AI-powered birthday invitation generator with online RSVP and gift wishlist
AI B-roll generator that turns scripts into motion design B-roll
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Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Free to start. Pay-as-you-go credits: 1,000 Credits for $15, 2,000 Credits for $20, 5,000 Credits for $30. Credits never expire. 100 credits per invitation, +100 for stylized photo, 50 to remove watermark.
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Key features
AI-generated personalized invitations in under 1 minute
Hundreds of themes including popular characters like Peppa Pig, PAW Patrol, dinosaurs, princesses
QR code RSVP tracking with real-time dashboard updates
Free RSVP form for custom uploaded invitation designs
Guest RSVP without account or app required
Automatic party reminders 7 days before event for RSVPed guests
Customizable RSVP data collection (email, phone, dietary restrictions)
RSVP response limit to prevent overcrowding
Export guest list and RSVP data to file
Gift wishlist with item claims, priorities, and Amazon purchase links
Generates B-roll from script text
Kinetic typography for key phrases
Animated charts for numbers and data
Icon motion for concepts
Multiple aspect ratios (16:9, 9:16, 1:1)
Exports as MP4 video files
Compatible with major video editors
Works from voiceover scripts or transcripts
UI motion and product animation
No camera or footage required
What makes it different
No subscription required—pay-as-you-go credits that never expire
AI creates professional invitations in under 1 minute with no design skills needed
Guests RSVP instantly via QR code scan with no app or account needed
Real-time RSVP tracking and guest count visibility
Free RSVP form available for any custom invitation design
Focuses on motion design B-roll instead of stock footage or AI video clips
Motion design graphics created from descriptions rather than filmed or pulled from libraries
Eliminates the slowest part of video production: finding matching B-roll
Best for videos where words and numbers matter more than scenery