Can it make an ad for one repair service?

The first video uses the garage website alone, so a dedicated page for brakes, diagnostics, tyres or air conditioning gives it a clear subject. Later videos accept a prompt, letting you request a cut around one repair category, provided the relevant claims, images and booking details appear on the site.

What happens if my mechanic website is very long?

The browser can capture the full page, but using every section usually creates a slow cut. Choose the hero, the most relevant service blocks, useful pricing and the booking action. Repeated reviews, broad lists of repairs and large workshop galleries should be reduced when they do not help explain the advertised job.

Does the video use real images from my garage website?

Yes. It captures real screenshots from the supplied page, including visible workshop photographs, service panels, pricing and contact details. It also authors scenes using the site's own brand tokens. The result reflects what drivers can verify on your website rather than presenting an unrelated garage or generic mechanic footage.

What video and audio format will I receive?

The video can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080. It is rendered at 30fps in H.264, with audio normalised to -14 LUFS. Trending sounds are supplied as links to attach inside the social platform, because audio baked into the file does not count as using that sound natively.

Put your garage website into motion

Sizzledraft turns a mechanic's website into a short video ad using real screenshots of the garage's services, workshop details and pricing. It captures the page in a headless browser, builds scenes from the site's own colours and type, then renders the video frame by frame with normalised audio.

Opening lines that work here

Warning light on? Show us what your car is telling you.
It starts with a familiar dashboard problem and leads naturally into the garage's diagnostic service.
Before you approve that repair, ask what the price includes.
It speaks to drivers worried about unclear workshop bills and creates an opening for honest pricing.
Service due soon? Here is what our mechanics check.
It matches a common booking need and lets the video show the garage's real service list.

How do I turn my mechanic website into a video ad?

Give Sizzledraft the URL for your garage website. A headless browser opens the page and captures its real hero, service list, workshop details and displayed prices, including the full page scroll. The first video is cut from the site alone, so clear headings such as MOT preparation, brake repair, diagnostics and interim servicing give it useful material to work with. Scenes use the colours and type already present on your site instead of placing generic branding over stock workshop footage. The finished file can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080, rendered at 30fps in H.264. Later videos accept a prompt, so you can focus a new cut on a seasonal service, one repair category or a specific booking message.

Will the video show my garage prices honestly?

It can show prices that are visibly published on your mechanic website, such as a fixed diagnostic fee, an air-conditioning recharge price or the cost of a service package. It does not invent a cheap headline price for work that depends on inspection, parts or vehicle condition. If your site says prices start from a certain amount, the video should preserve that qualification. If no repair pricing appears on the page, use the first video to present the services and booking route rather than implying a figure. Sizzledraft itself costs $19 for two videos or $39/month for eight. Clear source pricing matters for mechanics because drivers often want to know whether a quote covers labour, parts, VAT and diagnostic time before they contact the workshop.

Which parts of a garage website make the strongest ad?

The strongest cut usually combines the hero message, two or three specific workshop services, one proof point visible on the page and a direct booking action. For a mechanic, that might mean showing the garage frontage, then brake and clutch work, fault-code diagnostics and the published phone number or booking form. A pricing panel can help when it names exactly what a service includes. Long pages need restraint. Showing every repair type, vehicle badge, finance note, review and workshop photograph makes the video feel like a slow website tour. Pick the sections that answer one driver need, such as a warning light or an overdue service. If you want 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

The browser captures the full page scroll plus clear views of the hero, services or features, and pricing sections. Long garage marketing pages need careful section picking because repeated service descriptions, review blocks and large photo galleries can make the cut drag.

The common mistake

A common mistake is listing every repair the workshop can perform in one ad, from oil changes to engine rebuilds. Fix it by choosing one driver problem, showing the relevant service and honest price context, then ending with the garage's real booking route.

Your website lists servicing, diagnostics and repairs, but fitting those jobs into one short video can leave customers unsure what to book.
Workshop photos, labour offers and service prices often sit far apart on a long page, so a basic screen recording drags before reaching the useful details.
A video can attract the wrong enquiries when it shows generic car footage instead of the makes, repairs and booking information your garage actually provides.

Questions

Can it make an ad for one repair service?: The first video uses the garage website alone, so a dedicated page for brakes, diagnostics, tyres or air conditioning gives it a clear subject. Later videos accept a prompt, letting you request a cut around one repair category, provided the relevant claims, images and booking details appear on the site.
What happens if my mechanic website is very long?: The browser can capture the full page, but using every section usually creates a slow cut. Choose the hero, the most relevant service blocks, useful pricing and the booking action. Repeated reviews, broad lists of repairs and large workshop galleries should be reduced when they do not help explain the advertised job.
Does the video use real images from my garage website?: Yes. It captures real screenshots from the supplied page, including visible workshop photographs, service panels, pricing and contact details. It also authors scenes using the site's own brand tokens. The result reflects what drivers can verify on your website rather than presenting an unrelated garage or generic mechanic footage.
What video and audio format will I receive?: The video can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080. It is rendered at 30fps in H.264, with audio normalised to -14 LUFS. Trending sounds are supplied as links to attach inside the social platform, because audio baked into the file does not count as using that sound natively.

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