Most generators hand you a file and stop. The work that follows - captions, a title, the right shape, actually posting it - is where the afternoon goes.
Almost never a whole video. Almost always a piece of one.
The three seconds before you appear on screen - the shot that buys you the rest of the clip and that nobody has lying around.
Something to show while you explain a thing you cannot point a camera at. A city at night, a machine working, an idea made literal.
The location you are not in, the season it is not, the product that does not exist yet.
Which is the part that saves the afternoon.
A generated video lands in your library as an ordinary clip. That means the same caption styles you already picked, the same logo and fonts, the same editor for trimming it, and the same button for sending it to TikTok or YouTube. It can go into a posting schedule alongside clips cut from your own recordings, and it can be joined with them into something longer.
The alternative, and what most people are doing today, is generating in one tool, downloading, opening a second tool for captions, exporting again, and uploading by hand.
Out of the same credits as everything else, and shown before you press the button.
| Quality | Price | Length | When to pick it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Draft | 249 credits | for 8 seconds | Enough for a cutaway or an opener behind captions. |
| Better | 744 credits | for 8 seconds | When the shot is the point and it is on screen on its own. |
| Best | 1985 credits | for 8 seconds | The most detailed of the three, and the most expensive by a distance. |
Four and six second videos cost proportionally less. For scale, a 3000-credit Starter plan covers about 12 eight-second drafts a month, or a great deal more clipping.
Four, six or eight seconds. That is what the model produces in one go, and stretching it further is not a length setting - it is several videos joined together, which you can do here by putting them in a folder and joining them like any other clips.
Yes, 9:16 by default, which is the shape TikTok, Reels and Shorts all want. Since it arrives as an ordinary clip you can also re-render it in another shape afterwards.
Yes, and that is most of the point of generating it here rather than somewhere else. The same caption styles, fonts, emoji and brand logo apply to it as to a clip cut from your own recording, because after it exists it IS one.
Yes. Generating is the one thing here that is not free to try - clipping, captions, templates and the editor all are, on 500 free credits a month.
Say what is in shot and how the camera moves, in plain language - a lighthouse at dawn, waves breaking on the rocks, the camera slowly rising. Concrete detail helps far more than adjectives, and naming the movement is what separates a photograph from a video.
500 credits a month for clipping, captions and the editor, no card required - generating unlocks with any plan.