Type a hook or upload a clip. The AI writes a scroll-stopping script, renders a vertical 9:16 video and exports per-platform — TikTok, Reels, Shorts, Pinterest, Snap and Feed. Built for short-form attention spans, not stock-footage filler.
Each platform has its own attention rhythm — TikTok rewards fast hooks, Reels likes polish, Shorts wants pacing, Pinterest favors loopable beats. Render once, export tuned to each spec.
Most users get their first short in under 90 seconds. No timeline, no captions panel, no platform-specific re-edits.
Choose from question, stat, problem, curiosity, contrast, POV, list or reveal. The AI uses the hook frame to set the first 1.5 seconds — the only window that decides whether viewers stay or scroll.
Drop your topic, product or angle. The AI writes a 15–60 second script with a hard hook, payoff, and CTA — no fluff, no filler, no AI throat-clearing. Edit any line in place before render.
Pick a model (Seedance, Kling, Wan, Vidu, MiniMax, Pika), set duration (15–60s) and resolution (720p / 1080p). The AI renders a publish-ready short with motion-tested pacing — no rendered captions, no watermark.
Download MP4 tuned for each platform: TikTok 9:16, Reels 9:16, Shorts 9:16, Pinterest Idea Pin, Snapchat Spotlight or Instagram Feed (4:5 / 1:1). One render, six native exports — no re-encoding required.
The first 1.5 seconds decide everything. These hook frames are pulled from short-form posts that consistently break 1M views — pick the one that matches your topic and let the script follow.
Open with a sharp question your viewer can't answer in their head. "Why does X always Y?" Forces a mental pause — and a watch.
Lead with a counter-intuitive number. "97% of creators quit before video 50." Specific stats out-perform vague claims by 3–5×.
Name the pain in 5 words. "Your reels are not converting." Direct address beats clever wordplay on short-form every time.
Promise a payoff and delay it. "I tried this for 30 days — the result surprised me." Open loop = retained attention.
"This vs this" cuts. Visual contrast registers in under a second and pulls the viewer into the comparison frame.
"POV: you just…" inserts the viewer into the scene. Native to TikTok, transferable to Reels and Shorts.
"5 things I wish I knew about X." Promises structure, sets watch-time expectation, and rewards completion.
Show the result first, then explain how. "Here's the final video — now let me show you how I made it in 90 seconds."
From solo creators to agencies, the workflow is the same: pick a hook, generate a script, render in 9:16, post. The volume changes; the steps don't.
Going from 1 short per week to 1 per day is a content engine problem, not a creativity problem. Generate hook variants, batch-render five shorts in a sitting, and schedule a week of posts in an afternoon. Keep your face, your voice, your style — automate everything else.
Native short-form converts 5–8× better than re-cut horizontal ads. Generate UGC-style shorts with a clear hook, soft CTA and platform-native pacing. A/B test 10 hook variants on the same product without booking a creator or burning a shoot day.
Push 20 product reviews a week without filming a single one. Pull product details, generate a hook + script + render, swap the affiliate link in the caption. The math works at scale: 20 shorts × 30k average views × 0.5% CTR is real revenue.
A 5-shorts-per-week retainer used to mean a junior editor and a writer. Now it's one strategist and an AI workflow. Same delivery, 4× margin, faster turnaround. Shared workspaces let clients review and approve hooks before render.
Take a 20-minute lecture or article, generate 5 short-form clips that each hold one idea. Hook on the question, payoff in 30 seconds, CTA to the long-form. The funnel from short → long is the most reliable growth loop in education content.
Each model has a strength — Seedance for cinematic 9:16, Kling for fast iteration, Wan for complex scenes, Vidu for stylized looks, MiniMax for longer cuts, Pika for effects. Switch freely.
Practical rules pulled from posts that consistently cross 100k views — not generic advice that sounds good on a slide deck.
On TikTok, average watch time on a poor hook is 1.2 seconds. On a good hook, 7+ seconds. Nothing else you do matters if the hook misses — not the script, not the visuals, not the music. Spend 50% of your effort on the first frame.
Re-cut 16:9 ads under-perform native 9:16 by 60–80% on Reels and Shorts. The crop reads as "ad," and viewers skip. Render natively at 9:16 from the prompt — don't crop in post.
Short-form rewards extreme focus. One hook, one payoff, one CTA. If you have three ideas, that's three shorts, not one long short. The algorithm rewards completion rate; multi-idea videos kill completion.
TikTok: cuts every 1–2 seconds, fast. Reels: cuts every 2–3 seconds, polished. Shorts: cuts every 1.5–2 seconds, structured. Pinterest: 1 looping beat. Same script, different render — the AI handles the pacing per platform.
Algorithms (especially TikTok) prioritize videos with native captions over rendered captions. Render clean, add captions inside the platform editor before publish. Sounds small; moves view-count by 30%+.
The single biggest lever in short-form is consistency. One short per day for 30 days beats 30 shorts in a week, every time. Batch-generate a week of shorts in one session, schedule them out, and protect creative time for the next batch.
Everything you need to know about generating short-form video for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and beyond.
Pick a hook, drop a topic, render. Native 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts in under 2 minutes. Free credits to test the full workflow before you commit.
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