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AI reel generator Make a complete Reel, not a pile of clips

An AI reel generator plans a complete vertical Reel from one brief. Tell Director in a chat what should stop the scroll, who the Reel is for and what viewers should do next. It plans the 9:16 scenes and prepares preview images, the presenter’s portrait, voice and music free within usage limits; the render price appears before it runs.

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Set up your generation

For single shots in Video Studio

Seedance 2.0
Kling 3.0 Pro
Veo 3.1

Your brief opens in Director. After you sign in, your image uploads to Lab and guides the first scene's people and place.

  1. Brief the hook
  2. Approve the scenes
  3. Check the price
  4. Render & compare
New in Video Studio
MiniMax H3 is now in Video StudioMake a single 2K shot from text, a product image, or first and last frames, with native audio. Results wait in Lab next to your Director projects.

01Finished Reel

Hook, product, presenter. One vertical cut.

This 13-second 9:16 headphone ad opens on a presenter, cuts to the product turning in close-up, shows it worn, and hands back to the presenter for the close. A Reel plan gives you that structure before anything is generated.

  • Open with a specific visual or spoken hook instead of a generic introduction.
  • Build a 9:16 sequence with editable scene order, lengths, spoken lines, voice and music.
  • Mix your product stills, generated images, a presenter, voice, sound and music in one project.
  • Keep one offer and one call to action clear from the first frame to the last.
  • The plan and its previews are free; the credit price appears before the scenes render.
  • Rewrite the hook scene, or draft the idea again in another language, and render a new version to compare.
A vertical headphone ad: a man in a black jacket talks to camera, orange over-ear headphones turn and split apart in close-up, then a young man wears them with his eyes closed.
Product ad9:16

02Show, then explain

The first three seconds decide. Plan them first.

01The plan

Approve the scene list before you pay for it.

Director drafts the Reel from your brief as vertical scenes of about 5–12 seconds, one shot each, with the preview images, voice and music already prepared. Rewrite the hook, reorder the middle, add your product image as a reference, and only then render.

Plan my Reel
Vertical hook: a man with a bike helmet on a riverside path asks why nobody told him about this route
Hedra Avatar9:16
Source portrait: a man with a bicycle helmet on a sunny riverside path
Source image

02Talking hook

Open with a person and a question.

A generated portrait and one line of ElevenLabs voice became this vertical hook with Hedra Avatar: “Three rides, one question: why did nobody tell me about this route?” Ask Director for a presenter and it prepares a talking scene like this inside the Reel project; you can also make one on its own in Video Studio.

Make a talking hook

03Variants

Test a new opening on the same plan.

Rewrite the opening scene or the call to action in the saved plan and render another version. The other scene prompts stay as you approved them, but every render regenerates all scenes and is priced in full. Keep the cut that holds attention.

Start with the hook

Director

Plan a whole video in chat
  1. Your starting materialA short-form video idea
  2. The resultAn editable multi-scene video project
Continue in Director

03How it works

Brief it, approve it, then render it.

  1. Brief the first three seconds

    Name the audience, promise, visual hook, platform, desired length, and one action the viewer should take.

  2. Approve the vertical cut

    Director drafts the hook, the scene order, each scene's action and dialogue, the voice, the music and the ending. You edit all of it for free before rendering.

  3. Generate and test variants

    Render the approved Reel, then rewrite the hook scene and render again to compare openings.

  • 9:16 from the first frame
  • Hook in 3 seconds
  • Scene-by-scene plan
  • Presenter + product
  • One call to action

Continue in Director

A Reel is a plan before it is a render.

Director keeps the chat, the brief, the vertical scene list, the images, voice, music and presenter in one saved project. Planning and preparation are free, and the credit price appears before you render.

  • Scenes of about 5–12 seconds
  • Up to 3 minutes in all
  • Reference images from Lab
  • Plan and prepare for free
Plan my Reel

Questions before you create

Reels, answered.

Is this only for Instagram Reels?

The starter is optimized for vertical short-form storytelling. You can adapt the approved project for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, paid social, or another vertical placement.

How is this different from the social media video generator?

Both start in Director. This page is about one short Reel with a fast hook and one call to action; the social video page follows a post from brief to publishing or scheduling through VlogMe Social.

Do I need to upload a product photo?

No. Director works from your brief. When product fidelity matters, add the photo here: after you sign in it becomes the first scene’s reference for the product, people and place, and you can add it to any scene from Lab.

Is the AI reel generator free?

Up to the render, yes: Director's scene plan, previews, voice and music cost nothing, within usage limits. Rendering the Reel is the paid step, in credits, and you approve its price first.

Can I review the Reel before it renders?

Yes. Director plans the Reel in a chat and prepares the images, voice and music for free. The render price appears before you start, so credits are spent only when you approve the render.

Can the Reel include a presenter?

Yes. Ask Director for a presenter and it adds an AI avatar with a voice to the scenes that need one; those lines are rendered in credits with the video. You can also make a talking hook like the one above in Video Studio from a portrait and a voice track.

Can I publish the result commercially?

Yes when you have the necessary rights to references, music, voices, brands, and recognizable people, and the selected model terms permit the intended use.

Your hook is waiting

Make the Reel people watch to the end.

Write the brief here, then open Director to plan and prepare the Reel for free, check the price and render.

  • Hook, product, call to action
  • Scene-by-scene approval
  • 9:16 from the first frame

Nothing uploads from this page · Credits are shown before you render