Real human reaction video clips for app founders, instantly downloadable and ready to edit
Open-source text-to-image model with Chinese and English text support
Stage
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US
Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
Starter: $19 USD for 20 video downloads (one-time). Pro: $49 USD for 100 video downloads (one-time). Full Library: $99 USD for unlimited downloads (one-time). All plans include commercial license, no watermarks, and free re-downloads.
Free: 3 starter images after verification. Credit Pack: $9.99 for 30 images (one-time). Monthly: $14.99/month for 80 images per month with rollover up to 160. Annual: $119/year for 800 images per year.
Key features
Browse and select from library of real reaction clips organized by emotion and app niche
Free preview with watermarks before using download credits
One-time download credits with no expiration
Full commercial license included for organic and paid social use
Clean downloads with no watermarks or attribution required
Free unlimited re-downloads of clips you have already unlocked
Raw unedited clips for flexible video editing and cutting
Clips available to only 10 customers before replacement with new content
Text-to-image generation with bilingual support in Chinese and English
JSON layout mode to specify placement of text and objects
Multiple aspect ratios: square, portrait, and landscape
No watermark on downloaded images
Image editing early access program
Credits that do not expire for one-time packs
What makes it different
Real human faces and genuine emotions, not AI-generated avatars or synthetic content
Instant access to library upon sign-in with no creator wait times or custom shoot delays
Affordable pricing starting at under $0.50 per clip with one-time purchases only
Organized by emotion and app type for every consumer app niche
Quick workflow: download, combine with demo, and post ready-to-use content
Open-source model available for local use with ComfyUI
Independent studio with flexible JSON layout and prompt modes