AI video generator

Reads a pasted open-source model license and says what it appears to allow for your use, with quotes, gaps and what to verify with a lawyer.

Judges whether a free AI video plan covers your project, using the plan details you paste, with the verdict first and the limits that matter.

Compares Pika and Luma using only the notes and results you paste from your own tests, with the verdict first and gaps in your testing.

Weighs desktop software against cloud services for your computer and workload, with a verdict first and the hardware details you must verify.

Sorts the stock clips on your shot list into replace with AI, keep stock or shoot yourself, with a reason and a risk for each.

Judges how hard it is to remove an unwanted object from your clip, with a difficulty rating, likely artifacts and a cheaper alternative.

Reviews what is wrong with a clip, as you describe it, and says which problems upscaling can help, which it cannot, and what to try first.

Reviews your face swap video idea for consent, disclosure and misuse risk, with a go, change or stop verdict and points to verify.

Reviews the privacy policy of a no-sign-up AI video tool for what happens to your uploads, with a risk rating per point and questions to verify.

Scores the AI video generators in your notes against your own criteria, recommends one and lists what to verify on each vendor site.

Reads the text of an unlimited AI video plan and lists every limit hiding behind the word unlimited, with a plain verdict first.