Give it a topic and get a finished vertical video — script, narration, visuals, synced captions and the edit — published to YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels on your schedule. No crew, no editor, no gaps in the feed.
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Step 1
A product, a service page, a question customers keep asking. Anything you can state in a sentence becomes a script written for spoken pacing rather than for reading off a page.
Step 2
Narration, matched visuals, word-timed burned-in captions and the edit are produced together — so what lands is a finished file, not a folder of assets waiting on a producer.
Step 3
Queue a week or a month at once and publish across all three platforms on a set rhythm. Consistency is what social rewards, and it is the first thing a busy team drops.
Finished video, not a project that needs a production team behind it.
Is an AI video generator good enough for a brand channel?
For explainers, tips, common customer questions and product angles — the videos carried by script, pacing and captions — yes. What it will not replace is footage of your product in a real customer's hands, or a founder on camera. Most brands end up mixing the two: generated video for volume and consistency, filmed material for the moments that need to be real.
Can we use it for product advertising?
You can produce ad-style vertical videos with it, and paid plans are intended for commercial use. Bear in mind that any music or stock material you add carries its own licence, and ad platforms have their own disclosure rules for synthetic content — both worth checking before a campaign starts spending.
Do we still need an editor or an agency?
Not to produce the videos. The output is a finished file ready to publish, not a timeline someone has to assemble. The work left for a person is choosing topics, reviewing each video before it goes live, and handling comments and replies.
How many videos a week can a team realistically publish?
The limit becomes your plan's credits rather than production time. Three to seven a week is a normal cadence for a brand channel, and scheduling is what makes it survive a busy month — the videos go out whether or not anyone has an afternoon free.
Is there a free plan?
No permanent free tier. A $1 three-day trial produces one full video with no watermark, so you can judge the real output against your own brand standard before committing to a subscription.
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