Paste your text and get a 9:16 Short with a voiceover, captions and a looping background, then post it to your channel without leaving the page.
Tap one to load it into the maker above.
Anything between 60 and 180 words works. That is roughly 25 to 70 seconds of narration, inside the Shorts limit.
Pick a background loop, one of five AI voices and a caption style. The phone preview shows exactly how it will read.
Connect YouTube once and post in one tap. On Pro you can also schedule it for 7pm or let autopilot post new reels every day.
A flat number of reels each month. No credits.
Same maker, different starting point. Each one opens with its own examples loaded.
Yes. Connect your channel once and post from the maker. Pro plans can also schedule posts and run autopilot.
Scripts are capped at about 180 words, which lands comfortably under a minute of narration.
YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels, straight from the maker. Instagram needs a Business or Creator account, which is free to switch to. TikTok is coming. You can always download the MP4 and post it anywhere.
Faceless content is fine on YouTube when each video adds something of its own. Avoid posting near-identical reels: vary your stories, voices and backgrounds, and follow YouTube's policies on repetitive content.
Your reels stay in your library. You drop back to the free plan's 1 reel a month.