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AI Video Agent Reviews has a refreshed layout. Each tool card shows the site's screenshot in a browser frame labeled with its domain. Model comparisons open as large image cards. Every review starts with a short verdict, then sets "Consider … When" choices side by side and lists Cut AI and the other alternatives in a clear shortlist. All review content, prices and sources are unchanged.

You can now sign in to Cut AI when adding its custom connector in Claude. Connect your account, approve access and use Cut AI tools in your conversations.

GPT Image 2.5 Flare and Sunburst now show updated credit quotes before you create. With Medium quality and no reference images, one image costs 6 credits at 1K, 7 at 2K or 10 at 4K.

Higher quality and added reference images change the quote. Check the total in the generator before starting. Pricing-page image estimates use the same updated rates.

Kling 3.0 and 2.6 Motion Control now use fewer credits at both 720p and 1080p. The cost shown before generation matches the amount charged for the selected resolution and reference-video duration.

Reference-video costs use the file's actual duration, including MP4 recordings with fragmented timing.

WebP character images are automatically prepared as compatible PNGs. Small images are resized without cropping, and original uploads remain in your library. Images that cannot be prepared receive specific guidance before credits are charged.

Generations explicitly rejected after submission finish with guidance and return their reserved credits.

The five model comparisons in AI Video Agent Reviews, such as Seedance 2.5 vs Kling 4.0, now use the same layout as the site reviews: a centered header with the generator, framed reference artwork, side-by-side choices and limits, and the verdict in a highlighted card. The breadcrumb and footer link to the reviews hub now read Reviews. All comparison content, specifications and links are unchanged.

Hover over an idea in Shorts Studio to see a large preview with its media, settings, references and prompt. Explore the details before choosing what to create.

Click an idea card to fill your draft with its media and prompt at once, or choose Recreate in the preview. Use Undo to return to your previous draft, then adjust the references or wording before generating.

Video references select a compatible model for their clip length while keeping the full original clip.

Shorts Studio now gives supported video models separate Motion reference and Reference images areas. Add, replace or remove your media, then type @ to choose a reference directly in the prompt. Quick insert buttons keep your images and videos close at hand.

Expand the prompt when you need more room. Preview an idea, edit its prompt and use it in your creation, or save it to Favorites for later. Applying a reference includes an Undo action so you can return to your previous draft.

Kling 4.0 now shows updated credit quotes before generation. Video-reference quotes account for both the generated duration and the length of your reference videos.

Image ideas now use the newly created artwork as both their preview and their editable reference.

Video-tool reviews and model comparisons now live together at AI Video Agent Reviews. Each review opens with the summary and generator, then moves through features, pricing, models, the side-by-side table, alternatives, limits and FAQ in clearly separated sections. Saved links to earlier comparison pages open the matching review.

Credit packs are easier to scan. Each pack shows its credits, its price, and how its price per credit compares with the smallest pack.

One purchase button below the list checks out the pack you have selected.

The Cookie Chase is now the first featured example on the homepage. Preview the short and open Studio from its card.

Credit packs are choices you select, with one purchase button for the pack you picked. Each pack shows the price of 1,000 credits and about how many short clips that balance covers at the Seedance 2.0 Mini rate of 4 seconds at 480p.

Annual plans show a savings badge, the monthly price next to the annual monthly equivalent, and the amount billed for the year.

The pricing questions now cover whether credits expire, how renewal and cancellation work, and how a refund differs from credits returned after a failed generation.

Subscription cards now use one feature list. Cut AI Studio, AI Motion Graphics, Short Clone, Shorts Studio, Long Video to Shorts, Viral Remix, the AI Ad Generator and the Video Downloader each have their own line.

The list also shows how many AI tools are included, commercial use, watermark-free output, and how many generations can run at once. Pro and Ultra add a daily free-image allowance.

Each subscription card now shows the price of one credit above the plan price. That price follows the monthly or annual option you select, and the Ultra monthly credit level.

Video Models and Image Models sit above the feature list and start closed. Open either one to see the model families included with paid plans.

Restore an opening or another soundtrack section directly from a saved clip, while keeping your video's visuals. Small differences at the end of audio and video are handled automatically, preserving the available recording and your previous versions. No replacement media generation is needed for this edit; ordinary Agent request charges still apply.

Studio now recognizes the saved length of uploaded video references when preparing an edit. Keep existing footage in your project and review the next step without uploading the same source again.

Seedance 1.5 Pro is no longer available for new videos. Videos you already created stay in your library.

Seedance 2.0 now costs 20 credits per second at 720p, or 100 credits for 5 seconds. 1080p is 49.8 credits per second and 4K is 120. Seedance 2.0 Fast is 16 credits per second at 720p (80 credits for 5 seconds) and 7.5 credits per second at 480p.

Veo 3.1 is 290 credits at 720p, 309 at 1080p and 367 at 4K. Veo 3.1 Fast is 40 credits at 720p, 53 at 1080p and 133 at 4K.

Grok Imagine 1.5 video is 22 credits for a 6-second clip at 720p or 480p. A 10-second clip is 37 credits, 15 seconds is 55, 20 seconds is 74 and 30 seconds is 110.

Seedance 2.0 Mini, Seedance 2.5 and the other video models keep their current prices. The quote shown before you create uses these prices.

Find Video Downloader at the front of AI Tools. Open it from the Hot or Video category to save a public video as an MP4.

The Video Downloader now has new visual guides for copying a link, checking the preview and saving an MP4. Explore supported sources and see how a saved video can fit into your next editing project.

The Black Friday banner shows current credit-pack and Pro annual plan prices, with a quick link to credit packs. The navigation menu and account controls are easier to recognize on mobile and desktop.

