Use case

Shorts for TikTok & Reels

Shorts reward volume and a recognizable style. The pipeline: a saved look (film type, palette, lens) so every short matches, 9:16 native on the next-gen engines, drafts on Seedance Lite and keepers on Kling or Seedance Pro, a voice-over from Voice Turbo, captions in Premiere through the eroq panel. Five to ten shorts a week is a Hobby-to-Creator budget.

Open the video studio Pricing

50 free credits · no card · adults only, by policy

A short in four steps

→Hook (5 s), beat (5 s), payoff (5 s): three scenes in Film mode with one look.
→Draft each scene on Seedance Lite (60 credits per 5 s) — three drafts are 180.
→Re-render the keepers on Kling 2.5 Turbo (120 per 5 s) — 360 for the set.
→Voice-over: 300 characters on Voice Turbo is 6 credits. Total about 550 credits per polished short.

Keeping a style

Save the look once — Music video film type, neon noir palette, anamorphic lens, dynamic tempo — and reuse it through Remix or a saved film. Characters keep the same presenter; Elements keep the same set. The community shelf doubles as a portfolio.

Starting points

Every tile opens the studio with the prompt already written.

Vertical hookVertical smartphone-style clip, a barista sliding a latte across the counter toward the camera, latte art blooming, handheld, warm café light, quick and punchy Open in the studio → Vertical payoffVertical clip, a skateboarder landing a trick on a rooftop at sunset, city behind, low tracking shot, dynamic tempo Open in the studio →

Frequently asked questions

Can AI video be vertical?

Yes — 9:16 is native on Seedance, Kling, Hailuo and Veo, and prompt-steered on Motion One.

How many shorts can I make per month?

At about 550 credits per polished three-scene short, the Creator plan's 6,000 credits cover ten, before rollover.

Can I add captions and music?

In your editor — the eroq panel imports every render straight into Premiere Pro or After Effects.

Keep exploring

Film mode Seedance Lite Kling 2.5 Turbo Pipeline guide