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Who it's for

For anyone who makes
short video regularly.

Six situations follow. If you recognize yourself in one of them, you'll also see what video comes out of it and which level covers you.

A business doing its own marketing

The hard part today

You need video for the ads, but agency rates cover ten of them, not a hundred. And the phone-shot version simply doesn't look the part.

What it does about it

It asks you through, and you end up holding finished prompts. Generating costs a few dollars at your own provider — the plan gets made here, not in someone else's head.

A 40-second video on why your website is slow Pro

A creator posting every week

The hard part today

The hard part isn't the editing — it's having to invent the opening line, the look and the pacing from scratch every single time.

What it does about it

You pick opening lines from a ready-made library, the look and tone carry across within a project, and the post copy comes with it.

Three short videos a week, with one visual signature Pro

An agency with several clients

The hard part today

Every client has a different voice, palette and set of rules — and all of it has to stay in your head while five projects run at once.

What it does about it

Each client is a separate project with its own settings. What is decided inside one stays inside it; nothing leaks across.

Fifteen videos a month, five clients, one place Studio

Teachers, trainers and specialists

The hard part today

You have the knowledge; the video form is the missing bit. The first attempt usually runs long, and viewers leave halfway.

What it does about it

The running time is settled up front and the script is written to it — scene by scene, to the second. The edit plan shows where attention drops.

One concept explained in 60 seconds Pro

An online shop with products to show

The hard part today

You have the product photography; what is missing is anything that moves — and a studio shoot never pays for itself on a single product.

What it does about it

The look, the lighting and the camera move come together by clicking, and the blocklist filters out the usual AI tells that make a product look plastic.

A 20-second product piece from three setups Pro

Anyone new to AI video

The hard part today

The generators can do anything — they just never tell you what to type into them. So the results come out random: occasionally good, mostly not.

What it does about it

All 10 prompt builders are free and work on their own. You click, and you watch your decisions turn into a proper English prompt.

One image, with a proper prompt — no project needed Free

What all six have in common

It doesn't matter what you sell or who you speak to. What matters is that there is a thinking stage before the video, and nobody has taken it off your hands until now.

01 The machine isn't the hard part

Generators will make anything these days. The question is what you ask them for — and that run of decisions is what used to happen in your head, from scratch every time.

02 The second video is the test

Anyone will get through the first one on enthusiasm alone. A system proves itself when the twentieth plan comes together just as fast.

03 Quality lives in the details

The same scene with a different lens, different lighting and a different blocklist looks like another movie entirely. Here those details are built-in choices — not things you have to remember.

And who it isn't for

Better said now than two days in. If any of the three below describes you, we are probably not what you are looking for.

If you expect a finished video at the press of a button.

What gets made here is a plan and a prompt. The images and the video come afterwards, in your own generator, and that is where most of the time goes.

If you have never used an image generator and don't intend to.

Our prompts are only worth something if there is somewhere to paste them. Try a generator first — then come back, and you will get far more out of us.

If you would make exactly one video, ever.

Learning a system for a single go isn't worth it. The free tools are still yours, though, and they are enough for one good prompt.

Which one is you?

Every one of them gets the same two weeks, with no card — and if it doesn't suit you, there is nothing to cancel.

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