Paste a URL. Get videos about your product.

What Feedrick reads on your site

Feedrick reads your site the way a new hire would: what you sell, who it's for, what they're tired of and what you can prove. Every video starts from one of those lines.

Take a sample meal-planning app we set up. Its site said “My partner and I argue about what to eat every single night.” That line became a talking video where an AI influencer admits she and her partner said “I don't mind, you pick” for forty minutes. The line about throwing half a bag of spinach away every week became a meme.

New videos, not a narrated copy of your page

Most URL-to-video tools turn the page itself into a video: its text read aloud over its own images or stock clips. That suits a blog post. It doesn't look like anything else on TikTok or Reels.

Feedrick writes new posts in the shape that works there instead: one person, one moment your buyer knows, captions on screen. Your page is the brief, not the script.

What one link becomes

From a single URL, Feedrick can make five kinds of post, each starring an AI influencer:

• Silent stories (2 credits): a moment acted out, told in on-screen text.
• Talking videos (2 credits): one line to camera, with captions.
• Reaction + demo (2 credits): a reaction that cuts to your own 9:16 product demo.
• Carousels (1 credit): five slides that tell one story or teach one thing.
• Memes (1 credit): one picture and a punchline.

Ask for one format or a mix. The first posts are ready in minutes.

Which links work

Paste your website's address or your app's store link. Feedrick reads the site from there. Video links, social profiles and short links won't work, because they aren't your business's own site.

Want the manual route instead? Our guide on how to turn a URL into a video walks through doing it by hand.