Turn one product
into a week
of shorts.
Paste your website. Vidroot finds seven campaign angles, builds the first short, and keeps the series ready to edit, approve, publish, and improve.
A consistent character, ready for the next campaign angle.
From product URL
to a campaign you can improve.
Vidroot carries the product context from the first angle to the next iteration. You control what gets generated, approved, and published.
Paste a product page. Vidroot pulls out the pains, benefits, objections, stories, and demos that can carry a full week.
Start with the strongest angle. Edit the hook, script, voice, and pace before you commit to the full render.
Review each shot as it arrives. If one misses, regenerate that scene without throwing away the parts that already work.
Adjust visuals and styled captions, then send one clear review link to a teammate or client for approval.
Schedule the approved short, track what earns attention, and use that signal to sharpen the rest of the campaign.
Three campaign angles.
One repeatable system.
These finished Vidroot format studies show three ways to stop the scroll: timed phrase punches, active-word karaoke, and a direct-response headline. Product demonstrations, not customer results.
Start with your product. Choose the strongest angle, then keep the scenes, voice, captions, and review trail together.
Build my first campaignStart with a format.
Scale the series.
Credits arrive monthly on every plan. Choose annual to get two months free, or add a one-time top-up when a campaign needs more volume.
For testing formats and posting a few times each week.
- 1,500 credits · about 13 complete shorts
- Faceless shorts, slideshows, and hook videos
- Styled captions and per-scene regeneration
- One-time top-ups available
For daily series and multi-account publishing.
- 4,000 credits · about 34 complete shorts
- Recurring video series and approval controls
- Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube scheduling
- Product profiles and hook banks
For teams managing client brands from one production workspace.
- 12,000 credits · about 104 complete shorts
- Client portfolio across products, series, and channels
- Team invitations and shareable client approvals
- Credit ledger and subscription management
- Priority support
Questions, asked straight.
What is a credit, exactly?
Credits meter the expensive generation work: AI images cost 10 per scene, generated video costs 13 per second, voiceover costs 5, and the final render costs 20 plus one per output second. A typical 30-second, six-image short costs about 115 credits, and the ledger shows every exact charge.
Is the output actually usable — or does it look AI-made?
Vidroot gives you scene-level control instead of locking you into the first AI draft. Regenerate a weak visual, rewrite narration, change caption treatments, and review the final render before publishing.
Can I paste my own script?
Yes. The create-short form has a toggle: 'Generate for me' hands the prompt to GPT-4o mini with a structured scene schema. 'I'll write my script' takes scene-by-scene input (title, narration, visual prompt) and skips the LLM — your words ship verbatim.
How does per-scene regeneration work?
The visuals step spawns one sub-job per scene under a parent aggregate. If scene 3 looks wrong, click regenerate on that scene — only that Fal call re-runs, only those credits spend, the final render picks up the new asset.
Where do the final videos live?
Cloudflare R2, served via a public media CDN bucket. Every asset row carries a stable storage key; the dashboard builds the public URL at render time. Download or copy-link straight from the project page.
What models do you use?
Visuals use curated Fal models, including Nano Banana for product-aware reference generation. Voice uses xAI TTS, and scripts use OpenAI GPT-4o mini through the AI SDK. Model IDs are pinned so quality stays consistent across a series.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes. Monthly plans can be cancelled from billing, and one-time credit top-ups remain available when you need extra generation capacity.
Your next
video series
starts here.
Start with free credits, make the first video, then turn the format into a repeatable series when it is worth scaling.