You give Filmo a URL. It reads your product the way a customer would, films it in a real browser, and cuts a launch video in about an hour — every word in it taken from your own pages. This is the whole production, step by step.
No brief, no storyboard call, no stock footage. Reading, planning, filming, cutting and reviewing are one continuous job, and you can watch every step of it happen live.
Homepage first, then the pages a buyer actually opens — pricing, customers, docs. Every line the film later says out loud came from one of them; nothing is invented on your behalf.
From what it read it writes the storyboard: the beats, the words, the palette — all taken off your own pages. The plan is the film stated in advance, not a prompt thrown at a generator.
A real browser glides through your product on camera. Not screenshots cross-fading — actual motion through the actual pages, recorded the way a customer would see them.
Beats built on your own palette, narrated as it goes. Then a review pass watches the finished film back and fixes what doesn’t hold before you ever see it.
When the film lands you edit it in the studio by telling it what to change — tighten the open, swap a beat, re-voice a line — as often as your credits allow.
Most AI video invents footage. Filmo is grounded in your actual pages — which is what makes the film true, on-brand, and worth putting your name on.
The palette, the copy and the footage all come off your site. The result looks like you — never like stock AI footage wearing your logo.
The product is filmed in a live browser, so what moves on screen is your actual interface doing its actual job.
A review pass watches the cut end to end and re-cuts what fails. What reaches you is the film that survived it.
Every film is a finished MP4 you download and use anywhere — your hero section, a launch post, an investor update.