AI video

Adapts your video script for dubbing so each line fits the original timing within 10 percent, with a note on what was reworded.

Annotates your script with pace, pauses, stress and pronunciation notes so a human or AI voice reads it the way you intend.

Brainstorms eight meme-style video concepts for your niche, each with a setup, a punchline and a format, without targeting any real person.

Fixes spelling, punctuation and line breaks in auto-generated captions without changing the words, and flags what sounds wrong.

Creates a shot list of eight shots for a product video on a store page, with what each shot proves to the shopper and what to prepare.

Creates a storyboard table of up to ten frames for a short video idea, with framing, action, dialogue, length and a note per frame.

Drafts a one-page policy for labeling and watermarking AI-assisted videos your team publishes, with a decision table and a review note.

Rewrites an AI video prompt to be more specific, keeps your idea, and explains the changes so you can reuse the pattern next time.

Outlines a YouTube video with a hook, five chapters with timestamps, a retention beat per chapter and three title options.

Splits your script into scenes of at most 8 seconds, each with a visual description, so you can generate the video clip by clip.

Translates your subtitle file into another language, keeps every timestamp and limits each line to 42 characters, flagging doubtful phrases.

Turns your blog post into a 90-second video script with a hook, three points and a closing line, using only what the post says.

Turns the text of a web page you paste into a six-scene video outline with on-screen text, using only what the page says.

Writes a 60-second script for an animated explainer about one idea, with a visual metaphor per scene and a plain-language voiceover.

Writes a 60-second script for a spokesperson to deliver on camera or through an avatar, with pauses marked and no invented claims.

Writes a one-page music brief for a video, with mood, tempo range, structure by timestamp and references described in words, not song names.

Writes a 60-second listing tour script from the facts you give, with a shot list, and flags claims the agent must verify before posting.

Writes three versions of a text-to-video prompt for a single shot, each under 80 words, with subject, action, camera and light named.

Writes a three-minute training video script from your process notes, with learning goals up front and a five-question quiz at the end.

Writes a style sheet for an original anime-style video, with a character description, palette and line style to paste into every prompt.

Writes a color notes sheet for colorizing black-and-white footage, with a palette per scene and the details you must verify.

Writes three motion notes of up to 50 words that bring a still image to life, naming what moves, what stays still and the camera path.

Turns your slide text into a narration script with a time per slide and a note on what to show, keeping your wording where it is clear.

Writes ten different opening lines for a video ad, each under 12 words and grouped by angle, so you can test them against each other.