Turn scripts into videos, animate images, publish clips. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Turn scene briefs into reviewable clips in the shared folder.
Your Bigfoot vlog ideas become short portrait clips in a shared review folder, ready for your team to watch.
Move image-based clips from brief to review, flagging mismatches.
Get a review link for a short video made from your still image and brief, with a note on how the clip follows your creative direction.
Get an MP3 onto each approved sound request for review.
Your finished MP3 lands on the production request, ready for review, with its playback length noted beside the brief.
Deliver numbered carousel card sets for campaign review.
You get numbered image cards for LinkedIn carousel ads, plus a sequence preview and review folder link on your campaign brief.
Put reviewable voiceovers beside approved creative scripts.
Your producer gets a playable MP3 beside the script, with any wording differences marked for review.
Generate a review clip from a creative brief in chat.
Get a short video draft back in your team chat, with missing scene details cleared up before anyone starts reviewing.
Return finished clips from image briefs for creative review.
Get watermark-free video clips back in your team's chat, ready for review. Creators provide an image and motion directions.
Clarify video goals and approvals before the team begins production.
Your crew gets a clear video brief once the essentials are settled, with focused questions on the project page when details are missing.
Prepare branded video cuts for the creative team's review.
Get a reviewable MP4 from your script with an AI video generator, plus a clear note on any brand assets still needed.
Turn photo briefs into unlisted clips for creative review.
Get a short video from your photo and motion brief, with an unlisted link for your team to review before publishing.
Shape the brief from footage and notes before the editor starts.
Give your editor a clear cut plan beside the source footage, so they can see what to use and what you want reviewed.