Can the ad show my salon's treatment prices?

Yes, when prices appear as readable text on the booking page or treatment menu. The video can pair a specific price with its matching service, such as a lash lift or full-head colour. If prices only appear inside an unreadable third-party iframe, they may not be available for the scene.

Will it use my before-and-after treatment photos?

It can capture result images that are publicly visible on the supplied salon page. Clear before-and-after photos work best when the page labels the treatment, such as acne facial, balayage or brow shaping. The video should not imply a guaranteed result, and you should have permission to use each client's image in advertising.

Can it include current salon appointment availability?

Yes, if open appointments are readable on the page rather than hidden inside an inaccessible booking iframe. Because salon availability can change after rendering, check every featured date or time before publishing. For a longer-running ad, use a booking prompt such as “check this week's openings” instead of displaying one specific slot.

What does a finished salon video include?

The video uses real page captures, a scene based on the salon site's brand tokens and synthesised audio normalised to -14 LUFS. Output can be vertical 1080x1920 or horizontal 1920x1080 at 30fps in H.264. Trending sounds are provided as links to attach natively, not baked into the file.

Show treatments and turn viewers into bookings

Sizzledraft turns a beauty salon booking page into a short video ad using real screenshots, treatment details, prices, reviews and visible availability. It builds the first video from the page alone, then lets the salon guide later versions with a prompt.

Opening lines that work here

Still deciding between a facial and a peel?
It opens with a treatment choice that prospective salon clients commonly face, creating a natural reason to show the service menu and results.
See what your next £45 treatment could include
A visible salon price gives viewers a concrete reason to keep watching while the video explains the treatment and expected result.
Your next brow appointment may already be open
It connects the salon's visible booking availability with the immediate goal of securing an appointment.

How do I turn my salon booking page into a video ad?

Give Sizzledraft the URL of the page where clients choose treatments and book appointments. A headless browser visits that page and captures real screenshots of readable service names, prices, reviews, result images and available times. The video scene uses colours and other brand tokens found on the salon site, so the finished ad reflects the booking experience clients will reach after tapping. The first video is cut from the site alone. For later versions, add a prompt such as “focus on balayage results” or “lead with Saturday facial availability.” Videos can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080, rendered at 30fps in H.264.

What should a beauty salon video ad show first?

Lead with the treatment decision or visible result, not a general tour of the salon. A client considering brow lamination, gel extensions or a chemical peel wants to know what changes, what it costs and whether an appointment fits their schedule. Open with a result image or a clear treatment hook, then show the exact service name and price captured from the booking page. Follow with a relevant review if the page displays one, and finish with the booking route. Avoid promising results that the source page does not support. If availability is shown, treat it as time-sensitive and check that the slot still exists before publishing the ad. This keeps the video useful and consistent with the page clients visit.

Can a video capture services inside my booking widget?

It depends on how the salon booking page is built. Service lists, treatment prices, reviews and appointment times written directly into the page can usually be captured as real screenshots. Many salon booking systems, however, place their interface inside a third-party iframe. Our browser can render that frame visually, but it may not be able to read its contents well enough to identify individual services, prices or open slots for the scene. A separate public treatment-menu page is often a better source when the booking widget hides those details. You can also place key services and starting prices in normal page text above the widget. That gives prospective clients useful context and gives the video reliable material to feature.

What the browser actually gets

Our browser can capture readable service names, prices, reviews, result images and availability shown directly on the salon booking page. Some third-party booking widgets load inside an iframe that we cannot read, so their appointment slots or service details may not appear in the video.

The common mistake

A common mistake is opening with a generic shot of the salon interior while hiding the treatment, result and price. Fix it by showing a recognisable result first, naming the exact service, adding its current price from the booking page and ending with a clear route to available appointments.

Treatment menus contain the details clients need, but scrolling through services, prices and appointment lengths rarely makes an engaging salon video.
Before-and-after results can sell a treatment, yet they are often buried in galleries or mixed with unrelated salon content.
Availability changes quickly, so a video showing a specific appointment slot can become inaccurate before the salon finishes editing and posting it.

Questions

Can the ad show my salon's treatment prices?: Yes, when prices appear as readable text on the booking page or treatment menu. The video can pair a specific price with its matching service, such as a lash lift or full-head colour. If prices only appear inside an unreadable third-party iframe, they may not be available for the scene.
Will it use my before-and-after treatment photos?: It can capture result images that are publicly visible on the supplied salon page. Clear before-and-after photos work best when the page labels the treatment, such as acne facial, balayage or brow shaping. The video should not imply a guaranteed result, and you should have permission to use each client's image in advertising.
Can it include current salon appointment availability?: Yes, if open appointments are readable on the page rather than hidden inside an inaccessible booking iframe. Because salon availability can change after rendering, check every featured date or time before publishing. For a longer-running ad, use a booking prompt such as “check this week's openings” instead of displaying one specific slot.
What does a finished salon video include?: The video uses real page captures, a scene based on the salon site's brand tokens and synthesised audio normalised to -14 LUFS. Output can be vertical 1080x1920 or horizontal 1920x1080 at 30fps in H.264. Trending sounds are provided as links to attach natively, not baked into the file.

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