Official LinkToVideo product hub
LinkToVideo brings four practical video jobs into one browser-based toolkit: generating a new AI video from approved webpage facts, recording a public webpage as an MP4, turning an existing video into a sharing link, and delivering an owned file through a controlled download page.
Official overview · Updated July 2026
LinkToVideo is an online video creation and sharing toolkit for people who work with webpages, product content and finished video files. It gives each task a dedicated workflow instead of forcing every input through one generic converter. You can create a new AI video from facts on an authorized public page, capture the visible webpage as a scrolling recording, upload a finished video to create a browser playback link, or prepare an original-file delivery link with expiry and download controls.
The official LinkToVideo hub helps you choose the correct route before you upload content or spend credits. A public URL can mean two very different things: its facts may become the source for a new scripted video, or its visible layout may be recorded directly. A video file requires a different path again because the media already exists and only needs sharing or delivery. Separating these outcomes makes the input, output, limits and expected cost easier to understand.
LinkToVideo is designed for authorized content. It is not a YouTube, Pinterest, Vimeo or social-platform downloader, and it does not extract embedded streams, remove watermarks or bypass access controls. Users should provide original files, public webpages they are permitted to record, or source information they are authorized to reuse. This page is the official product directory; the linked tool pages contain the controls and requirements for each workflow.
Choose by starting material
Start with what you already have, then choose the result you need. Each workflow has a separate product page, clear boundaries and a purpose-built workspace.
Use LinkToVideo to analyze accessible product-page, landing-page or article facts, review an editable creative brief, choose a supported AI model and generate a new video after the required credits are shown.
Input: authorized public URL or source text
Output: newly generated scripted video
Capture how a permitted webpage actually looks. Select a viewport, resolution and scrolling behavior, then create a video that preserves the visible layout instead of rewriting it as an AI script.
Input: public HTTP or HTTPS webpage
Output: controlled scrolling MP4 recording
Upload an MP4, WebM or MOV that you own or may distribute. LinkToVideo creates an unlisted browser playback page with retention, expiry and optional download behavior based on your plan.
Input: owned or authorized video file
Output: browser playback and sharing URL
One brand, distinct tools
The correct LinkToVideo tool depends on whether you need new media, a faithful webpage capture or access to a finished file. Review the difference before starting.
| Starting point | Official tool | Result | Commercial boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Facts on a product page, landing page or article | Link to Video Generator | An editable brief followed by one newly generated AI video | Eligible analysis can be free; final model generation uses the displayed credits |
| A public webpage whose visible design should appear in the video | URL to Video Converter | A controlled scrolling MP4 that records the page itself | Recording credits reflect selected quality, viewport and maximum duration |
| A completed MP4, WebM or MOV on your device | Video to Link | An unlisted playback URL with optional original-file download access | File size, retention, traffic and download features depend on plan limits |
| An owned video that must be delivered as its original file | Video Link to Download | A controlled delivery page with expiry and download-count rules | Storage, retention and delivery entitlements protect ongoing infrastructure cost |
Start with confidence
Decide whether you need a newly created story, a visual recording of a webpage, a playback link or an original-file delivery link. Similar keyword phrases can describe different outcomes, so begin with the result rather than the wording of the source URL.
Use content that you own or are authorized to process. Review page accessibility, model cost, recording duration, upload size, retention and download permissions. LinkToVideo exposes the relevant boundary before a paid production action begins.
Open the dedicated workspace, submit the source, review its settings and start the task. Generated videos, webpage recordings and sharing links are managed separately so you can find, download, expire or delete the correct asset later.
Built around the job
When the goal is a new marketing, product or explainer video, LinkToVideo treats the webpage as evidence for a creative brief. Accessible facts and images can help form an audience, message and outline, but users review the brief before choosing a model, duration, aspect ratio and optional presenter. The final output is newly generated media; it is not a copy of a video embedded on the source page.
This review stage matters because webpages can contain expired prices, unsupported promises or context that should not appear in the final script. Source warnings remain visible, and generation cost is shown before the model task is submitted. Keeping analysis separate from production also lets users correct the direction before consuming paid model resources.
When the page design itself is the subject, the LinkToVideo recorder opens an accessible public URL in an isolated browser and captures a controlled scroll. Viewport, quality and movement settings determine how the page appears in the MP4. This workflow is useful for portfolio walkthroughs, release notes, landing-page previews and visual reviews where rewriting the content would lose important layout information.
A recording cannot guarantee access to every URL. Login walls, passwords, CAPTCHAs, private network destinations and sites that block automation are unsupported. A publicly reachable webpage can still have technical or legal restrictions, so the user remains responsible for recording rights and the destination may reject the automated browser.
If the video is already complete, LinkToVideo does not need to regenerate or rerecord it. Video to Link stores the authorized upload and creates an unlisted browser player that is easier to send through email, chat, a document or a review thread than a large attachment. A separate download-link workflow is available when recipients need the original file rather than browser playback.
Sharing controls are practical access tools, not a promise of absolute secrecy. Anyone who receives a valid unlisted URL may be able to open it until it expires or is deleted. File size, retention, traffic, expiry and permitted downloads are therefore limited by plan entitlements. Sensitive material should use a security system appropriate to its confidentiality requirements.
Different LinkToVideo operations have different costs. AI models charge for generation, webpage recordings consume browser and encoding capacity, and sharing uses storage and bandwidth for as long as a file remains available. A single unlimited free promise would make those costs unpredictable, so the service separates free exploration from paid production and higher-capacity retention.
The applicable credit amount or plan boundary is presented before a paid action. Model-specific generation, recording quality, duration, upload size and retention can therefore be priced independently. When an eligible platform-side production task fails, reserved credits can be restored according to the service rules; content-policy, source or user-input failures may be handled differently.
Authorized inputs only
LinkToVideo does not fetch source streams from YouTube, Pinterest, Vimeo, LinkedIn or other media platforms; bypass DRM, passwords, CAPTCHAs or paywalls; remove watermarks; or imply that a public URL grants reuse rights. Use original video files, approved source information and public webpages you are permitted to record. These limits protect creators, reduce abuse and keep the product focused on legitimate creation, recording and sharing workflows.
Product questions
LinkToVideo is one product suite with separate workflows. The AI generator creates new media from approved source facts, the webpage recorder captures a visible page, Video to Link creates browser playback access, and Video Link to Download delivers an owned original file.
Some exploration, eligible source analysis and limited sharing can be free. AI generation, webpage recording and higher storage, retention or delivery limits can require credits or a paid plan because they consume model, browser, encoding, storage and bandwidth resources. The relevant cost is shown before a paid action.
LinkToVideo is the product and brand. The phrase link to video can describe several user intents, so the separate workflow guide compares AI creation, webpage recording and video-file sharing. This official hub explains the complete LinkToVideo suite and routes you to the appropriate tool.
No. LinkToVideo does not extract media from third-party video or social platforms. Upload an original file you own for sharing or delivery, record an authorized public webpage, or use approved webpage facts to create a new AI video.
You can read the product guides and compare workflows without an account. Creating production tasks, managing credits, storing recordings or uploads, and controlling sharing links requires a signed-in workspace so usage, access and assets can be managed safely.
Continue exploring
Choose the next workflow for webpage recording, AI video generation, video sharing or service information.
Generate a new video from approved webpage facts, record a public page as an MP4, or upload an existing file to create a shareable browser link.
