An edited version of the coverage will be available to view on AOL's dedicated Spider-Man website for around three months.
Dan Patton, head of digital entertainment at AOL, said: "It is AOL's intention to provide our users with unique and quality content, and our involvement with Spider-Man 3 really highlights that."
AOL is among the companies to sign a promotion deal with a video-sharing site due to be launched by NBC and News Corp later this year.
AOL has recently played down rivalry with YouTube, pointing out that YouTube owner Google holds a five per cent stake in AOL.
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