- Which parts of a Notion site appear in the video?
- The browser captures the published page itself, with particular attention to the cover, headings and callouts. These elements provide the visual structure and copy for the scene. Dense databases, long text blocks and repeated navigation are less suitable as primary ad frames because they are harder to read quickly.
- Will the video match my Notion site's brand colours?
- It uses brand tokens found on the site, but colour extraction is limited when the Notion page relies on default neutral styling. A distinctive cover and intentional callout colours provide stronger signals. Clear headings and spacing still help the video feel connected to the page when few custom colours are available.
- Can I choose what the Notion video focuses on?
- The first video is created from the Notion site alone, so its visible structure determines the initial focus. Later versions accept a prompt. You can ask one to centre on a template workflow, a course section, a downloadable guide or another specific part already supported by the page.
- What format will my Notion site video use?
- The rendered file uses H.264 at 30fps. Vertical output is 1080x1920, while horizontal output is 1920x1080. Audio is normalised to -14 LUFS. If you plan to use a trending sound, attach it natively from the provided link instead of expecting it inside the exported file.