Site Capture is the tool I built to show my own work. Give it a website address and walk away: it reads the site, plans a video to the exact length you asked for, films it in a real browser the way a visitor would, and hands back the video in three formats with the screenshots, mockups and copy around it.
Every finished project needs to be shown: a walkthrough video, screenshots for the case study, square and vertical cuts for social media and a few lines of copy. Done by hand with a screen recorder and an editor, that is most of a day per project, and the result stutters, stalls and runs too long.
Generic AI video tools fail in a different way: a voice-over that says sleek modern design over whatever is on screen, or quotes numbers the site never shows.
It crawls the sitemap and links, picks the key pages and reads every section: its role, its headings, prices and buttons, and how strong it looks on screen. Tabs, accordions, galleries and menus that work are found too.
One model plans the pages, the stops, the clicks and every line of the voice-over from a price list measured by the same engine that films. Code only measures: a plan that runs long goes back to the AI with the numbers instead of being cut.
A second model sees the same frames and scores the script out of 20 for hook, specificity, match to the frame, flow and accuracy. Under 18, only the flagged lines are rewritten, and a line may only claim what its frame actually shows.
Real scrolling with momentum, hovers, typing that is never submitted, then the phone. Each take passes a quality gate, and the run ends with 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16 videos, mockups, WebP images, posts and a build plan PDF.
Timing. Each voice-over line, the scroll needed to reach a section and the seconds it stays on screen all have to add up to the length typed in, in three formats at once. The answer was to measure everything with the engine that films, record the voice before filming, send overruns back to the AI with exact word limits instead of cutting in code, and absorb the last few tenths of a second by speaking up to 8% faster, so a word is never cut off. The other hard part was honesty: when a run is set to use AI and the key, the credit or the connection fails, it stops and says why instead of quietly delivering a silent video.
In daily use on my own work. It produced the screenshots and mockups of the Limburg German Cultural Center case study on this site and has filmed runs of Pulse and this portfolio. It runs on my laptop through a small interface at localhost, with a queue, a list of recent runs and a build plan PDF after each run that records every setting, every AI decision and every filmed take.
Personal tool, in daily use, 2026
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Concept build, live demo, 2026
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33 pages
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