AI Video Generator for Content Creators

What this tool does

• Creator Reel takes a topic, a target length and one photo, then writes the script, generates each beat as a talking-head clip with native voice, transcribes it, burns in word-timed captions and stitches the reel — with a review gate at the script, clip and caption stages.
• Creator Reel offers three formats: Talking Head (jump-cuts and kinetic captions), Hot Take (bold opinion with meme-style cards) and Listicle (a Top-N countdown with big number cards).
• Creator Reel target lengths are 30 seconds, 1 minute, 1.5 minutes and 2 minutes, and it speaks English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Spanish or Arabic.
• English reels can be voiced in a Neutral, American, British, Australian, Indian, Canadian or Irish accent.
• Every finished reel is delivered in four versions — 9:16 captioned, 9:16 clean, 16:9 captioned and 16:9 clean — so the same production covers Reels, Shorts and a YouTube upload.
• Creator Reel runs on audio-capable image-to-video models with native voice: Seedance 2, Seedance 2 Fast, Seedance 1.5 Pro, Gemini Omni and WAN 2.7. A storyboard preview costs a flat 20 credits and an AI hook-thumbnail intro adds 15 credits.
• Each shot can be assigned a camera angle from a preset library including eye-level, close-up, low-angle, high-angle, standing wide, over-shoulder, side profile, handheld push-in and a walk-and-talk tracking shot.
• Clip Studio turns a recording of up to 90 minutes or 1 GB into as many as 5 vertical 9:16 clips with burned-in word-timed captions, at 2 credits per source minute with a 4-credit minimum.

How it works

1. 1.Give it a topic and one photo

   Pick Talking Head, Hot Take or Listicle, type your topic, choose 30 seconds to 2 minutes, and upload a single photo of yourself. That photo is the identity reference every beat is generated against, which is what keeps the face consistent across cuts.

2. 2.Approve the script before anything renders

   The AI writes a fast creator-style script broken into beats. You read it and edit it at the script review gate. Nothing expensive has happened yet — fixing a weak hook here costs nothing.

3. 3.Set the camera language

   Assign each shot an angle from the preset library — eye-level, close-up, low-angle, over-shoulder, handheld push-in, walk-and-talk — so the reel cuts like a shot list instead of a slideshow. A storyboard preview renders for a flat 20 credits if you want to see it first.

4. 4.Review clips and captions, then finalise

   Each beat comes back as its own clip with native voice. Regenerate the ones that miss. The tool transcribes the audio it produced and lays sparse kinetic captions on the word timings, which you review before the final stitch.

5. 5.Post in four formats and mine your archive

   Every reel exports as 9:16 captioned, 9:16 clean, 16:9 captioned and 16:9 clean. Then send your old streams, podcasts or long uploads through Clip Studio at 2 credits per source minute to pull up to 5 more shorts out of footage you already own.

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