Model comparisons and video-tool reviews now include the video generator at the top of the page. On a model comparison, switch between the two models and generate. On a review, the generator opens on a model that fits that workflow. After you scroll, Generate now brings the prompt back.

The English model comparisons and video-tool reviews now open with a centered video generator, so you can describe a shot and start right away. Further down, a new section shows what creators have posted on Trustpilot, Reddit and the App Store about the models and tools on the page, with both praise and complaints. Each card shows the post's date, the reviewer's rating where one was given, and a link to the original post. You can pause the scrolling rows at any time.

The homepage loads lighter previews and brings creation controls into view sooner. On your phone, tap a preview to watch with sound, then continue to templates, tools or pricing using the familiar navigation. You can still explore the same models, inspiration and creative workflows.

Dialogue checks now recognize an additional joined spelling of a spoken exclamation as the same scripted phrase. Matching speech can stay with its original take. Missing, repeated and additional words still need review.

The homepage starts displaying its content sooner on phones, reducing the blank-screen wait before the creation controls and previews appear. You can continue using the same language pages and familiar navigation.

You can now tap the crown in the mobile top navigation to view upgrade plans. Language, credits and account controls remain easy to reach on smaller screens.

Extended spellings of “oh” now match the same spoken word during dialogue checks. Matching lines can stay with their original video and voice. Missing, changed and additional words remain subject to review.

The Video Downloader is now simpler to use. Paste a link from TikTok, X, Instagram, Facebook, Bilibili, Vimeo or Reddit. The platform is recognized right away, with a preview of the video you're about to save.

Choose 720p, or 1080p when it's available, then select Download. The MP4 file saves straight to your device.

Any signed-in account can download, with no subscription required. Each successful download costs 5 credits. If a video can't be saved, the credits return to your balance automatically.

Studio now uses the latest inspection of an unchanged image in its current scene when assembling a film. A usable image no longer gets held back by an older check of its framing. Your saved images, footage and complete voice recordings remain available, and any remaining review limitations stay visible with the result.

Studio can trim or hold silent moments around complete spoken takes without forcing every shot to keep its old length. Edit proposals can also select saved photographs, crops and approved designs directly, so references do not need another upload. Your original film and audio remain available while you prepare changes, and the existing cost confirmation still comes before any new media generation.

Studio can trim an individual saved or uploaded video locally, keeping the selected picture and soundtrack interval and retaining the original as a backup. A source-only trim no longer needs a complete-film export. Selecting a new version for one scene also keeps the chosen versions in other scenes intact.

Public pages now explain Cut AI Ads for Shopify and Cut AI in the Webflow Designer. A merchant can generate an ad image or a short product video from a selected product and save it to that product. A designer can generate an image or short video from a prompt and place it on the canvas. Both connections use an existing Cut AI account and its credits, with a ceiling chosen before each request. The pages link to support and the privacy policy.

Moving between the homepage, creative tools and Studio now loads more reliably, including when changing pages before an earlier page has finished loading. You can continue opening your projects and working with your saved creations.

A public page now explains Cut AI Ads for WooCommerce. A merchant can generate an ad image or a short product video from a product they are editing and add it to that product. The connection uses an existing Cut AI account and its credits, with a ceiling chosen before each request. The page links to support and the privacy policy.

Image creation and editing show the models currently available for new requests. GPT Image 1.5 is no longer offered for new generations. Saved images and existing requests remain accessible in My Creations.

Crops from your generated, uploaded or library images can keep their source information and continue into character binding and production. Reuse the visible pixels already in your project while preserving the original image and chosen voices.

Film reviews now include follow-up requests made after an edit continues, so later choices can be reviewed in their proper order. New local exports retain measured source sizes and native-frame crop records for inspection. Existing films, source media and spending choices remain available.

Find video conversion, compression, GIF creation, audio extraction and more in the new Free Tools footer category. The tools open in English and run on your device without sign-up or credits.

Free video tools are now available in English: Video to GIF, GIF to MP4, a video converter with MOV, WebM and MKV to MP4 pages, a video compressor, video to MP3, reverse video, merge videos and an aspect ratio calculator. Each tool runs in your browser, so your files stay on your device. No sign-up, no watermark and no credits are needed.

Explore each tool with clear visual previews and a short guide. Adjust your file, preview the result and download it when it is ready.

GPT Image 1.5 is no longer available for new requests. Saved images and existing requests remain accessible in My Creations.

Explore the English video maker comparisons and AI model directory with shorter summaries, illustrated cards and easier-to-read feature tables. Model comparison links open the selected model, and the audio workflow guide clearly shows its current availability.

Studio can assemble offscreen narration with your saved clips and held images even when the visual cuts and storyboard shots have the same count. Your complete narration keeps its timing, and existing media can be reused without generating replacements just to match shot labels.

New AI tools are available: an AI Watermark Remover for images and videos you own or have permission to edit, Instagram Transcript and Video to Transcript for uploaded videos, Video to Prompt for turning a reference clip into a reusable text-to-video prompt, and the AI Storyboard Generator and AI Script Generator for planning your next video. Prompts, storyboards and scripts open in the video generator with one click. The credit cost appears before you start.

Each new tool now has its own visual guide. Download complete transcripts as TXT, SRT or VTT, and choose or edit a single scene from a storyboard or script before continuing to video generation.

Crop visible characters or panels directly from an existing uploaded image, inspect the results and reuse them while keeping the original. Local cropping creates no replacement artwork and uses no media generation credits. Temporary status-read failures now recheck the original clip batch, helping saved media continue toward the requested result. Existing spending choices and Agent usage rules still apply.

