Introduction
What loudscene is, how a video is made and where to go next.
Paste your website and loudscene reads your colours, fonts, logo, images and the words you use, writes a short story for your brand and animates it in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5. Every word, number and colour stays editable in the browser.
How a video is made#
A loudscene video is code plus data. For each video the AI writes a small animation module for your story, and everything you would want to change (texts, numbers, colours, images, durations) sits beside it as typed fields. Changing a field is instant and free. Structural changes (“add a scene with our partners”) go through the chat, which rewrites the code.
The same engine plays the video in your browser and renders the MP4, frame by frame, so the file you download matches the preview. Before you see a video, every scene is checked in all four formats for text cut off by the frame, text too small to read, overlaps and low contrast, and repaired automatically.
- Brand kits hold your colours, fonts, logo and tone. See Brand kits.
- Stories are hand-made example videos the AI adapts to your brand. See Stories and templates.
- Credits pay for exports: one credit renders one version of a video up to 60 seconds in every format. See Credits and plans.
Your facts stay yours#
The AI is told to use only facts from your website and brief: short headlines, one message per scene, never invented numbers, prices or dates, and names, tickers and links kept exactly as written. Numbers or names it could not find in what you gave it are flagged so you can check them. You are still responsible for checking a video before you publish it.
Every brief is moderated first: we do not make videos that promise guaranteed returns, impersonate other brands or look like a scam.