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Promo videos for your restaurant

Your website already shows your food, your prices and what people say about you. Paste the link and get four short videos for Instagram, TikTok and Facebook, ready in about three minutes.

SaltbirdReel · Elegant · 15s
A reel made from a restaurant's home page

How it works

From link to video in three steps

  1. Step 1

    Paste your link

    Use your home page, a product page or a landing page. We open it in a real browser and record it, top to bottom.

  2. Step 2

    Get four takes

    In about three minutes you get four different reels made from that page, each with its own look, music and order of scenes. Your dishes, opening hours and reviews come straight from your pages.

  3. Step 3

    Edit and download

    Change any word, colour, font or scene. Editing is free. When a take is ready, export it in full HD and post it.

Why it works

Why it works for restaurants

Your food, not stock photos

The video uses the photos and words from your own site, so people see the place they will actually walk into.

Reviews up front

If your page shows a star rating or a quote from a happy guest, it goes in the video. That is often what makes someone book.

Ends with how to book

The last scene points people to your booking button, so they know what to do once they are hungry.

What to put in a restaurant video

People scrolling around dinner time want to know what the food looks like, roughly what it costs and how to get a table. If your website answers those questions, your video will too.

Link the page that shows your food best. For most places that is the home page or the menu page. If you have a set menu or a weekly special, put it on your site first and then make the video, so the price can show up on screen.

Make a new set when the menu changes. It only takes a few minutes, and a new dish is a good excuse to post again.

Want to see it with your own site? Try URL to Reel with your link. Making and editing is free.

Tips for restaurant videos

  • Post before lunch or in the late afternoon, when people are deciding where to eat.
  • Put your booking link in your Instagram bio before you post, so the video has somewhere to send people.
  • Use the tall size for Instagram Reels and TikTok, and the square size for Facebook.
  • Add the video to your Google Business Profile so it shows up when people search for you.

Questions

Good to know

Something else? Ask us directly

Will it show my menu prices?

If your prices are written on the page you link, they can show up in the video. You can also type a price or a special into any scene in the editor before you download.

My website is only one page. Is that enough?

Yes. A home page with your name, some photos and a way to book is enough for four videos. If it links to a menu or about page, we read those too.

Can I run the videos as Instagram or Facebook ads?

Yes. The videos are yours to post anywhere, as ads or as normal posts.

How much does it cost?

Making and editing videos is free, and you do not need an account. You pay once for a pack of credits, 4 for $4 or 12 for $10. One credit downloads a video in full HD without the watermark, and a voice-over costs 2.

Your website already tells the story

Paste the link and we'll cut the reel.