Studio can explain a production estimate using the saved prices for your requested new keyframes and video clips. Fractional scene timings remain intact, and source generation rounding is shown separately. Existing audio reuse and local assembly add no media cost. Agent usage is listed separately, and reviewing an estimate keeps your current spending preferences and planning stopping point.

After reviewing a plan, ask to produce it in the same conversation. Studio can continue with the saved storyboard, source media and character voices. Your spending preferences still apply, and requests to stop at a plan, quote or preview keep that stopping point.

If a creation is interrupted before the Agent starts, Continue keeps the original request available. Repeated attempts before that first start no longer use up its normal retry allowance. Your project, references and existing cost choices stay with the request. Later paid work still follows your selected approval settings.

When a selected video model explicitly cannot accept a new request, the response now shows that availability problem instead of leaving it in an indefinite processing state. Existing videos and accepted requests keep their original progress.

Check source frame dimensions, export size and the media credit quote before generating a standard video test. Apply a later quality choice from the project conversation while keeping approved voices, references and finished versions. Paid generation uses your existing cost confirmation. Technical support guidance can appear in the same project without starting another creation.

YouTube reference imports now try an additional recovery path when a public link is blocked or video formats are unavailable. If the video still cannot be imported, Studio explains the problem and lets you continue with an uploaded original. Short recreation and Long Video to Shorts keep their existing duration limits.

Open creation pages and compare subscription plans or credit packs with improved browser compatibility. Available options keep a consistent order as you switch billing choices.

Home and Shorts Studio now show a clear availability message when a model is temporarily unavailable. Prompts to purchase credits or access follow your account's actual requirements. Returned credits are reflected in your balance, so you can review the result and choose another model.

Find the right plan for Studio videos, Motion Graphics, Short Clone and AI images. Paid-plan features now make MCP access, commercial use and watermark-free output easier to compare.

Switch between subscriptions and one-time credit packs, then choose monthly or annual billing for your subscription. Credit packs show compact savings badges and a purchase button beside each option. On mobile, subscriptions start with the lowest price, while larger credit packs appear first.

Ask for SRT or text subtitles from your captioned video to download its saved corrections and measured timings. Your video, earlier versions and soundtrack remain available.

Pro now uses a deep navy card with blue highlights, while Ultra uses a plum card with pink highlights. Matching buttons, feature accents and comparison colors make it easier to identify each plan on desktop and mobile.

Lite uses charcoal, Basic uses deep navy, Pro brings back its bright green highlights, and Ultra stands out in vivid magenta. Matching buttons and feature accents help you compare plans on desktop and mobile.

Video requests stay visible while processing takes longer than expected or a connection is briefly unavailable. Returning to the page reconnects to the same request so its completed result can appear without creating another video.

Choose a final export size while keeping your existing footage and soundtrack. A larger canvas can upscale smaller source clips, with the project’s generation setting retained for future clips.

Download SRT and text files with the corrected wording and measured timings used by the captioned video. Previous video versions and the clean caption base remain available as you revise.

Explore four concert videos, from soul and indie performances to a singing cat and an animal choir. Each clip has its own playback controls.

The homepage preview now opens the desk-concert creator, where you can choose a style, add photos and write a short chorus.

Explore Desk Concerts

Create a new desk-concert performance from your own photos. Choose from seven concert styles, add photos to the labeled roles and select portrait or widescreen output. Each performance runs for 15 seconds with new music.

Add a short chorus in the optional lyrics field, or leave it empty for a wordless hook. Check the credit quote before you generate, then preview and download the finished video. Generated wording, timing and likeness can vary.

Create a Desk Concert

The pricing page now presents payment brands as a compact row of colored logos, with a small secure-checkout heading and no surrounding card. The layout wraps neatly on mobile so you can recognize the available payment options at a glance.

The Pricing navigation link also highlights the highest available discount, making current offers easier to find.

Studio follows the stage you ask for, whether you need a plan, a test clip, captions or a finished revision. Updates focus on what is ready and what needs your input, with fewer repeated questions.

Keep using your saved images, complete narration and existing video versions as you revise. Caption requests on clipped videos now stay in the caption workflow, so you can update subtitles while preserving the original scenes and audio.

The Studio story gallery now includes The Cookie Chase, a short adventure featuring a hamster and a dachshund.

Open the example to watch the complete video with sound, alongside the existing stories.

Watch Studio Examples

The Tiny Desk AI Trend template brings your photo into a playful band-performance video. Preview the example, upload a clear photo and check the credit quote before you generate with Kling 4.

The template page includes photo tips, a step-by-step guide and answers to common questions. Watch the finished result and download the clip when it is ready.

Try Tiny Desk AI Trend

Video requests that are clearly refused before generation now finish with a failure status instead of remaining pending. Reserved credits follow the existing return process, so you can review your result and balance before trying again.

Choose a one-time credit pack for images, video clips and Studio. Packs are available at $39 for 2,000 credits, $49 for 3,200, $149 for 12,000, $249 for 22,000, $349 for 36,000 and $399 for 42,000. Credits are valid for 365 days and do not require a subscription. Previously purchased credits retain their original terms.

AI Lip Sync now shows the credit estimate for the image or video mode you select. When you choose text to speech, the estimate includes both speech creation and lip sync, so you can review the full credit requirement before generating. Uploaded audio keeps its matching image or video estimate.

Image and video creation pages now keep the focus outline inside the prompt box, with smaller reference upload areas on phones and more room to edit video prompts. The close button in asset details stays clear over light images.

