Vertical 9:16
Choose portrait framing for a short vertical idea.
A vertical story needs a reason to keep watching before it needs more scenes. Videos Creator is coming soon to Attain OS for any paid plan. AI plans the video, writes it as code and renders it frame by frame.
For a reel brief, focus on one idea that fits a phone screen. A question, a contrast or a clear promise can open the story. Treat the hook as editorial advice, not a promise of reach, retention or platform performance.
Choose portrait framing for a short vertical idea.
Name what the viewer will learn in the first few seconds.
Use fewer seconds when the idea needs fewer, within the 60-second maximum.
Choose vertical 9:16 at the brief stage. Keep the main words and visual idea simple enough to follow in a narrow composition. Videos Creator plans the video, writes it as code and renders it frame by frame; it is not an editor of phone footage.
How procvideos worksTry a direct question, a useful contrast or a concrete statement of what comes next. Then make the rest of the brief deliver that idea. The creator page on procvideos.com is a relevant place to continue planning a short vertical piece.
Continue on procvideos.comA short reel does not have to fill the full 60-second maximum. Cut repeated points from the brief and leave a moment for the ending. Music and sound effects are planned, with an optional narrator chosen from 10 English voices.
Searches for an AI reel generator or TikTok video maker often include publishing expectations. This page describes code-rendered video creation. It makes no direct-posting or automatic-caption claim. Plan the length and review the credit pricing before launch.
Read procvideos pricingThe planned portrait format is 9:16. Videos Creator also plans YouTube 16:9 videos, with both formats limited to up to 60 seconds.
Give the viewer a reason to keep watching in the first few seconds: a question, a contrast or a specific idea they will learn. No reach or retention result is promised.
No. Videos Creator does not edit uploaded footage, and no direct posting to social platforms is claimed. It also has no avatars or lip-sync and makes no automatic-caption promise.
The stated rate is about 1 credit per second, with 10 credits for $1. Each organization receives 60 free welcome credits once. Choose the shortest length that carries the idea; pricing may change before launch.
Not yet. Videos Creator is coming soon to Attain OS for any paid plan. 10 credits cost $1 and a video uses about 1 credit per second. Each organization gets 60 free welcome credits once. Features, voices and prices may change before launch.
Videos Creator is new and not available yet. Its features, voices and prices may change before launch.