Will the ad use my salon's real Google profile photos?

Yes. The browser captures photos that are visible on the hair salon's Google Business Profile and uses them in the scene. It does not replace salon work with invented client results. Because profile galleries can contain customer uploads, storefront images and older styles, the strongest relevant photos are selected for the cut.

Can you show my salon's Google rating and reviews?

The video can show the rating, review count and visible review snippets captured from the profile. The review count often makes the strongest opening when salon photos lack consistent before-and-after pairs. Snippets should stay faithful to the published wording and should not imply that a review describes a particular hairstyle unless it clearly does.

What video format will I receive for my salon ad?

You can receive a vertical 1080x1920 video for portrait placements or a horizontal 1920x1080 version for landscape placements. Videos render at 30fps in H.264, and audio is normalised to -14 LUFS. Trending sounds are handed over as a link so you can attach them natively instead of baking them into the file.

How much does it cost to make more salon videos?

Two videos cost $19. The $39 monthly plan includes eight videos. The first video is cut from the salon profile alone. Later videos accept a prompt, so you can request a focus on colour corrections, curly cuts, bridal styling, a named stylist or another service supported by the profile.

Put your salon proof into motion

Sizzledraft turns a hair salon's Google Business Profile into a short video ad using its real photos, rating, hours and review snippets. It can lead with review count when the profile photos do not clearly show strong before-and-after work or an individual stylist's portfolio.

Opening lines that work here

Looking for a hair salon trusted by local clients?
It turns the salon's rating and review count into immediate local proof when the photo set is uneven.
From grown-out colour to a fresh salon finish
It frames suitable profile photos as a colour transformation without claiming they form a verified before-and-after pair.
Your next cut could start with these client results
It introduces the strongest haircut and styling photos as portfolio evidence while keeping the claim grounded in the profile.

How can I make a salon video ad from my Google Business Profile?

Give sizzledraft the URL for your hair salon's Google Business Profile. The browser opens the page and captures real photos, the displayed rating, review count, opening hours and visible review snippets. It then uses those assets and the profile's visual cues to author a short scene, render every frame and add synthesised audio. Your first video is cut from the profile alone, so it works best when your listing clearly shows finished cuts, colour work, curls or styling. Later videos accept a prompt, letting you ask for a focus such as balayage, bridal hair or late opening. The result can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080, rendered at 30fps in H.264.

What if my salon photos do not show clear before-and-after results?

A Google Business Profile often contains plenty of salon photos but few true before-and-after pairs. We do not treat two unrelated clients as one transformation. Instead, the video can lead with the salon's review count and rating, then use the strongest finished looks as portfolio evidence. Review snippets can support specific strengths when the visible text mentions colour, a haircut, curls, service or a stylist. For better future ads, upload matched before and after images with similar angles, lighting and framing. Add service context in the image caption where possible, and avoid filling the profile with repeated reception, product shelf or storefront shots. A cleaner photo set makes it easier to build a focused ad around the work clients are choosing you for.

Can the video highlight a particular stylist or salon service?

Yes, when the Google Business Profile provides enough evidence. If photos, posts or review snippets identify a stylist or mention a service such as highlights, extensions, textured cuts or bridal styling, the video can organise those details into a focused portfolio. If the profile does not connect names to images, the first video should present the work as the salon's portfolio rather than crediting an individual. After that first site-led cut, you can add a prompt asking for a service focus, preferred message or booking angle. The prompt guides selection and wording, but it does not create missing proof. For reliable stylist-led ads, keep each stylist's strongest work visible on the profile and make names and services clear in the surrounding text.

What the browser actually gets

Our browser captures the salon's published photos, rating, hours and visible review snippets from its Google Business Profile. The review count is often the clearest asset because profile photos may be poorly ordered, inconsistently lit or missing matched before-and-after shots and stylist attribution.

The common mistake

A common mistake is presenting two unrelated salon photos as a before-and-after transformation. Use only matched images of the same client, or label the sequence as portfolio work and lead with the verified rating and review count instead.

Google Business Profile photos often mix strong colour transformations with storefronts, logos and older cuts, making it hard to build a focused before-and-after ad.
A salon's best proof may be its review count, but turning that number and short review snippets into an engaging opening takes editing and careful pacing.
Stylist work is often uploaded without names, service labels or matching before photos, so viewers cannot tell who created a balayage, bob or curl transformation.

Questions

Will the ad use my salon's real Google profile photos?: Yes. The browser captures photos that are visible on the hair salon's Google Business Profile and uses them in the scene. It does not replace salon work with invented client results. Because profile galleries can contain customer uploads, storefront images and older styles, the strongest relevant photos are selected for the cut.
Can you show my salon's Google rating and reviews?: The video can show the rating, review count and visible review snippets captured from the profile. The review count often makes the strongest opening when salon photos lack consistent before-and-after pairs. Snippets should stay faithful to the published wording and should not imply that a review describes a particular hairstyle unless it clearly does.
What video format will I receive for my salon ad?: You can receive a vertical 1080x1920 video for portrait placements or a horizontal 1920x1080 version for landscape placements. Videos render at 30fps in H.264, and audio is normalised to -14 LUFS. Trending sounds are handed over as a link so you can attach them natively instead of baking them into the file.
How much does it cost to make more salon videos?: Two videos cost $19. The $39 monthly plan includes eight videos. The first video is cut from the salon profile alone. Later videos accept a prompt, so you can request a focus on colour corrections, curly cuts, bridal styling, a named stylist or another service supported by the profile.

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