AI Short Video Generator
One sentence in, one vertical video out — script, voice, visuals and subtitles already in it. Upload it as it is, or let Easer post it for you.
One free video to start. No credit card required.
You read the whole thing as text before any of it is rendered
One 9:16 vertical file with the subtitles already burned in, which is the native shape on TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels alike. There is nothing to reformat and no second export — the same file is what you upload to all three.
No, and it is worth being straight about that: there is one render, not three cuts tuned to three algorithms. The three surfaces want the same thing — vertical, sound on, subtitles legible without the interface covering them — and that is what comes out. What changes per platform is where you post it, not the file.
Yes. Connect an account and Easer can post on your behalf to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and X. Posting is a separate step from making the video, so nothing goes out until you have watched it.
Between 30 and 120 seconds depending on the format you pick — all of it inside the Shorts and Reels limits. There is no daily cap; it comes out of your credit balance, and Standard's 1,200 credits a month is up to 19 full-length episodes. Video is billed by the second, so shorter ones go further.
No camera and no microphone. The performer, the voice and every shot are generated, and new accounts start with 10 credits — enough to read a whole plan and screenplay before paying to render any of it.
Yes. Videos generated on a paid plan are yours to monetise, repost or use commercially. Free-plan downloads carry a watermark; upgrading removes it from everything you have already made, not just from new videos.
Nobody can promise that, and a tool that gives you a number is guessing about your audience. What it removes is the reason most people stop: the cost of making the next one. The hooks, pacing and length are written for the short-form shape, and the rest is what you choose to make and how often.
It is the single-video end of the same production line. If what you want is one video about one idea, start here. If you want the same person turning up again next week, that is a channel format — the vlog and drama pages below are where those live, and both are built on the cross-episode consistency this page does not need.
Make a Vlog Channel Instead
Four formats, compared by length and price
Automate Your Posting Schedule
Let Easer create & post daily
Start a Faceless Channel
No camera needed, just your idea
Create an AI Influencer Video
A recurring creator, not a one-off
Scale One Idea into a Season
Same cast and wardrobe in every episode
Shoot a POV Short
No face on camera — only your hands
Start an Animal Vlog
One creature, chasing something, every episode