LinkedIn video from your website, without editing
MotionMaker turns your company website into a short vertical film for LinkedIn: your real logo, colors, wording and product interface, cut around one idea into a 1080×1920 MP4.
- 1080×1920
- 30 fps
- MP4
- 15–25 s
What you get
Credible by construction
Claims come from your own pages. No invented figures, no fabricated testimonials.
Product shown as it is
Real interface components are replayed as layers, so buyers see the actual product.
Brand-consistent
Colors, logo and tone are read from your site and kept as a reusable kit.
Several messages, one kit
Launch, proof point, hiring: each video is a new angle on the same brand kit.
Why credibility matters more on LinkedIn
A professional audience notices an unsupported claim quickly. That is why a film built only from what your site already states is a good fit for this network. A figure appears because it is on your page. A customer name appears because you published it. If the data is not there, the scene is not played.
What you can make
- Product announcement: a new feature or release shown through your real interface.
- Company introduction: who you are, what you do and who it is for, in under half a minute.
- Proof point: a result or a customer story you have already published on your site.
- Hiring call: a short film for an open role, built from your careers page.
- Event or webinar teaser: the date, the topic and the promise, from your event page.
How it works
- Paste the page you want to promote.
- MotionMaker reads the brand and the page content.
- Choose one of three film ideas.
- Preview, adjust scenes, logo, colors or arguments.
- Export the vertical MP4 and add it to your LinkedIn post or page.
A film built to be read, not just watched
LinkedIn feeds are often browsed at work, with the sound off. The film puts its message on screen as text and motion, so it reads without audio. The guide to designing for sound off explains the choices behind it: short lines, strong contrast, timing that lets each line land.
Keep the brand tidy across messages
The brand is read once and saved as a kit. Every film you make afterwards uses the same logo, colors and tone, so a launch post and a hiring post still feel like the same company. That consistency is a large part of what makes a brand look established. See how to prepare a brand brief before your first film.
When MotionMaker is not the right tool
It will not produce a founder talking to camera, a recorded panel or a long product demo. It also cannot compensate for a thin website: if your pages state little, the film will say little. For a broader look at brand films, see brand video maker.
From website address to finished film, in four steps
Paste your address
MotionMaker reads your logo, colors, tone, text and the real interface components of your site.
Pick a film idea
You get three film ideas. The one you choose drives the whole edit.
The film is cut
Shots, camera moves and rhythm are built around your brand, with nothing made up.
Tweak and export
Adjust shots, logo, colors and claims, then download the vertical MP4.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I make a LinkedIn video from my website?
- Yes. Paste your site address into MotionMaker and it builds a vertical film from your logo, colors, wording and interface. Export the MP4 and post it on LinkedIn.
- Will the video include made-up statistics?
- No. MotionMaker uses only what is on your site or what you type. A scene that would need absent data is not played.
- What format does it export?
- A vertical MP4, 1080×1920, 30 frames per second, 15 to 25 seconds.
- Can I make different videos for launch, proof and hiring?
- Yes. The brand is read once and kept as a kit, and each video is a new message on top of it.
- Does it work without a voice-over?
- Yes. The message is on screen as text and motion, with a soundtrack synced to the edit.
Keep reading
Paste your website address. The film follows.
Paste your address: your site is read, then your first film is made in your account. Free credits at sign-up, watermark-free MP4 films.
Nothing is made up: figures, reviews and names come from your site. The app interface is currently in French.