When credits run low, a wider plan picker helps you choose your next budget. Ultra monthly now has a 1×–5× slider, from $99 for 9,000 credits to $495 for 45,000 credits per month, with the same price per credit at every step.

The homepage keeps one settings control and shows task submission progress and confirmation. MiniMax H3 uses one credit-based generation option for a simpler start.

Pricing now sits directly below Home, and AI Motion Graphics joins the Studio group. Shorts Studio and AI Effects have distinct icons, with clearer icons across creation tools.

Daily check-ins now earn 5 credits every day, for a total of 35 across seven check-ins. The reward calendar shows the amount for each day.

Studio now groups the model, output settings and confirmation controls on the right. The model menu matches other creation settings, and your credit balance stays in the header.

The plan picker now groups supported video and image models with their icons, alongside compact Studio capabilities and the selected plan’s benefits. Short, centered headings make it easier to compare your options on a phone, where higher-priced plans and credit packs appear first.

Clear, high-contrast notices explain what is missing when you click Generate, such as a description, reference media or lyrics. Uploading and failed files receive clear guidance so you can finish preparing your request.

Guided ads remind you to create and review a script before generating a video.

Motion Control in 1080p is available with any paid plan or purchased credit pack. Its editor also has fewer controls to navigate.

The pricing page now makes plan buttons easier to find and shows available payment options beneath the plans.

You can also discover Ozil Goal AI from the homepage. Upload a portrait to create your own football-inspired video; the template page is available in English.

The $59 Pro monthly plan now includes 5,000 credits per billing month, up from 4,500. Current Pro monthly subscribers receive the higher amount at their next renewal.

The conversation model, video settings and generation confirmation controls now use matching text and icon contrast in Studio. The controls remain grouped on the right side of the composer.

The MCP page now shows a dedicated address for connecting Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other assistants. Copy it, sign in with your Cut AI account, and connections you already approved keep working.

When you create an image or video from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code, you can now choose the same models as on Cut AI, including Seedance 2.5, Wan 3 and Kling 4. Check which models are available right now, then review the price before you create.

The download action in My Creations stays visible while you scroll through a long title or prompt. Videos download directly from the existing preview, with the same library layout and controls. Download is highlighted, and the action buttons now share consistent sizes.

The MCP page now shows sharper Claude connection steps, including Allow once and the result. Open a picture to view it full size.

The MCP page now shows each Claude connection step and a short demo of the same flow. ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code steps stay on the page.

The MCP page now lists the steps for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code, and shows where to copy the connection address. Connections you already approved keep working.

The MCP page now opens with a shorter introduction. A note explains that cutai.ai and cutai.ai are separate websites, so accounts and credits stay on the site where you bought them.

The MCP FAQ now explains which website to use for the credits you already bought. Credits on cutai.ai and cutai.ai stay on the site where you bought them.

The mobile ad editor brings product photos, your brief and the Generate button closer together. Choose a model or scene from the bottom row, and adjust output settings through one icon. Menus close after you select an option.

Video creation now offers clearer choices: generate directly or review a script first. Image and video drafts stay separate, multiline descriptions keep their line breaks, and media pickers open without bringing up your phone keyboard.

Seedance 2.5 reference requests can now flag incompatible image formats, large uploads and extreme image proportions before generation begins. Choose a compatible reference while keeping your original upload unchanged.

Saved instructions follow the next revision of your Studio video. Continue working on the requested scenes while keeping the original video, existing clips and audio available for comparison.

My Creations now gives images and uploaded video references more room, with a larger scrolling grid, shorter labels and one Add button. Opening or closing the picker keeps your phone keyboard out of the way until you choose to type.

Studio's upload menu is simpler, and video settings close automatically after you select an option.

Studio now keeps video shape and resolution together in one settings menu. Model selection and generation confirmation use matching controls, and a circular arrow starts or sends your message.

On phones, the project message box opens with multiple lines and expands as you type. Use Return for a new paragraph and tap the arrow when you are ready to send.

All directory badges now appear together in the scrolling row above the homepage footer. AI Directories, AIBoom.Tools, Launch and AiTop10 Tools join the existing links, keeping the footer more compact.

Common workspace actions now share a compact dark style. Media selection, project history, settings and preview controls use consistent button surfaces and corners, making it easier to recognize the same action as you move between workspaces.

The updated controls keep mobile layouts clear and leave more room for your media. Choosing references, adjusting output settings and downloading results continue to work as before.

Your video workspace now keeps one player visible at a time. Watch with the large play button, open fullscreen, add frame-specific feedback and download from the same preview. If you close the workspace preview, the finished-video card provides playback instead.

Playback controls, editing actions, progress cards and project dialogs now share the same compact dark workspace style. Marking keeps its existing steps: save a mark, add it to your message, then send it to review the requested changes and cost.

You can export music videos using uploaded songs that include album artwork. Existing projects keep their completed shots, original soundtrack and saved lyric timings, so you can continue in the same project without re-uploading your song or regenerating your video.

When a production step pauses, the message refers to a pending project choice only when there is an actual choice waiting for your response.

Shorts Studio has a cleaner editor with separate model and output settings. Add your reference images or videos and the editor selects a supported creation mode for you. Adjust the length with a simple slider; new sessions start with Cut AI C1, and free accounts start at four seconds.

Music has its own tab. Explore includes original images and videos, search and categories, so you can choose an idea, fill your draft and make it your own.

On phones, the editor stays directly above the bottom navigation. Compact settings and a Generate button that includes the credit amount keep your creation controls together.

Cut AI Studio now has a History tab between Templates and Project Assets. Browse your recent tasks as cards, see their status, and open a project to continue creating.

