Video Wizard

The Video Wizard turns a brand and a brief into a finished vertical MP4 with voice-over, music and subtitles. It works in three steps and keeps everything in a project you can reopen.

Step 1 — Brand and brief

• Brand preset: your brand name (Arabic and English), domain, what you do, tagline, colours, font (Cairo, Tajawal or IBM Plex Sans Arabic), logo, price hook, proof points and rules the AI must follow. Save up to 30 presets — one per brand or client.
• Import from a link: paste a product or service page and Creaton reads it to propose a preset and a brief. Nothing is saved until you confirm.
• Brief: the service, the real details and benefits, the voices and the call to action, in English, Modern Standard Arabic, Egyptian or Gulf Arabic.
• Video ideas: six creative directions built only from your facts. If the AI invents a number, the idea is dropped and replaced by a guided angle.

Copy the generated brief into your AI tool of choice to produce the animated scenes as an HTML file.

Step 2 — Scenes and voice

• Load the scenes HTML. It plays in a sandboxed preview that cannot reach the network.
• Generate the voice-over from a timed script (or upload a WAV, MP3, M4A, OGG, WebM or FLAC file).
• The per-line table shows each line’s start, natural length, slot, speed and result. Adjust fitting, maximum speed and overflow, then play scenes and voice together.
• You must play the joint preview once before rendering — it is the cheapest place to catch a mistake.

Step 3 — Render

• Options: burned-in subtitles, template music and sound effects with a volume control, and 24, 25, 30 or 60 frames per second.
• Output: MP4, 1080 × 1920 by default, up to 10 minutes. A 60-second video takes about four to five minutes. One render at a time per account; you can leave the page.
• When it is done: watch it, download it, Save to library or Use in a post. Finished files are kept for 48 hours unless you save them.

What a video costs

Exporting costs $5.00 per minute of finished video — voice-over and render together, charged once — billed to the second. Building the project, generating ideas and previewing voice lines are part of the subscription.

1. Step 3 shows the price, the length and your balance before you render.
2. When you press Render MP4, the price of the previewed length is held from the wallet. If the balance is short, nothing starts and nothing is taken — top up in another tab; your scenes and voice stay where they are.
3. The renderer measures the real length before the first frame. If it is longer, the difference is held too, or the render stops if the wallet cannot cover it.
4. Finished: charged at the real length, any excess returned. Failed or cancelled: refunded in full.

Every hold, adjustment and refund appears in Billing & wallet → Wallet activity.