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How uscale works

From your website to a finished film: the director, the storyboard you approve, and the render.

uscale turns your website, app or repository into a product video. You work with a director in a chat: it reads your product, asks what the film should do, writes the script and storyboard with you, and only films and renders after you say go.

The four steps

  1. Paste your website. On Generate, paste the address of your site, app or GitHub repository and pick what the video should do (explain, launch, demo, onboard…).
  2. Talk to the director. It reads your product and asks a few questions: who the film is for, what it should say, whether a login is needed.
  3. Approve the storyboard. The director proposes the script and every beat with its narration line. Change anything in the chat, then say go.
  4. Get the film. It renders in minutes. You get an email when it is ready, and it plays in the project's Preview tab with a Download button.
The Generate form in uscale: what the video should do, your website, an optional note for the director, and the Generate button
Generate: pick what the video should do, paste your website, and press Generate.
TipNothing is filmed or charged before you approve. Chatting with the director is free; filming, designing and rendering use credits.

Where things live in a project

TabWhat it shows
Chat (left)Your conversation with the director, the files you attach, and the buttons it offers (Connect GitHub, Log in here).
PreviewThe latest cut, every earlier version, and Download.
TasksWhat the director is doing right now, what is done and what is next.
AccessHow the director reaches your product: a saved login, or Log in here.
A uscale project: the chat with the director on the left, the Tasks tab on the right showing what runs now, what is next and what is done
A project while the film is being made: the chat on the left, the Tasks tab on the right.

Next

Start your first film with a message that gets the director to look before it acts: see Start a film the right way.

Try it on your own product. Your first video is free.

Make a video