Use cases / Website Videos

Website hero videos

The homepage that shows its product moving converts better than the one that describes it. Rollsee cuts the film your hero section has been waiting for.

The launch format is made for this

The 16:9 cut runs about 50 seconds with letterbox framing and side-by-side feature layouts, designed to sit in a hero section or an embedded player and feel like a film, not an ad.

Your brand, extracted, not approximated

Colors, radius language and type come off your own site, and the video uses your accent, so the video sitting in your page looks like it was always part of it.

Refresh it when the product changes

Redesigned the dashboard? Ask for a new cut and swap one MP4. The project remembers everything, so the refresh is minutes, not a production cycle.

Questions

Can I embed the exported video on my site?

Yes. It is a normal watermark-free MP4 you host anywhere: your own server, a CDN, or wrapped in any player. Share and embed links also come with the unlock.

Autoplay policies block sound. Does the cut survive muted?

Yes. Every claim lands as on-screen type, so a silently-autoplaying hero still delivers the pitch; viewers who unmute get the score and narration.

Which format should the homepage use?

The 16:9 launch format for a wide hero slot, the 9:16 video inside a phone-frame mockup if your product is mobile. Both come from the same storyboard.

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