AI video for startups
Explain the product today, re-render it next week.
AI video for startups turns the current version of your pitch into a narrated video. VIDEO AI ME generates the presenter, the voice and the captions from a script, so a demo, a launch clip or an investor update can be rebuilt whenever the positioning moves.
Why is video still rare in startups?
The blocker is production, not intent. Filming, editing and re-cutting per channel is what keeps most teams on photos and text.
The pitch changes every week
Anything filmed is out of date by the next iteration, so early teams avoid video until the story settles.
No budget for production
A produced launch video costs more than the rest of the launch, which pushes teams to ship a screenshot thread instead.
Founders are the bottleneck
The only person who can explain the product well is the one with the least time to record takes.
What can you make for startups?
Each of these starts from text you already have, and ends as a captioned video in the formats your channels use.
Product demos
Explain what the product does and who it is for, in under a minute.
Launch videos
A clip for the launch day post, in vertical and horizontal cuts.
Investor updates
A short narrated recap to go with the monthly email.
Hiring and culture
Introduce the team and the mission without organising a shoot.
How do you make a startup video?
- 01
Start from what you already wrote
A page, a description or an outline is enough to draft the script for a startup video. You keep editing it until it says what you mean.
- 02
Pick the actor and the voice
Choose from 300+ AI actors, or create a custom actor from a single photo, then pick a narrator voice or use your cloned one.
- 03
Approve the storyboard
You see the frames and the cost before any video credits are spent, so nothing expensive happens without your go-ahead.
- 04
Export the cuts and publish
Burn in captions, export the vertical and horizontal versions, then schedule them to 15 social platforms from the same workspace.
Which format should each channel get?
One script, several cuts. Each aspect ratio is its own export, so the vertical and the horizontal versions can carry different hooks.
| Channel | Format | What works |
|---|---|---|
| X and LinkedIn | 9:16 and 16:9 | Launch day, captions on |
| Product Hunt and site | 16:9 | Demo above the fold |
| Investor email | 16:9 | Short recap with a poster frame |
| YouTube | 16:9 | The full explanation for anyone digging in |
Where do startup videos get published?
Each platform page covers the format, the length and the opening that channel rewards, for this industry.
Frequently asked questions
Can a founder appear in the video without filming?
Yes. A custom actor is generated from one photo, and voice cloning reproduces the founder voice with lip-sync, so the same person fronts every video without recording takes.
How fast can we change the video when the pitch changes?
Update the script and run the same setup again. You approve the storyboard before credits are spent, and the render replaces the old cut, so an update costs a run rather than a shoot.
Do I need a camera, a studio or actors?
No. Videos are generated from text and images: you write or paste the message, pick from 300+ AI actors or create a custom actor from a single photo, and the narration comes from text-to-speech or your cloned voice. Nothing is filmed.
Which formats and platforms are supported?
Vertical 9:16, horizontal 16:9 and square 1:1 cover the usual placements. Publishing and scheduling reach 15 social platforms, including TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn, from the same place the videos are generated.
How much does it cost?
Plans start at $29 a month with 1,400 credits on Starter, where one credit is one cent. Every run quotes its credit cost before you confirm, so short clips and long videos are never billed the same.
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Make your first startup video
Start from the page or the description you already have. Plans from $29 a month, and every run quotes its cost before you confirm.