account gets two quiet days and three probe posts, then one post a day that climbs only when the last five hold reach. An account that has been posting starts today. A trending sound is attached at post time.
How many TikTok videos can one website produce?
Ninety posts a month on Launch, for one product, three creators and nine accounts, at $166 a month billed yearly or $199 monthly; six hundred on Scale; three thousand on Studio. Each post pairs a different hook line from your page with the same ten-second recording and a different trending sound.
Can I run this for more than one website?
Launch covers one product. Scale covers two products with ten creators and thirty accounts at $416 a month billed yearly or $499 monthly. Studio covers five products with thirty creators and a hundred accounts at $1,249 billed yearly or $1,499 monthly. Each product gets its own creator with its own locked face.