Wevi
Turns a live web app's actual interface into a polished, branded product demo video in minutes, without filming, editing, or motion-design skills.
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Description
Every SaaS landing page needs a demo video, and almost nobody wants to make one: it means screen-recording your own product, cutting out the awkward pauses, adding zooms and captions, and matching your brand colors — usually a job outsourced to a freelancer or a motion-design agency that takes a week and a few hundred dollars. Wevi skips all of that by pointing itself at your actual live website, extracting the real interface elements, and generating a cinematic, animated walkthrough video automatically — logo, colors and fonts already matched to your brand.
Under the hood, its "UI extractor" pulls HTML and interface elements directly from your app — including, per the product's own claims, pages that sit behind a login — something generic AI video tools that only work from screenshots or screen recordings can't do reliably. The output is aimed squarely at product marketing use cases: launch videos, feature announcements, and explainer content for dashboards, fintech, healthtech or edtech products, delivered in minutes rather than the days a traditional video production cycle takes.
💬 Our review
The short version: if you need a decent product demo video and have neither the time nor the budget for a video editor, this gets you 80% of the way there automatically, straight from your live app's real interface.
Against a tool like Arcade, which captures real click-through flows for interactive product tours, Wevi's angle is different — it's generating a passive, cinematic marketing video rather than an interactive demo, closer to what you'd hire a motion-design freelancer or an After Effects specialist for. That comparison is where the value shows: a single custom demo video from a freelancer commonly runs several hundred dollars and takes days, while Wevi promises the same category of output in minutes, automated. The tradeoff is that pricing isn't published upfront, so you can't easily judge cost-per-video against hiring a freelancer for a one-off, and there's no visibility into how well it handles more complex or highly custom UIs. Worth trying if you need recurring launch/feature videos and want to avoid a per-video freelance cost each time.
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Pros
Extraction UI réelle
Personnalisation de marque automatique
Production rapide
Cons
Prix non public
Pas d'essai visible
Comportement sur UI complexes incertain