Use cases
The common thread: you need more video than your budget or your calendar allows, and it has to look like the same brand every time.
Problem
You have twenty products and a photographer you can afford twice a year.
How it works here
Register each product once from the photographs you already have. Every ad you generate afterwards shows that exact object — same hardware, same finish, same colour — without another shoot.
Problem
Creative fatigue kills a winning ad in two weeks, and variants cost as much as originals.
How it works here
Regenerate individual scenes instead of whole films. Swap the hook, keep the three shots that already convert, and export a new cut in minutes.
Problem
Concepting is expensive and clients want to see it before they approve the budget.
How it works here
Storyboards are free. Take a brief to a four-scene plan on a canvas, present it, and only spend once the direction is signed off.
Problem
You are the director, the editor and the talent, and there is no crew.
How it works here
Register yourself as a character once and appear in every shot, in locations you have never been to, without filming any of it.
Problem
Every listing needs a walkthrough, and stills do not sell a space.
How it works here
Turn a set of interior photographs into a paced tour with consistent light and camera movement, built from the property-tour template.
Problem
A launch video has to exist before the launch, and the product is still changing.
How it works here
Keep the storyboard and regenerate only the scenes that changed. The plan survives; the shots catch up.
Register it once, describe the video, and take the first project all the way to an exported file on the free plan.
No card required. Costs are shown before you spend.