AI-powered platform that generates stunning videos and images from text or images
AI video generator that turns URLs and prompts into animated videos without code
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Basic: $23.9/month (9,600 credits/year, $1.24 per 100 credits). Professional: $39.9/month (24,000 credits/year, $0.99 per 100 credits). Business: $79.9/month (72,000 credits/year, $0.83 per 100 credits). Annual plans available with 50% discount. Free plan available with limited credits.
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Key features
Text-to-video generation from descriptive prompts
Image-to-video transformation with animation
6-second videos with synchronized audio
Multiple video quality and aspect ratio options
Watermark-free video exports
Creative control with Fast and Normal generation modes
Library of dynamic presentation styles and templates
AI-enhanced pacing, transitions, and audio effects
Commercial use licenses available with paid plans
HD and 4K resolution support
URL to video: paste a product link and the generator pulls name, logo and colour
Prompt to video: describe the video in text
Hand-drawn Sketch style: storybook scenes and line-art animation
Motion graphics style: bold kinetic type and dynamic layouts
Multiple aspect ratios: 16:9, 1:1, 9:16
Music and sound effects: automatic soundtrack and audio cues
18 language support: video text in 18 languages
What makes it different
No editing skills or software required - browser-based workflow
Fast generation in 2-15 minutes depending on complexity
Multimodal AI supporting text, image, and audio interaction
Always provides watermark-free exports even on free plan
Every frame written as code, not a video model: ensures sharp text and exact colours
No Claude subscription required: service runs Opus 5.5 for you at a fixed credit cost
URL extraction: automatically pulls product details from a webpage
Quick generation: usually 1 to 5 minutes per video
Credit refund on failure: automatic credit return if video generation fails