Director Mode
Tick "Read the script before rendering" and the video starts as a free, fully editable draft. The exact price is on the approve button. Without that checkbox, Generate renders immediately. The finished video stays editable after the render.
Try it - this draft is editable
Draft is free · rendering this would cost 3 creditsScenes - ~20s total
Captions
In the real editor this preview sits next to voiceover playback, pronunciation audition, and per-scene uploads.
This demo is the Review first step. On the website, Generate spends credits immediately unless you tick Review first. The API and MCP default to a free draft, and credits move only when you approve. A Series episode is charged when it generates. Every field you just touched is editable, plus scene add and delete, your own footage, voice audition, and version history.
Make this draft for real - freeNo vague "full creative control" claims - this is the complete list, with the real price of each action. Check it against the product.
| Before the render - the free draft | Price |
|---|---|
| Edit the hook, voiceover script and every scene prompt | Free |
| Edit each scene's on-screen text | Free |
| Reorder, add or delete scenes (1-18) | Free |
| Use your own image or clip for any scene | Free |
| Pronunciation editor - respell tricky words, audition them in your chosen voice | Free |
| Play the real voiceover before you approve | Free |
| Caption preset preview and choice (5 styles, or none) | Free |
| Per-scene timing estimate that updates as you edit | Free |
| Automatic claim warnings - facts worth double-checking, flagged before you spend | Free |
| Autosave + full version history with restore | Free |
| Exact locked credit quote - approve to render, or discard and pay nothing | Free |
| After the render - keep editing | Price |
|---|---|
| Regenerate one scene from a new prompt | 1 credit |
| Swap a scene for stock footage | Free |
| Replace a scene with your own image or clip | Free |
| Reorder or delete scenes | Free |
| Change the caption style - visuals reused, only the assembly re-runs | 1 credit* |
| Change the music mood (same track otherwise kept on every re-render) | 1 credit* |
| Change the voice - same script, re-narrated | 1 credit* |
| Set any scene to 5s or 10s | 1 credit* |
| Re-render at 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 | 1 credit |
| Export captions as SRT or VTT | Free |
| Export the script, scene prompts and pronunciations | Free |
| Export a clean copy without captions | 1 credit |
*Captions, music, voice and scene-length changes batch into ONE 1-credit re-render - queue several, pay once. Scene visuals are never regenerated by a restyle; only the assembly re-runs.
Type a topic
The draft is generated free: hook, full script, a prompt per scene, and the exact credit quote.
Direct it
Edit anything on this page's demo and more - your edits autosave with full version history.
Approve
The locked quote is charged and the render starts. Edited script? The voiceover is re-generated to match. Discarding costs nothing.
Keep directing
The finished video stays editable: scenes, captions, music, voice, timing, aspect ratio - plus SRT/VTT and script exports.
No. Tick "Read the script before rendering" on the create page and your video starts as a free draft with the full script, scene plan and an exact credit quote. Credits only move when you approve, and a failed render refunds automatically. Without the checkbox, Generate renders immediately.
The voiceover and captions are re-generated to match your edited script when you approve - you never ship audio that says the old words. An untouched script reuses the draft's audio at no extra cost.
Captions, music, voice and scene-length changes apply as one batch: queue any combination and pay 1 credit for the single re-render, not 1 per change.
Yes. Drafts, versioned edits, approval, rejection, caption/script exports and publishing are all in the public API and the TypeScript SDK - plus an MCP server for AI agents.
Prefer proof over promises? The Proof & Data page publishes our real production numbers, and the API docs cover the same editing surface programmatically.