One sentence, one video
Describe what you want and the AI builds the whole thing: scenes, characters, text, timing. No footage needed and no account. What it cannot do is generate live-action film — that limit is stated up front.
The hard part of making a video has never been the editing, it is having something to edit. Describing it in a sentence skips straight past that.
Say "a one-minute explainer about recycling, cheerful, with a narrator" and you get a project on a timeline — scenes, characters, captions, timing — that you can then change by hand.
It builds from drawn characters, scenes, text and shapes. It does not generate photographic footage, and saying so before you start is better than after.
Nothing about this is a separate product. What comes back is a project in the same editor everyone else uses, so the moment you want to change something by hand, you already can.
FAQ
Do I need any footage?
No. Everything can be built from scratch — characters, backgrounds, text and motion.
Does it make realistic video of real places?
No. It composes from drawn and generated elements rather than producing live-action film. That boundary is listed in full on the AI capabilities page.
Can I change what it made?
Yes. The result is an ordinary project on a timeline — every clip, word and keyframe is yours to move.
Do I need an account?
Not for this. A few things do, and each of those is named on the "how free it is" page.
What language can I write in?
Whichever you are reading this in. The assistant answers in the language you use.
How is this different from the other AI video sites?
Two things. Nothing is uploaded — your own files stay on your device — and the result is an editable project rather than a finished file you can only accept or reject.