Can the video show our conveyancing or probate fixed fee?

Yes, when the fee and its scope appear clearly on the source page. The video can capture the real fee table or wording and pair it with the relevant process steps. Check that exclusions, third-party costs and circumstances that change the quote remain readable before publishing the Short.

Will the Short use real content from our solicitors' website?

Yes. A headless browser drives the page and captures real screenshots, while the scene uses the site's own colours, typography and other available brand tokens. It can feature service headings, solicitor profiles, process diagrams, fee information and enquiry buttons instead of unrelated legal imagery.

What if our legal service page covers several types of matter?

Use the most focused URL available. A page that separates divorce, financial arrangements and child matters gives the first video a clearer route than one broad family law page. After the site-led first cut, later videos can accept a prompt that targets one service, fee or client question.

What file do we receive for YouTube Shorts?

The vertical video is 1080x1920, rendered at 30fps and delivered as H.264. Included audio is normalised to -14 LUFS. Trending sounds are supplied as links so your team can attach them natively when posting, because baking a sound into the video does not count as using that platform sound.

Make your legal process clear in a Short

Sizzledraft turns a solicitors' website into a vertical YouTube Shorts ad using real screenshots, service details and brand tokens from the page. It helps firms explain what happens next and present fixed fees clearly in a 1080x1920 video.

Opening lines that work here

Need a solicitor but unsure what happens after you enquire?
It addresses the uncertainty prospective clients feel before starting a legal matter and leads naturally into the firm's process.
Our fixed fee covers these three steps.
It puts fee clarity first while giving the solicitor room to define exactly what the quoted service includes.
Buying a home? Here is what your conveyancer does next.
It names a specific legal need and promises a practical explanation rather than a broad claim about expertise.

How do I turn a solicitor service page into a YouTube Shorts ad?

Give Sizzledraft the URL for one focused legal service, such as conveyancing, wills, probate or employment advice. The browser visits the page and captures real screenshots, including the service heading, process steps, fixed-fee information, solicitor profiles and enquiry route where available. It then uses the page's colours, type and other brand tokens to author a vertical scene rather than placing unrelated stock footage over generic legal copy. The video is rendered frame by frame at 1080x1920, 30fps and delivered as H.264. The first version is cut from the site alone, so a focused source page produces a clearer result. Later videos can accept a prompt for a particular matter, fee or stage of the client journey.

How should solicitors explain fixed fees in a short video?

Start with the legal matter, then state the fixed fee exactly as it appears on the page and explain what the client receives. A conveyancing Short might separate the solicitor's fee from searches, taxes or other third-party costs if the website already makes that distinction. A wills video might show whether the displayed fee covers one will, mirror wills or an initial meeting. Keep qualifications beside the price instead of shrinking them into an unreadable final frame. Sizzledraft can use the page's fee table, headings and process copy as visual evidence, but the source needs to be unambiguous. If the fee varies by circumstances, describe the basis of the quote rather than presenting a variable service as universally fixed.

What should a solicitor show in the first three seconds of a Short?

Lead with the client's immediate legal task, not a general statement about the firm. Use a question such as “Buying your first home?” or “Need probate help?” alongside a real page heading, a clear fixed-fee line or the first step in the firm's process. This tells viewers whether the Short applies to them before the explanation begins. The remaining frames can show what happens after an enquiry, which documents may be needed and where the viewer can contact the firm. Keep profile portraits and accreditations as supporting proof rather than the opening message. For sound, Sizzledraft normalises included audio to -14 LUFS. If a trending sound is selected, it is handed over as a link to attach natively on YouTube rather than baked into the file.

What the browser actually gets

The browser can capture real service headings, fixed-fee tables, process steps, solicitor profiles, accreditations, enquiry buttons, colours and typography from the page. It may struggle with cookie banners, embedded fee calculators, gated client portals, scanned PDFs and key information hidden inside interactive forms, so the source page should expose the essential wording directly.

The common mistake

A common mistake is opening with a vague claim about trusted legal expertise while hiding the useful details until the end. Fix it by naming the legal matter immediately, then showing the first process step and the precise fixed-fee scope from the service page.

Turning a detailed legal service page into a clear explanation that fits a short vertical video
Showing fixed fees without losing important limits, exclusions or wording from the solicitors' website
Finding useful visuals when the service page relies on text, staff profiles, legal documents and enquiry forms

Questions

Can the video show our conveyancing or probate fixed fee?: Yes, when the fee and its scope appear clearly on the source page. The video can capture the real fee table or wording and pair it with the relevant process steps. Check that exclusions, third-party costs and circumstances that change the quote remain readable before publishing the Short.
Will the Short use real content from our solicitors' website?: Yes. A headless browser drives the page and captures real screenshots, while the scene uses the site's own colours, typography and other available brand tokens. It can feature service headings, solicitor profiles, process diagrams, fee information and enquiry buttons instead of unrelated legal imagery.
What if our legal service page covers several types of matter?: Use the most focused URL available. A page that separates divorce, financial arrangements and child matters gives the first video a clearer route than one broad family law page. After the site-led first cut, later videos can accept a prompt that targets one service, fee or client question.
What file do we receive for YouTube Shorts?: The vertical video is 1080x1920, rendered at 30fps and delivered as H.264. Included audio is normalised to -14 LUFS. Trending sounds are supplied as links so your team can attach them natively when posting, because baking a sound into the video does not count as using that platform sound.

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