If you have not created a task yet, the tab explains where your projects will appear and lets you browse templates. You can also open the full task history from the card view.

Mobile headers now use consistent controls, with clearer access to your navigation, project details and account.

Inside a Studio project, your video preview and conversation history scroll together while the message box stays within reach. The bottom navigation is hidden in project details, leaving more space to review your work.

Compact model and resolution labels keep the message controls clear on small screens. Your current credit-confirmation setting is visible beside Send, where you can switch between Always ask and Never ask during a project.

The Upgrade button now displays a crown icon, making membership options easier to recognize while you create.

In Settings → Security, you can now open an email request to support for account closure. Send it from the email address you use to sign in. Our team will verify the request and help with the next steps.

C1 text-to-video creation is more reliable at Standard 768p in portrait and landscape. Keep using the quality, orientation and duration controls to choose your video settings. Your selected quality and displayed credit price stay consistent.

Cut AI now sends an email when purchased credits reach your account, when your subscription renews, and after a cancellation is confirmed. Each message includes the relevant account details and a way to reach support.

Messages use your account language, with English, Chinese, German, Japanese and Arabic supported.

Your generated images, videos and audio now appear above the Shorts Studio editor, so you can review results before continuing your work. Once a session has a creation, the introductory artwork is hidden so your work takes priority.

The prompt field is larger, and the mode, model and settings controls sit at the bottom of the editor. This gives you more room to describe your ideas and removes the unused space below the controls on desktop and mobile.

The Studio navigation and homepage entry now use the name AI Director.

Cut AI's product guide now introduces Studio workflows by what you want to make. Use AI Director for complete stories, anime and children's animation; AI Ads for product image and video creatives; Shorts Studio for original shorts and editable captions; Viral Remix for creative variations; and Short Clone for recreating a reference short with your own direction.

To repurpose a longer recording, Long Video to Shorts finds highlights from a YouTube link or uploaded video, with framing and caption options. Review the clips and download MP4 videos and SRT subtitles. The guide explains the steps, inputs and available limits to help you choose a workflow for your project.

Cut AI C1 now offers 1080p and 1440p for text, image and reference video creation, with clips up to 15 seconds and support for up to nine reference images and three audio references. Strict first-and-last-frame generation continues to offer 480p and 768p.

Choose the quality that suits your project: 480p and 768p cost 2 credits per second, 1080p costs 3, and 1440p costs 4. Your quote is shown before generation.

In Studio, new C1 speaking-character clips can keep their generated voices and scene sounds together with the picture. Reference audio helps guide the character’s voice, while narration, music and song tracks remain separate for editing.

Studio now has a resolution menu beside the editor controls. It defaults to Standard 768p, with Clear 480p, HD 1080p and Ultra HD 2K also available. Your selection is saved for subsequent generation and export; existing clips keep their original quality.

The footer now highlights ten frequently used AI tools and eight video templates. Select a category heading to browse its complete directory.

Product and model links use a more balanced layout, with company and legal information together at the bottom. The layout adapts to desktop and phone screens in all five languages.

The footer now lists Product, Models, AI Tools and Viral Templates first. Company and Legal links follow these creative categories.

The footer now includes Models, AI Tools and Viral Templates, with links to the available model guides, creative tools and video effects.

Product links include all six Studio workspaces: AI Story, AI Ads, Shorts Studio, Viral Remix, Long Video to Shorts and Short Clone. Browse the expanded directory in English, Chinese, German, Japanese or Arabic, with columns that adapt to your screen.

Explore AI Tools · Browse Viral Templates

Create cinematic videos from text or image, video and audio references. Choose 4–30 seconds, 720p or 1080p, and preview the credit quote in Cut AI.

Guide the scene with up to 10 images, 5 video clips and 3 audio clips, within 15 total references. Explain each reference’s role in your prompt.

During the launch offer, 720p costs 15 credits per output second and 1080p costs 20. A 5-second clip costs 75 credits at 720p or 100 at 1080p.

Create with Kling 4.0

Kling 4.0 now has lower limited-time credit rates: 15 credits per output second at 720p and 20 at 1080p.

A 5-second video costs 75 credits at 720p or 100 at 1080p. A 10-second video costs 150 or 200 credits. The same rates apply to text and reference generation, with no additional credits for reference-video duration.

Choose your resolution and duration to see the quote before creating. Previously submitted tasks retain their original quote.

Create with Kling 4.0

Reference image uploads work again in Shorts Studio, including its image and video creation modes. Add your image, wait for its preview to finish uploading, then continue creating.

Video and audio reference uploads are also restored in modes that support them. If an earlier upload failed, select the file again to retry.

Seedance video-reference quotes now include the uploaded reference-video length and the generated-video length. The editor shows both durations and their combined length before you generate.

Editing estimates follow the source timeline. The final credit quote includes any applicable minimum charge and is checked again before a new request starts. Existing creations and previously submitted requests keep their saved charges.

Turn one photo into a new creative scene. Three templates are now available in English:

• GTA Style Character Video
• Halloween Costume Transformation
• Ozil Goal AI Video

Each template includes a generated sample video and distinct visual references. Upload your photo, preview the result and download your finished clip.

Directory links are grouped in a smaller section at the bottom of the homepage. Tool and template pages keep their focus on your creative work.

Turn one recording into several focused clips with Long Video to Shorts.

Start with a YouTube video up to 60 minutes or upload a video file up to 200 MB. Choose up to eight highlights and a clip length of up to 90 seconds. The editor compares moments across the video and keeps the original footage and soundtrack.

