Will the video use my real WooCommerce product images and prices?

Yes. The browser captures the product imagery, titles, prices and controls that are visibly rendered on your shop archive and selected product page. If a price appears only after choosing a variation, the captured state may depend on whether that option can be selected during the page visit.

What happens if my theme puts a banner before the products?

The capture does not treat the first block as the hero automatically. It inspects the page for useful merchandising content, including product grids, galleries, prices and purchase controls. Large pop-ups, sliders or delayed page-builder sections can still obscure that content, so check the live page before creating the video.

Can I request an ad for a particular product or variation?

The first video is cut from the store alone, using what the captured WooCommerce pages provide. Later videos accept a prompt, so you can ask for emphasis on a particular product, size, colour or buying detail. The requested information still needs to be present and visible on the source pages.

What video and audio formats do I receive?

The finished video can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080. It is rendered at 30fps and delivered as H.264, with audio normalised to -14 LUFS. Trending sounds are supplied as links so you can attach them natively on the destination platform.

Make product ads from your WooCommerce pages

Sizzledraft turns a WooCommerce store URL into a short video ad using real screenshots of the shop archive, a product page and checkout. It identifies the store's brand tokens, authors the scenes, renders every frame and scores the finished video with synthesised audio.

Opening lines that work here

See how this product goes from shop page to checkout.
It follows the WooCommerce buying path and shows viewers where the featured item fits in the store.
Pick your option, check the price, add it to your cart.
It reflects the attribute selection and purchase actions commonly required for variable WooCommerce products.
This is what customers see before they place the order.
It creates a natural reason to show the store's real checkout without pretending that a purchase has been completed.

How do you make a video ad from a WooCommerce store?

Start with the store URL. Sizzledraft drives a browser through the WooCommerce shop archive, a single-product page and checkout, then uses real screenshots from those pages as the visual source. It reads the site's own colours, type and interface styling so the scene belongs to that particular storefront rather than looking like a detached template. The first video is cut from the site alone, which means the visible product information and buying path shape the story. Later videos can take a prompt when you want to focus on a specific product, attribute or offer. The final file can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080, rendered at 30fps in H.264.

Can it find the right hero in a custom WooCommerce theme?

It inspects the page rather than assuming the first block is the product hero. That matters in WooCommerce because themes and page builders often place announcement bars, carousels, category grids, newsletter panels or seasonal banners above the main merchandising area. The browser captures the shop archive and product page so the video can draw from the strongest available product image, title, price and purchase control. Some layouts remain difficult when key content loads only after interaction, sits inside a slider or appears below several promotional blocks. A clear product page with visible imagery, price and add-to-cart controls gives the capture better material. Review the source page before submitting it and remove stale notices or obstructive pop-ups that you would not want shown.

Should a WooCommerce video ad show the checkout page?

Checkout can help when the ad needs to show how a shopper moves from product interest toward ordering. Sizzledraft captures the checkout as part of the WooCommerce journey, but the useful elements are usually the order summary, product line, total and purchase context, not every address field. A short scene should keep those details readable and avoid implying that an order was placed when it was not. Checkout also varies by theme, extensions, tax settings, shipping rules and payment configuration, so the visible state depends on the store itself. For social delivery, the video can use synthesised audio normalised to -14 LUFS. If you choose a trending sound, it is handed over as a link to attach natively rather than baked into the H.264 file.

What the browser actually gets

The browser captures the WooCommerce shop archive, one single-product page and the checkout, including the store's actual product imagery, prices, labels and brand styling. Theme variety is the main difficulty because the visual hero may sit below a banner, slider, notice or category block rather than appearing first. Product options and checkout states can also change what is visible.

The common mistake

A common WooCommerce ad mistake is showing a polished product shot without the price, variation choice or add-to-cart step that shoppers must use on the store. Fix it by showing a readable sequence from the product page through the relevant selection and purchase control, then use checkout only for concise order context.

WooCommerce themes place product galleries, prices and calls to action in different positions, making consistent screen recording difficult.
Variable products can hide the final price, stock state or add-to-cart action until a shopper selects attributes such as size or colour.
Checkout pages contain useful purchase context but also dense forms, notices and optional fields that are hard to show clearly in a short ad.

Questions

Will the video use my real WooCommerce product images and prices?: Yes. The browser captures the product imagery, titles, prices and controls that are visibly rendered on your shop archive and selected product page. If a price appears only after choosing a variation, the captured state may depend on whether that option can be selected during the page visit.
What happens if my theme puts a banner before the products?: The capture does not treat the first block as the hero automatically. It inspects the page for useful merchandising content, including product grids, galleries, prices and purchase controls. Large pop-ups, sliders or delayed page-builder sections can still obscure that content, so check the live page before creating the video.
Can I request an ad for a particular product or variation?: The first video is cut from the store alone, using what the captured WooCommerce pages provide. Later videos accept a prompt, so you can ask for emphasis on a particular product, size, colour or buying detail. The requested information still needs to be present and visible on the source pages.
What video and audio formats do I receive?: The finished video can be vertical at 1080x1920 or horizontal at 1920x1080. It is rendered at 30fps and delivered as H.264, with audio normalised to -14 LUFS. Trending sounds are supplied as links so you can attach them natively on the destination platform.

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