Viral Shorts
Turn Viral Videos Into Your Own AI Shorts
Part of a bigger workflow? Add it as a Viral Shorts node in Viral Flow
What it does
Start from what works
Pick a short that already took off. Its setting, look, delivery and camera setups shape yours.
Your character on camera
Upload an image or pick from your characters, and they speak in every take.
A script from a topic
Type your own lines, or give a topic and get a script that follows the reference.
Cut and captioned
Takes are generated in one voice, trimmed to the speech and captioned, up to about two minutes.
How it works
Pick a reference video
Pick a viral short, paste a link or upload your own. We study how it is filmed; none of its footage is used in your short.
Add your character and script
Upload an image of the character, then type a script or generate one from a topic.
Get your short
Each line is generated as its own take in one voice, then cut together and captioned.
FAQ
What is Viral Shorts?
It makes a new short with one character talking to camera. A reference video sets the filming style, an image sets who is on screen, and your script sets what they say.
Is the reference video used in my short?
No. It is only studied for its location, look, delivery and camera setups. Use a video you have the right to reference.
Can it write the script for me?
Yes. Type a topic and it writes lines that follow the structure of the reference. Each script costs 15 credits, and you can edit it before you make the short.
How long can a short be?
Up to about two minutes. The length comes from your script, and the page shows the runtime and number of takes as you type.
How many credits does a short cost?
You pay by the seconds of takes generated, at 153 credits a second at 720p or 345 at 1080p, plus a small amount for the analysis, voice and final cut. The exact price is on the button. A short that fails is refunded.
Can I use it inside a workflow?
Yes. Viral Shorts is also a node in Viral Flow: connect a reference video, a character image and a script, and pass the finished short on to the next step.