Give the product a clear, accurate introduction.

Start with the specifications.

For a notebook, “80 unlined pages” and “14 × 21 cm” are specific features you can check against the product. “Double your productivity” needs evidence those specifications do not supply. A useful introduction might show the pages, show its size, then invite the viewer to read the specifications.

This is an original planning example, not a customer testimonial or a claim that an AI model has verified a product. Use your own specifications and supporting material.

Review notes from a public product page.

If you have permission to adapt a public page, open Import a public webpage or product page within the source form. Enter the link, confirm your permission and choose Read webpage. Your existing notes and video stay in place while you review the result.

Some pages supply one embedded product record; others supply several. When two to eight supported records are available, choose a Product record before reviewing. There is no default selection. Record numbers distinguish repeated names; check SKU, color and size against the actual product. Notes from different records are never combined. Remixure can preview its name, description and selected specifications such as brand, material, size and page count. Compare those notes with the visible page and current specifications. Product metadata can be incomplete or outdated; it does not verify a claim.

Changing the selected record clears your comparison confirmation. After comparing the selected notes, confirm the review and choose Use imported product notes. This replaces the source notes and opens the product form. Complete missing facts, the call to action, qualifications and any disclosure before drafting. The attribution and import date stay with your reviewed source.

Pages with more than eight product records, unsupported metadata, sign-in requirements or JavaScript-only content may need manual entry. You can use the reviewed page text instead. Importing does not sign in, run scripts, download product images, read offer prices or ratings, or send material to an AI model. There is no automatic store-to-ad or product-faithful footage claim.

Keep the facts and qualifications together.

1. Open Start from an idea, brief or source. Describe the audience and the purpose under Your video idea.
2. Enable Use source material, then choose Product facts. Add the product name, what it is, and one to eight facts, each up to 240 characters.
3. Expand Audience, evidence, claims and disclosure to add an intended audience, evidence and qualifications, and claims to avoid where relevant. Record sources, dates and conditions; these notes guide the draft but do not establish independent verification.
4. Write the Call to action and any Required disclosure. An optional attribution URL stays in the source notes. It does not import a store page or create a clickable link in the video.
5. Choose an optional saved brand kit and 15, 30 or 60 seconds. Review the notes and permission before choosing Draft storyboard.

A product disclosure is retained as the final scene’s supporting line. If a brand kit also has a disclosure, both are combined, without repeating identical wording. The combined line must fit 160 characters. Shorten the supplied wording before drafting when it is too long, and check that the final line has enough reading time.

Compare the draft against the saved notes.

Open Review source coverage beneath the ready storyboard. Every retained product fact, description, audience, evidence note, claim to avoid, call to action and disclosure has an explicit decision. Compare every number, specification, qualification and implication with the scenes. Mark an item included after checking the wording, explain a deliberate omission, or choose Needs revision to keep the candidate unapplied. For claims to avoid, Respected means you checked that the prohibited claim is absent. Literal wording locations help find text; they do not verify facts or judge paraphrases. A model can still omit a limitation or turn a feature into an unsupported benefit.

Resolve every item before completing the final facts, rights and timing confirmation. Changing a decision or review note clears that confirmation. Download source review retains the original source, candidate and your decisions in a local JSON file. The review is not saved with the video or recorded as approval; keep the download with your editorial materials. Select Use storyboard only after this review, then correct any remaining wording in the editor before saving, exporting or sharing.

Applying a draft replaces the current scenes, soundtrack and captions; Undo restores the previous edits. After saving, Original draft and source retains the product notes and original wording even when you revise the video later. You can download those notes for your review process.

Show the actual product.

Add your own product photographs or trimmed demonstration footage. Structured facts create a script; they do not generate product-faithful footage, an avatar or a store screenshot. Check that the visible product matches the specifications and that text does not cover the detail you are explaining.

Add reviewed narration or a recording, adjust scene timing, then save and Check export. Export the MP4 and watch it at phone size before sharing. The trial allows five storyboard attempts per workspace per UTC day, including failed and cancelled attempts, subject to shared capacity.