The video your idea deserved
You already know what it should say. YourWise writes it, storyboards it, voices it, captions it and renders it — and hands the whole thing back for you to correct.
What comes back
- A brief saying who it is for and what it has to do
- A script written to the length you asked for
- A storyboard with one entry per scene
- Pictures made for each scene, in your aspect ratio
- A voiceover in whichever of the six languages you picked
- Caption cues measured against that voiceover
- A finished MP4 behind a private download link
- And all of it still open to correction
The three things everyone asks first
01What do I actually have to write?
One sentence. “A 30-second explainer about our new opening hours, warm and unfussy” is plenty. What comes back is a brief you correct, not a form you have to fill in first.
02Can I change it once it comes back?
All of it, one piece at a time. Rewrite a line and only that scene is rebuilt. Move scenes up or down. Retime a caption cue. Nothing is rendered until you decide it is right.
03What is this going to cost me?
Credits, and only for work that succeeds. Ten to write it, two for every scene, five to put it together — about 25 for a five-scene video. Work that fails refunds itself, and credits you top up with do not expire.
Same thirty seconds, two routes
The usual way
- 1.Write a brief, send it, wait
- 2.Book a shoot day or buy stock
- 3.Wait your turn with an editor
- 4.Review round one, then round two
- 5.Ask for a vertical cut as an extra
- 6.Pay per version, per language
Here
- 1.Write the sentence
- 2.Read the brief and script it produced
- 3.Change the scenes you disagree with
- 4.Render, watch, adjust, render again
- 5.Take every aspect ratio from the same project
- 6.Pay in credits, only for what succeeds
“It gave me the version of the idea I had in my head and never had time to make. I changed two lines and used it exactly as it came back.”
Grace A. · Practice manager, dental clinic
What it costs, in plain terms
Said plainly: ten to write it, two for every scene, five to put it together. That is about 25 for a five-scene video. Use the credits you were given first and decide about a plan afterwards.
A monthly plan is one way of buying credits in quantity. Below a certain amount of video it is not worth having, and we would rather tell you that here. The full breakdown
And what it will not do
Worth knowing before you sign up rather than after.
- It does not film anything. Scene visuals are generated, so a video about your specific storefront needs your own footage in the edit elsewhere.
- It is not instant, and we would rather say so. Writing is the quick part; generating the scenes and rendering them take as long as they take, and that depends on how much video you asked for.
- It will not invent facts about your business. What it knows is what your brief tells it.
- It is not a full NLE. You get scenes, narration, timing and captions — not keyframes and colour grading.
Write the sentence. See what it deserved.
New accounts get fifty credits. That is a whole video, so finding out whether you like the result costs you nothing and commits you to nothing.
Try it on your idea