Infomercial maker: from offer to video ad in minutes
Classic direct-response structure, built for today's feeds. Rev Funnels writes the script, pairs each beat with a real photo, animates the price reveal and the "but wait, there's more" moment, records a narrator and exports the video.
The beats of a proven infomercial
- Hook
Name the problem in one line.
- Problem and agitation
Show what it costs to keep living with it.
- Reveal
Introduce the product as the simple way to the result.
- Benefits and how it works
Three clear benefits, one per scene.
- Value stack and price
Everything they get, then the price reveal against the compare-at price.
- Bonus, guarantee, urgency
"But wait, there's more", the money-back guarantee, an honest reason to act now.
- Call to action
Your website or phone number, large and repeated.
Six formats, three shapes
| Format | Scenes | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| 15-second spot | 4 | Stories, pre-roll and retargeting |
| 30-second spot | 6 | Reels, TikTok and TV-style spots |
| 60-second spot | 11 | Feed ads and YouTube |
| 2-minute spot | 15 | Sales page hero video |
| 5-minute video sales letter | 24 | VSL sales pages |
| 28:30 long-form outline | 29 | Planning a full program |
Every format renders in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, with burned-in captions you can switch off.
Honest by design
Only say what you can prove. The script never invents testimonials, results or awards; it leaves [bracketed] placeholders where real proof belongs and asks you to fill them before export. Value claims use the compare-at and bonus values you enter.
Questions
What formats can it make?
15, 30 and 60-second spots, a 2-minute spot, a 5-minute video sales letter, and a 28:30 long-form infomercial outline. Each comes in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1.
How is the voiceover made?
With Kokoro, an open neural text-to-speech model that runs in your browser. The default narrator is Michael, a male American voice; other voices are available. The model downloads once (about 90 MB) and nothing is uploaded.
What file do I get?
An MP4 video where the browser supports it (Chrome and Edge), otherwise WebM, plus a captions file (.srt) and a shot-by-shot script (.md). Videos render in real time on a computer, so a 60-second spot takes about a minute.
Is the music copyrighted?
No. The music bed is generated in your browser for each video from original chord patterns, so there is no licensed track to clear.
Will it make up testimonials or results?
No. Scripts never invent testimonials, statistics or results. Where proof belongs, the script leaves a [bracketed] placeholder and asks you to confirm before export.