Choose a vertical layout with the full frame and a blurred background, a fixed center crop, or the original aspect ratio. Add word-highlight captions, then download the MP4 clips, versions without added captions and SRT subtitle files.

Your source, analysis and ready clips stay with the project. Ask for caption or framing changes without uploading or transcribing the same video again.

Explore the clipping workflow before you start: preview caption styles and vertical layouts, see how to refine an edit, and choose the download formats that fit your next post.

When you return to the video editor after payment, your description, model, duration, resolution, aspect ratio, sound setting and uploaded references are restored. Review your settings and choose when to generate.

Veo videos requested at 1080p or 4K remain in progress until the selected resolution is ready. If generation fails, the credits used for that attempt are returned.

Flashlight AI Photo now keeps the face, flashlight and miniature character together in its preview. Lob Haircut Filter shows the full hairstyle and face, while Product Background Changer shows the complete bottle against a softly blurred background.

These previews are easier to understand on phones and larger screens, helping you choose a tool before opening it.

Creative tools, guides, pricing and support pages now have clearer names that identify Cut AI. Studio pages use Cut AI Studio.

Short video recreation explains how to add a reference, describe your changes and review the result in Studio. The pricing page makes plan comparisons easier to understand, and the guide library makes its AI video focus clearer.

Product background tools and photo-to-video effects also describe their purpose and photo inputs more clearly, helping you choose the right starting point.

Tool and template guides now use more specific headings and clearer input instructions. Image previews also include more useful descriptions for people using assistive technology.

Company, contact and policy links are also easier to reach from public tool pages.

The audio tools directory now explains how to choose a starting point for music, voice and audio editing, including the inputs each task needs.

When an image or video request is rejected by content review, the failure message now tells you to adjust the prompt or reference media before trying again.

Returned credits remain available, and revisiting an older failed request shows the same guidance.

The homepage Tesla Roadster preview now focuses on the effect, its sample video and the direct creator link.

Create a new take on the Tesla Roadster trend with Tesla Roadster and Flying Car AI. Start with one car photo and choose a Roadster transformation, ramp kickflip or thruster landing. The creator now offers nine scenes, with 10- or 15-second videos for 200 credits.

The homepage preview opens the creator directly. Three selected reference clips show the ramp and flight ideas alongside the generated examples.

Create a ten-second car video from one photo with the new Flying Car Video Generator. Choose a flight over traffic, an open-ground takeoff, tunnel-wall driving, a Roadster hover, a playful police-stop scene or a Me Next Monday commute.

Preview each scene, choose vertical or landscape and generate for 200 credits. Download a successful result and add your own caption in your edit.

Watch one template preview at a time, swipe vertically to browse, filter by category, and open your chosen template with Use Template. Sound and sharing controls stay within reach.

Studio navigation on mobile now offers AI Story, AI Ads, Shorts Studio, Short Clone and My Creations. The center creation button on the homepage opens Shorts Studio directly, and My Creations keeps the familiar homepage navigation. Loading feedback helps you follow each switch between tools.

The Tesla Roadster example now appears first in the homepage featured videos, ahead of Hotel Lobby AI. Watch the sample and open the template to create a Roadster-style transformation from your own car photo.

The default Tesla Roadster ramp effect now uses your uploaded car's body and paint as its appearance reference. Create a ramp launch with sustained downward gas from beneath the chassis and a spreading white landing cloud. Choose a 10- or 15-second video in landscape or portrait. Results may vary with the photo and generation.

The homepage Tesla Roadster card and popup now show a Jeep climbing the ramp, flying on downward gas jets and landing in a spreading cloud of white vapor. Find the example before Hotel Lobby AI, then open the creator to try the effect with your own car photo. Generated results may vary.

The homepage video creator now starts with Veo 3.1 Lite at 720P, quoted at 15 credits per generation. You can still switch models and resolutions before creating. Lite costs 35 credits at 1080P and 75 credits at 4K.

The English homepage heading is now “Cut AI Video Generator & Creative Studio,” making video generation and the creative studio easier to identify when you arrive.

Photo and video effect pages now include more visual examples to help you understand each look and compare the source photo with the result.

• AI Moonwalk Dance Generator: New stage and city style illustrations accompany the original dance sample.
• AI Zombie Love Story Generator: More fictional character pairs show the encounter, embrace and warmer memory.
• Deep Sea AI Video Effect: Additional underwater clips feature different people and outfits.
• Flashlight AI Photo: Compare miniature scenes on a palm, on a desk and at night.
• AI Product Background Changer: See shoes, a teapot and a skincare bottle in studio, cafe and botanical settings.
• Lob Haircut Filter: Compare three long bob shapes on the same portrait, plus more before-and-after examples.

Cut AI 2.0 is live, with a more beautiful UI and broader capabilities. May your creations go viral. Happy creating!

Studio, Shorts Studio, Motion Graphics and Short Clone now share a more consistent creative workspace. Example galleries and previews adapt to the available space, and language menus keep the same appearance across pages.

Video editing also gives clearer guidance about the supported source range and displays useful explanations when an edit cannot finish.

The homepage now brings Seedance 2.5 video length and reference-material limits together beside the model choices. A short quotation, publication date and link to ByteDance Seed's official announcement make the details easier to verify.

Model options, creative entry points and the four-step video guide are easier to browse with assistive technology. These improvements are available in English, Chinese, German, Japanese and Arabic.

Create a moonwalk, a zombie reunion or a quiet underwater clip. Explore a flashlight portrait with a miniature anime counterpart, compare long bob haircuts or try a new background for a product photo.

