Turn prompts or images into 5–15 second videos with synced audio
AI video editor that turns one long shoot into several short narrative cuts
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: 25 starter credits. Basic: $19.90/month for 1,000 credits. Standard: $39.90/month for 2,500 credits. Pro: $99.90/month for 7,500 credits. Video costs: 10 credits per second at 480P, 20 at 768P, 35 at 1080P. One-time yearly plans available at $178.80, $358.80, and $838.80 respectively with 30%
Free: 1 hour of footage and 1 video export per 14 days. Starter: $29/month for 4 hours and 10 exports per month. Pro: $69/month for 10 hours and 25 exports per month. Studio: $199/month for 30 hours and 60 exports per month. Footage past a paid plan's cap is billed at $11.99 per analyzed hour.
Key features
Text-to-video generation from prompts
Image-to-video with optional end-frame control
Native audio rendering including dialogue, sound effects, and music
Multiple resolution options: 480P, 768P, 1080P
Reference-to-video using multiple input sources
Dialogue support in 11 languages
Adjustable video length from 5 to 15 seconds
Six aspect ratio options for composition
H3 Max Director for iterative scene direction
H3 Max Lip Sync for talking-head generation from photos
Export to Adobe Premiere Pro XML and FCPXML
Password-protected client review links with feedback
Multiple aspect ratios and auto-reframing
65 caption presets with drag-and-drop editing
AI-generated multiple narrative cuts with 90, 60 and 30-second versions
Chat-based video refinement and editing
What makes it different
Ranked #1 on Design Arena's August 2026 image-to-video rankings with Elo 1,341
Native audio and dialogue rendering in the same pass without separate voice-over work
Sub-3-second model time for 5-second 768P renders
Preserves text and logos with reliable brand rendering across resolutions
Tuned for prompt adherence and visual aesthetics over base model
Multiple narrative cuts from a single shoot instead of starting from one edit
Exports reference original footage, leaving source files untouched and exports near-instant
Does not train AI models on user footage
Built around narratives rather than individual cuts or soundbites
Client review and feedback integrated into the editing workflow
H3 Max
FlashCut