YASF

Guides

Turn a product website into a TikTok slideshow

Extract one customer question, the main benefit, a piece of evidence and a next step from your website. Arrange them across five slides. Check the product brief before publishing so outdated prices, unsupported features or the wrong audience do not enter the story.

Your website can explain the whole product. One carousel should answer one question.

Find the customer question

Start with “What should we cook this week?” from your FAQ. Build an answer rather than a tour of every menu in the app.

Verify the brief

Check the name, features and conditions. Add a real screenshot when readers need to see how the product works.

Match the destination

Link to the feature or offer shown in the post. A weekly meal-planning story should not land on an unrelated promotion.

From product link to publishable files

Paste your product link into YASF and check the brief. Each generation produces one five-slide deck, 1080 × 1920 JPEGs and a posting caption in a ZIP. Download the files and publish them yourself. Language versions reuse the images and cost no extra credits.

A five-slide example

  1. 01

    Run out of dinner ideas?

  2. 02

    Plan the week’s meals.

  3. 03

    Put the shopping in one list.

  4. 04

    Show a real menu in the app.

  5. 05

    Plan next week.

This is a fictional example. Adapt the wording to your actual offer and use real photos or screenshots when demonstrating the product.

Questions & answers

Do I need to connect my TikTok account?

No. YASF gives you files to publish yourself. It does not require access to your social accounts or automatically publish your posts.

Can I start without a subscription?

Yes. Your first original AI deck per product is free, with no card required. Register to download the full-resolution files. Afterwards, buy credits when you need them rather than committing to a subscription.

Sources & further reading

Platform guidance and vendor details were checked on the date shown above. Examples are illustrative; recommendations are editorial judgments.