• AI Moonwalk Dance Generator: Turn one full-body photo into a short moonwalk dance. A steady side view keeps the sliding steps and your recognizable outfit in focus.
• AI Zombie Love Story Generator: Bring two portraits into a tender fictional reunion: a human survivor recognizes their zombie partner, embraces them and remembers a warmer moment together.
• Deep Sea AI Video Effect: Turn one portrait into a dreamlike underwater scene. Drift through dark blue water with gently moving clothing, soft light and one calm camera move.
• Flashlight AI Photo: Meet a tiny anime version of yourself in a flashlight scene. Keep the main portrait photographic while the miniature echoes your hair and outfit.
• AI Product Background Changer: Explore a new setting for a real product photo. Choose a studio, cafe or botanical scene, then compare the product shape, packaging and label with the original.
• Lob Haircut Filter: Try a collarbone-length long bob on your own portrait. Compare a blunt cut, soft waves and curtain bangs while keeping the original hair color as a reference.

Photo video templates cost a fixed 200 credits per generation. Bring your photos into dance scenes, rap duets, cinematic camera moves and animations with preset direction and original sound.

Choose the supported duration and aspect ratio for your template, check the quote before generating, and find your finished MP4 in My Creations.

Cut AI link previews now show the current homepage, with its video, image, audio and Studio creation entry points. The refreshed preview makes it easier to recognize the creative workspace before opening a shared link.

The homepage video creator now starts with Veo 3.1 at 720P. You can switch models and resolutions before generating.

Veo credit quotes now reflect the selected resolution:

Prices are credits per generation. Check the quote before creating; existing tasks keep their saved prices.

Cut AI 2.0 is live, with a more beautiful UI and broader capabilities. May your creations go viral. Happy creating!

You can now ask Studio for a new quote for a scene you cancelled earlier in the same project, even after continuing other work. Your completed scenes and saved audio remain available.

Ask to reconsider the cancelled scene in the project conversation. Review and confirm the new cost before generation begins.

New paid H3 videos cost 4 credits per second at 768P or 8 credits per second at 2K. New Studio video operations use the same 768P rate. Available resolutions depend on your selected video workflow.

Reference video input is charged by its duration at the selected resolution's rate. The first five reference images are included; each additional image costs 2 credits. Reference audio has no additional media fee.

Check the credit quote before creating. Existing tasks retain their saved prices, and daily free videos keep their separate allowance.

The image workspace now brings reference images and your description into one editor. Switch between image and text modes while keeping your draft, reuse saved images and prompts, insert reference mentions, or start from an example. Image settings stay close to the Generate button.

Image and video settings use grouped choices with a clear selected state. Duration choices follow the selected video model; edits show the source length or automatic length when appropriate. Seedance 2.5 duration choices are fully visible, with options up to 30 seconds, and Seedance model choices now start at version 1.5.

The top banner has been removed from public pages and workspaces, leaving more space for your content on phones. Opening Shorts Studio from the homepage now loads the workspace directly while keeping your language, so you can start creating without refreshing the page yourself.

The homepage now includes a Realistic AI link alongside the other website links. Select it to open Realistic AI in a new tab.

Shorts Studio now lets you scroll the workspace in shorter windows to reach duration settings and the Generate button. Your chosen model and duration remain selected when you return from caption editing.

Return to an unfinished Studio project and continue from its saved plan and media. Your credit balance and chosen approval settings still apply.

If a video request has not been confirmed yet, it will no longer be marked as failed solely because time has passed. The original task remains in your creation history so you can keep tracking it.

The video editor now keeps image, reference and text modes in easy-to-reach tabs. Upload or drag in your references, choose saved images and videos from History, and keep your draft when switching modes.

Prompt templates, reference mentions and a clear button sit beside your description. Duration, resolution and aspect ratio are grouped in one settings panel. Upload progress and retry controls help you finish your inputs before generating.

Forgot your password? Request a reset link from the sign-in page or Security settings, choose a new password, and sign in again.

Shorts Studio brings short-video creation and captions into one workspace. Start from a small story, a visual explainer, a product moment, a quick how-to or a cinematic scene. New video projects start in portrait, and your existing creation tools remain close at hand.

Add captions to a finished video or upload your own. Preview fonts, colors, word highlighting and placement, then export the captioned video. You can correct recognized words and adjust the style while keeping your original video available.

Open Edit captions directly on a finished video. The editor focuses on the video preview and controls, with fewer explanatory notes.

The preview keeps your chosen settings visible while captions are being prepared. If processing fails, retry from the saved project. Existing Generate links open Shorts Studio, and saved caption projects can be reopened from your recent work.

Captions are generated directly in the workspace. Recognized words and their timing stay available for text corrections and new styles without repeating speech recognition.

Model and duration selections update immediately and stay selected when you return from caption editing.

The workspace toolbar keeps the caption entry visible when the inspiration panel is collapsed.

The generation button stays clear of floating feedback controls; feedback remains available in the page header.

The homepage Short Studio entry now opens the short-video workspace directly, keeping your selected language.

For character references, use a separate image showing only the intended character. Crop group photos, including pictures of a person with a pet, into individual images before uploading.

Studio now shows this guidance when you upload or choose reference images. If an image is already assigned to another character, your project is saved and you receive clear steps to provide a separate reference before continuing.

Group photos can still be used as scene or composition references.

Studio saves completed plans, explanations and preview reviews, then waits for your next instruction. Existing scene images can be reused when moving on to video production.

When cost confirmation is enabled, each proposed media operation shows its actual price before you approve generation. Pending confirmations appear as paused steps, and declined operations keep your progress saved. Total costs depend on the work performed; your existing spending settings still apply.

When repeated attempts pause, Studio now asks you to add new instructions or corrected reference images and send a message. Your project stays saved, so you can continue in the same workspace.

