AI B-roll generator that turns scripts into motion design B-roll
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MVP
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Pricing
Four subscription plans ranging from $8.2/month (120 credits) to $279.3/month (7,200 credits) when billed annually. New users receive 6 free credits with no credit card required. Credits roll over for up to 6 months.
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Key features
Ghost Mannequin - Remove models and mannequins to create 3D hollow effect
AI Fashion Model - Generate realistic try-on images without models or photoshoots
Image to Video - Turn product images into engaging videos with smooth motion
Color Change - AI recoloring tools to create product color variations
Jewelry Retouching - Refine supplier photos to catalog white
Jewelry Model - Place jewelry pieces on model templates
Flat Lay - Create clean white-background images from product photos
Face Swap - Swap faces in product images
Fashion Video - Create product videos from garment photos
Batch Editing - Process large catalogs consistently across multiple SKUs
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
Designed specifically for ecommerce product photography workflows unlike general AI image generators
Under $0.10 per image cost for high-volume sellers
Available on web, iOS, Android, and Shopify app
No studio needed - works with phone photos and simple product shots
Results ready to list in minutes without additional editing
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