How PromoAI turns a link into a film
The seven steps between pasting a link and a finished promo film, shown on the film we made from weavyaudio.com.

You paste one link. A few steps later there is a finished film. This is what happens in between, step by step, using a real example: the film PromoAI made from weavyaudio.com.
1. It opens your page like a visitor
PromoAI loads the page in a real browser, the way a person would, and reads it block by block: the headline, the first screen, the features, the proof, the prices. It notes which parts carry the most meaning and which are only navigation or small print.
2. It works out what you are selling
From what the page says, it writes a short product sheet and a brief. For WeavyAudio that came out as:
- Product: a background music service
- For: owners and managers of cafés, gyms, restaurants and shops
- The one claim: play music in your venue with no PRO royalties
- Tone: clear, straightforward, informative
Every later decision is checked against that one claim. A scene that doesn't serve it is cut.
3. It films your real pages
It captures your actual pages, whole: first screens with the browser chrome off, the desktop layout for a wide film and the phone layout for a vertical one. Nothing is cropped mid-sentence, and no page or scene is used twice in one film.
4. It directs the film
A director plans the film beat by beat: the opening, the product, a feature or two, the proof, the close. Each beat gets one subject and one place for it to live, and the words on screen are written to match what the picture shows.
5. It cuts to the music
The music is analysed for its beats and bars before anything is cut, and the cuts land on the downbeats. The voice sits over a ducked music bed, and the mix is mastered to −14 LUFS, the loudness the big platforms play at.
6. It checks its own work
Before rendering, an automated eye goes through the frames looking for anything cut off, unreadable or repeated, and sends the film back a step if it finds something. Then it renders at 60 frames a second, in 1080p or 4K.
7. You make it yours
Every word, shot, colour and cut stays editable. Change things by hand, or type what you want, such as "make the opening faster", and the film is rebuilt with the change.
That's the whole route from a link to a film. The showcase has films made for WeavyAudio along it.