For a cast with several characters, upload a separate reference image for each character. Keep group images as scene or composition references.

The update notification in the page header now appears reliably when you open a workspace or return to an existing session. Unread updates remain visible once the page is ready, and you can keep editing your saved creations.

If your selected subscription is already active, checkout now shows a message explaining how to manage it in Settings → Billing. You can still choose a different plan or buy a credit pack for more credits. This helps avoid opening a second subscription while your current one is still valid.

MiniMax H3 and FLUX icons are easier to see across creation tools and model menus. Product updates describe available features and improvements to your experience.

Use Continue in your Studio or Motion Designer workspace to resume a paused project. Your saved media and confirmed choices remain available.

If the project is waiting for a required selection or cost confirmation, answer it in the conversation before continuing.

Email verification now stays available in browsers with stricter privacy settings. You can open the waiting page and resend your verification email when the timer allows it. The wait between resends continues to work while the page is open, helping you finish signing in without changing your browser settings.

Create videos, images, voices, music and sound effects in Generate. Switch between creation tools from the sidebar, explore illustrated ideas, and see results above your prompt.

MiniMax H3 video creation is more reliable. Existing credit prices stay the same; credits from failed generations are returned.

The privacy policy now explains selected media, account security records and credit receipts in one place. It also clarifies what happens to creative data when you request account deletion. Read the Privacy Policy for the details.

Choosing a pause option now pauses your project while keeping your saved videos, audio, images and character choices available. Your project waits for your next instruction before continuing.

When you are ready, use Continue in the same project to resume your saved request. Existing choices and cost confirmations still apply.

You can now press Play while a saved Studio video is still loading. Playback and downloads work more reliably on slower connections, and you can press Play again if the preview fails to load. Video marking becomes available when the picture is ready, so feedback stays tied to the right frame.

YouTube reference imports are more reliable. If a reference cannot be loaded, Studio pauses automatic processing and asks you to upload a video in the same conversation, keeping your saved request and progress.

Short recreation supports reference videos from 1 to 180 seconds. Longer videos receive a clear message asking for a clip within this limit. Waiting for your upload no longer triggers repeated automatic attempts that consume credits.

You can now introduce a new character when continuing a story in the same project. Existing characters, their voices, reference images and saved video versions stay available. Add the new character to your instructions and continue from your saved work.

Previously interrupted requests to add a new character can also continue from the saved story, with existing choices and materials preserved.

Pro can now work on up to three Studio projects at once, and Ultra on up to six. Starting a new project and continuing a saved project use the same plan allowance. Projects waiting for your answer leave room for other work, while your saved progress stays in place.

Start another Studio video while a project is waiting for your selection or price confirmation. Its saved clips and progress stay available. To continue, return to the original project and submit the required choice.

The email verification page now continues checking for your sign-in after a brief connection interruption. Once verification succeeds, it can return you to the page you selected. Your resend timer and existing sign-in choices stay the same.

Choose Arabic from the language menu to create and manage projects with an Arabic interface.

Choose from the payment options shown at checkout when purchasing credits or a subscription.

The header has cleaner, more consistent icons for updates, theme, language and daily check-in. Your usual actions stay easy to find.

The email verification page shows your target address more reliably. You can resend the message or return to sign-in from the same page.

Choose Agent, Video or Short Clone from the homepage. For Short Clone, add a short-video link and describe the changes you want.

The desktop homepage presents the creation tools, descriptions and controls in a clearer layout. Explore the tools and start your next project.

Switch between creation tools with clearer tabs and easily find Start creating or Start cloning. Enter your idea to begin.

If a reference video or audio clip is too long, the message explains the limit and asks you to choose a shorter excerpt. You can also see this guidance in saved results.

Create 4–15 second clips with MiniMax H3 from text, images or reference media. Choose 768P or 2K and check the displayed credit price before creating.

When a reference image cannot be used, the message explains the image requirements and helps you choose a suitable replacement.

The homepage and Studio sign-in now work more smoothly with stricter browser privacy settings. Existing projects stay available in your account.

Add Subscribe, Like and Share icons to a Studio video or selected excerpt. Preview the changes and choose whether to save a new version.

Starting later project work does not prevent credit returns for an earlier unusable edit with incorrect length. Your original video and later changes remain available.

If a generated edit cannot be used because its length is incorrect, the video generation credits are returned. Your original video remains available.

When video creation finishes without a usable video, Studio shows the failure clearly and returns the video generation credits. Other project materials remain available.

Choose a section of your video and describe the visual changes you want. Check the displayed price and preview the result while keeping the original video and soundtrack.

Find the Twelve Tools link alongside the other directory links at the bottom of the homepage.

Choose a style, describe your idea, and refine your animated video through chat. Preview and download the finished video.

Cut AI is now available in German and Japanese. Choose your language to create, edit and manage projects with clearer guidance.

Compare plans with clearer benefits and complete video examples. Choose the plan that fits your projects; prices and included credits stay the same.

Studio explains when a requested edit is unavailable and helps you choose a supported change. Review the price and preview before saving a new version.

Continue editing with the scene choices and instructions you already saved. Studio uses your latest changes while keeping the original video available.

When clips take longer to finish, Studio keeps your progress and continues the project once they are ready. Your cancelled projects remain cancelled.

An interruption no longer means starting over. Your completed clips and audio remain in the project so you can continue from saved progress.

Add and edit captions on finished Studio videos. Choose colors, fonts and placement, preview your changes, and save a new version while keeping the original.

Watch finished videos sooner, continue from saved progress, and draft your next changes while a project is being created.