AI video editor that turns prompts, scripts or raw footage into polished videos in minutes
Talk to your footage.
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2024
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Based in
IN
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: 50 credits (~2 minutes of video) on signup, no card required. Spark: $23/month for 200 credits/month (~8 min of video). Flow: $39/month for 350 credits/month (~14 min of video). Enterprise: Custom pricing. 24 credits equal 1 minute of finished video.
Free: unlimited indexing and semantic search, exports capped at 720p with watermark, up to 60s. Reelary Pro: $79 USD one-time purchase, works on Mac and Windows, includes dialogue search, people recognition, places, team LAN sharing, full-resolution export (1080p/4K), FCPXML/EDL export, no watermark
Key features
Prompt to video generation
Autonomous B-roll sourcing
Animated captions with word-level styling
AI clipping for vertical videos
Natural AI voiceovers in multiple accents
Brand kit customization
Translate and dub videos
Multi-format export
Beat-matched cuts to music
Semantic search across every frame of footage by meaning
Script-driven timeline that assembles matching shots automatically
Export MP4 with burned-in captions and AI voice-over
Export FCPXML and EDL projects for Premiere, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve
Auto-reframe to 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 aspect ratios
Dialogue search and transcription with Pro
People recognition and face grouping with Pro
GPS location mapping and city-based search with Pro
LAN team sharing to search from browser or mobile
MCP server and AI agent integration for Claude and Cursor
What makes it different
Complete automated video production without manual editing
Creates videos from prompt, script or raw footage in minutes
35+ language support with regional AI avatars
Content ownership: users own all exported videos for commercial use
Exports finished MP4 with AI voice-over in one app instead of requiring a separate NLE
Searches by meaning across every frame, not just filenames or manual tags
Works with AI agents like Claude and Cursor to automate rough-cut assembly