The 19 video tools
Pick the tool by what you already have in hand: a news link, a product photo, an audio file, or nothing but a sentence of description.
How to pick a tool
Do not start from "what kind of video do I want". Start from what you already have — it is the fastest route to the right tool.
| What you have | Tool to use |
|---|---|
| A news article link, or a set of sources to follow | News roundup |
| A topic you want to explain | Explainer video |
| A script or topic you want narrated | Narrated topic video |
| A sample video you want remade in the same style with your own images | Clone video |
| A story script you want drawn scene by scene | AI comic |
| A long story you want split into scenes automatically | Storytelling |
| Product photos | Video from photos, model review, TVC or UGC |
| Only a Shopee or TikTok Shop link | From a shop link |
| A presenter photo and a topic to present | AI presenter |
| A portrait photo and an audio file | Talking AI avatar |
| An existing video whose dialogue you want to change | Lip sync and motion transfer |
| A still photo you want to move dramatically | AI effects |
| Nothing but a sentence in your head | Text to video or text to image |
The full list
| Tool | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| News roundup | Articles from news sources or a pasted link, plus a branding template | A news video with script, voice-over and music — one video per (article × template) |
| Explainer video | A topic or an idea | An educational video explaining the topic |
| Narrated topic video | A topic or a script | A narrated video |
| Clone video | 2–5 screenshots of a sample video plus 1–5 of your images | A new video in the style of the sample, 10 seconds per scene |
| AI comic | A story script | A comic video with each scene drawn by AI |
| Storytelling | A story | A long video, scenes split and assembled automatically |
| Music video | An audio file | A video cut to the beat — coming soon |
| Video from product photos | Photos plus a prompt | An AI motion video |
| Model review | Product photos plus a model | A review video |
| Brand TVC | Product photos (required), brand face and setting (optional), an opening voice recording | A finished commercial whose opening can be a person speaking in sync |
| UGC video | Product photos (required), a presenter photo and everyday setting (optional) | A video that feels filmed by a real customer |
| From a shop link | A Shopee or TikTok Shop product link | A product introduction video |
| AI presenter | A presenter photo plus a topic | A studio presentation, 10 seconds per scene, the presenter speaking on camera |
| Talking AI avatar | A portrait photo plus an audio file | A lip-synced video |
| Lip sync / motion transfer | A source video plus audio or a photo | A video with new dialogue, or with transferred motion |
| AI effects | A photo | An effect video |
| Text to video | A written description, optionally with images | A video |
| Text to image | A written description | An image |
| Editing images by prompt | An image plus a prompt | The image with details changed |
The flow every tool shares
Nineteen tools, one flow. Learn it once and every tool becomes usable.
- Pick a tool on the Create video page. Each card states the input it needs, the output it produces, and a credit range.
- Provide the input — a link, photos, an audio file or a prompt, depending on the tool.
- Choose a branding template where the tool uses one — see branding templates.
- Read the credit breakdown before pressing create. It shows how much will be held and how that number was reached.
- Create. Credit is held at this point, not yet charged.
- The finished video lands in your library. The held credit becomes a real charge. If rendering fails, the credit returns to your wallet.
Two billing models
There is no single formula, because some tools render in-house while others commission an external AI provider.
| Model | What it means | Does length cost more? |
|---|---|---|
| Per video | A fixed price per video, rendered in-house. | No. A longer video costs no extra credit. |
| Per second | A per-second rate times the seconds billed, rendered by an AI provider. | Yes. The base price includes a number of seconds; anything beyond is billed on top. |
The reference duration is not a length limit
For per-second tools, the duration figure in the price table is the divisor used to derive the per-second rate, not a cap on how long your video may be. Going past it renders normally — you simply pay for the extra seconds.
Per-tool detail and how to read the breakdown is in how credit is calculated.
Choosing a server
Some tools let you pick a server. Each server is a different AI provider, so they differ in price, quality and speed. The picker shows each server's own price — read the one you are actually selecting rather than comparing against the other tile's number.
- Busy means that provider has a long queue. Pick the other server if you are in a hurry.
- Under maintenance means it accepts no work. Wait, or switch.
- Not every server generates audio for its clips. If you ask to keep the AI video's own audio on a server that produces none, you get a silent video — so the option is only offered where it is supported.