Does Sizzledraft record my SaaS dashboard?

It captures pages available at the URL without signing into a private account. If the dashboard sits behind authentication, the video uses published product screenshots from the marketing site. Add clear public images of key workflows, reports and results if you want those parts of the interface to appear.

Which SaaS page elements can appear in the video?

The useful sources are the marketing hero, feature headings, interface screenshots, workflow graphics, plan names and pricing details. The browser captures what is visibly published, then the scene uses the site’s brand tokens. Hidden application states and screens absent from the public page cannot be shown as real product proof.

What video formats work for SaaS ads?

Videos can be rendered vertically at 1080x1920 or horizontally at 1920x1080, both at 30fps in H.264. Vertical suits feeds where one dashboard detail must fill the screen. Horizontal gives wider SaaS interfaces, comparison tables and multi-column reports more room to remain readable.

How is audio handled for short SaaS ads?

The rendered audio is normalised to -14 LUFS. When a trending sound matters for distribution, it is handed over as a link so you can attach it natively on the publishing platform. Baking that sound into the exported SaaS ad would not count as using the platform’s sound.

Show your SaaS working in every ad

Sizzledraft turns a SaaS product URL into a short video ad built from the page’s real hero, feature screenshots and pricing table. It uses published product shots when the working interface sits behind authentication, so the ad stays grounded in what prospects can verify on the site.

Opening lines that work here

Your SaaS pitch is stronger when the product is on screen.
It moves attention from an abstract hero claim to visible interface proof in the opening seconds.
Still explaining this workflow with bullet points?
It sets up published product shots as a faster way to show how the SaaS feature works.
From messy handoffs to one clear dashboard.
It frames a familiar SaaS workflow problem before revealing the relevant product screens.

How can I make a video ad from my SaaS website?

Give Sizzledraft the public URL for your SaaS product. The browser visits the page, captures the hero, feature sections, published interface shots and pricing table, then builds scenes using the site’s own colours, type and visual style. The first video is cut from the site alone, which keeps the message tied to claims and screens already published. Later videos can take a prompt, such as focusing on one workflow, feature or buyer objection. The result can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080, rendered at 30fps in H.264. That makes the source page, rather than a generic stock sequence, the foundation of the ad.

Can a SaaS video ad show a product that is behind login?

The browser cannot enter a private SaaS account or operate a dashboard hidden behind authentication. Instead, it uses the product images already published on the marketing site, including feature screenshots, annotated workflows, report previews and mobile views. Those assets can still show what prospects care about: the interface, the order of a task and the output they receive. For a stronger result, keep public product shots current, large enough to crop and free of placeholder data that distracts from the feature. If the landing page only contains illustrations and broad claims, the video can reflect that page, but it cannot invent an unseen interface or demonstrate actions that the source material never shows.

What should a SaaS landing page include for a better video ad?

Start with a hero that names the user, task and outcome without relying on vague category language. Add product screenshots beside each important feature, and make each image show the state that proves the claim, such as a completed report, configured automation or resolved support queue. A clear pricing table helps the video move from product proof to a concrete next step. Avoid placing every interface image inside a tiny device frame because vertical crops need room to focus on controls and results. Consistent colours and type also help the authored scenes feel connected to the SaaS brand. The clearer the public product story is, the more accurately the video can sequence it into a short ad.

What the browser actually gets

The browser captures the marketing hero, public feature sections, published product screenshots and pricing table directly from the SaaS site. It cannot sign in to reach a private dashboard, so clear, current product shots on public pages provide the best source material for showing the interface.

The common mistake

A common mistake is shrinking an entire SaaS dashboard into a phone-sized frame, making every control unreadable. Fix it by cropping each scene around one workflow step, visible result or pricing decision.

The strongest product proof sits inside an authenticated dashboard that a public page capture cannot reach.
Static feature screenshots need pacing, cropping and sequencing before they can explain a SaaS workflow in a short ad.
Hero claims and pricing details often compete for attention instead of building a clear path from problem to product to plan.

Questions

Does Sizzledraft record my SaaS dashboard?: It captures pages available at the URL without signing into a private account. If the dashboard sits behind authentication, the video uses published product screenshots from the marketing site. Add clear public images of key workflows, reports and results if you want those parts of the interface to appear.
Which SaaS page elements can appear in the video?: The useful sources are the marketing hero, feature headings, interface screenshots, workflow graphics, plan names and pricing details. The browser captures what is visibly published, then the scene uses the site’s brand tokens. Hidden application states and screens absent from the public page cannot be shown as real product proof.
What video formats work for SaaS ads?: Videos can be rendered vertically at 1080x1920 or horizontally at 1920x1080, both at 30fps in H.264. Vertical suits feeds where one dashboard detail must fill the screen. Horizontal gives wider SaaS interfaces, comparison tables and multi-column reports more room to remain readable.
How is audio handled for short SaaS ads?: The rendered audio is normalised to -14 LUFS. When a trending sound matters for distribution, it is handed over as a link so you can attach it natively on the publishing platform. Baking that sound into the exported SaaS ad would not count as using the platform’s sound.

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