Which parts of a LinkedIn company page are captured?

Sizzledraft captures the public banner, logo, about text and displayed employee count. These elements provide the company identity, its own description and a visible indication of team size. Content behind the login wall is not treated as captured source material.

Will the video include LinkedIn posts or employee profiles?

Not reliably. LinkedIn may place posts, deeper company details and individual profiles behind a login wall. The first video uses the public shell alone, so it should not claim access to posts or employee information that the browser could not reach.

Can I make a recruitment ad from the company page?

Yes, when the public page gives enough relevant context. The banner, about text and displayed employee count can introduce the employer and its scale. For a specific role, location or hiring message that is absent from the page, use a later video with a prompt that supplies those details.

How is a trending sound added to the finished video?

The sound is handed over as a link so you can attach it natively on the destination platform. It is not baked into the H.264 file because baked-in audio does not count as using that platform's trending sound. Rendered audio is normalised to -14 LUFS.

Make a company video from its LinkedIn page

Sizzledraft turns the public shell of a LinkedIn company page into a short video ad. It captures the company banner, logo, about text and displayed employee count, then builds and renders a branded scene with scored audio.

Opening lines that work here

Meet the team behind [company name]
It turns the company identity and displayed employee count into an immediate introduction without implying access to private profiles.
What does [company name] actually do?
It sets up a direct answer from the public about text, which is often the clearest usable description on a company page.
You have seen the logo. Here is the company.
It moves naturally from the captured logo and banner into the company's public description and visible scale.

Can I make a video ad from a LinkedIn company page?

Yes. Give Sizzledraft the URL of a LinkedIn company page and it drives a browser to the public page shell. It captures the banner, logo, about text and displayed employee count, then uses those materials to author a scene based on the company's visible identity. The first video is cut from the page alone, so the result reflects information that a public visitor can see without extra direction. Later videos can accept a prompt when you want to emphasise hiring, company positioning or a specific audience. The output can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080, rendered at 30fps in H.264 with audio normalised to -14 LUFS.

What can the video show if LinkedIn asks visitors to log in?

The video can use the company page's public shell: its banner, logo, about text and displayed employee count. Those elements are enough to establish the company name, visual identity, stated purpose and visible scale. The login wall is the main limitation. It may prevent the browser from reaching deeper sections, individual employee profiles, older posts or other details that appear only after authentication. Sizzledraft does not treat blocked content as available evidence. For the first cut, the script stays within the captured public material. If a key product claim, hiring detail or call to action is missing from that shell, a later prompted version can provide direction, but the prompt should supply the missing context explicitly.

How should a LinkedIn company page become a short ad?

Start with what the page can prove quickly. Open on the logo or a clean crop of the banner, then turn the about text into one plain statement of what the company does. Use the displayed employee count only when visible and relevant, such as introducing the scale of a hiring team or company. Do not fill the video with interface footage or imply that public viewers can inspect content hidden by the login wall. The scene should adapt the page's own colours and visual cues instead of placing raw LinkedIn screenshots edge to edge. For social delivery, choose vertical 1080x1920 or horizontal 1920x1080. If you select a trending sound, Sizzledraft hands it over as a link so you can attach it natively rather than baking it into the file.

What the browser actually gets

Our browser captures the public banner, logo, about text and displayed employee count from the LinkedIn company page shell. LinkedIn's login wall can block deeper page content, posts and profile details, so the first video must rely on what is publicly visible rather than assuming access beyond the wall.

The common mistake

A common mistake is presenting the LinkedIn company page as a scrolling screen recording, which makes the banner, about text and employee count hard to read in a short ad. Fix it by turning each captured element into a separate branded scene with one clear point at a time.

The company page contains useful proof points, but its banner, about text and employee count do not form a clear video narrative on their own.
LinkedIn banners and logos use different shapes and safe areas, so direct crops often look awkward in vertical video.
Important company details may sit behind LinkedIn's login wall, leaving marketers with only the public page shell to work from.

Questions

Which parts of a LinkedIn company page are captured?: Sizzledraft captures the public banner, logo, about text and displayed employee count. These elements provide the company identity, its own description and a visible indication of team size. Content behind the login wall is not treated as captured source material.
Will the video include LinkedIn posts or employee profiles?: Not reliably. LinkedIn may place posts, deeper company details and individual profiles behind a login wall. The first video uses the public shell alone, so it should not claim access to posts or employee information that the browser could not reach.
Can I make a recruitment ad from the company page?: Yes, when the public page gives enough relevant context. The banner, about text and displayed employee count can introduce the employer and its scale. For a specific role, location or hiring message that is absent from the page, use a later video with a prompt that supplies those details.
How is a trending sound added to the finished video?: The sound is handed over as a link so you can attach it natively on the destination platform. It is not baked into the H.264 file because baked-in audio does not count as using that platform's trending sound. Rendered audio is normalised to -14 LUFS.

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