Get seen, show the product, and bring people to you.

If you own a website, the product is already explained there. Most people will never read that page. They scroll YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook. Vlozy turns your site into short videos and posts them for you, so the brand stays in front of people and they can see what you sell.

People start to recognize you

A new video can go out every day, on more than one channel. Your name and your product keep showing up in the feed. That is brand awareness: strangers see you often enough to remember you.

They see the product, not just a logo

Each video opens with a reason to stop, then shows the product. Someone can understand what you sell in a few seconds, with the sound off. You do not film it yourself.

Some of them come looking

A clear video gives a person a reason to follow you, search your name, or open your site. That is the path from a post to a lead. Vlozy does not promise a number of customers. It gives you a steady way to invite them.

You can do this every day

One website can feed many videos and many accounts. YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, TikTok, Facebook, and Threads can each get a post, on a calendar you set. You can approve them first, or let the schedule run.

This week Example queue

Mon 9:00 YouTube ShortsProduct video ready Scheduled

Mon 9:00 Instagram ReelsSame video, its own caption Scheduled

Tue 11:00 TikTokWaiting on your approval Hold

Wed 9:00 FacebookProduct video ready Scheduled

Thu 9:00 ThreadsProduct video ready Scheduled

This is an example of the queue, not a customer’s results. Real posts from Vlozy are further down the page.

The public page is the brief.

Vlozy does not invent a product. It works from the audience, the friction, and the claims already written on the site you connect.

Who it is for

The reader, the problem, and the tone already on the page become the brand brief for every clip.

How the site is read

How it opens

The hook is written for that brief. It is a situation, not a slogan, and it does not name the product.

How a page becomes a hook

Where it goes

Each finished clip gets copy for its channel and a place on the schedule of the accounts you connected.

How posting works

Reach

Read from the live product: posts that went out, the views they earned, and the channels still connected.

Updated live

Total reach

127.9K

Live 77 days · first post Jul 31, 2026

Today: +1.8K
Yesterday: +1.9K
This week: +6.4K
Last 30 days: +49.4K
Best day: +4.3K
Avg / day: 1.7K

Cumulative reach

Total views earned by everything published through Vlozy

Reach by platform

Product activity

152

Posted today

412

Posted yesterday

2,946

Posted this month

7,670

Posted all time

Posted all time is the sum of these channels.

Facebook 1,147

Instagram 2,029

YouTube 1,907

TikTok Business 1,473

Threads 930

Pinterest 184

2.3K

Posts published

Avg reach per post

Channels connected

Active brands

308

Engagements

145

Queued ahead

Clips that were posted

Open one to watch it on the channel it was sent to.

You can hold the queue, or let it run.

A campaign can wait for approval, or publish on the schedule you set. Either way, the caption and the hook are yours to change.

Read the hook

The opening lines are written before the clip is finished. You can see the situation the video will open on.

Edit the caption

Each channel gets its own caption. Change the words before the post is due.

Choose the pace

Hold posts until someone approves them, or leave the campaign on the calendar you already set.

Straight answers.

Where do the facts come from?

From the public pages of the site you connect. The writing is held to that brief, including what the product does not claim.

Does the opening name the product?

No. The hook leaves the name out. The demo that follows is where the product appears.

Do I have to film or record a voice?

No. The clip is the hook, the demo, burned-in captions, and music. You do not appear on camera.

Which accounts can receive a post?

Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Facebook, and Threads, on the accounts you connect.

Turn your website into short videos, then post them.