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What is VidNext?

An automated video production studio that turns a text prompt into a publish-ready video.

VidNext is an automated video production platform. You describe the video you want in plain text โ€” VidNext researches the topic, writes the script, finds and edits footage, generates narration, adds music, captions, and motion design, and renders a finished video you can publish on YouTube, TikTok, or anywhere else.

There is no editing experience required. If you can describe your video in a sentence, you can make it.

VidNext is not a text-to-video model like Veo or Sora โ€” it doesn't render a shot you describe. It produces a finished, narrated video about a subject, built from real footage, images, infographics and motion design matched to the script. The same applies to Music video mode (experimental): your song is cut to real film scenes and stock footage found for your brief โ€” it can't render animation or invented characters. See Scripts & prompting for what a good prompt looks like.

The dashboard: video counters, quick actions and your project cards
The dashboard: your videos with their status, the counters that filter them, and the shortcuts to create, plan and get help.

Core concepts

Projects. Every video is a project. A project holds the plan, script, footage, narration, and rendered output. You can revisit a project any time to edit it or re-render it.

Credits. VidNext is credit-based. Plans give you minutes of finished video every month, and a video costs its price per minute ร— its finished length โ€” 50 credits per finished minute at default settings. See How credits work and Pricing & plans.

The pipeline. Generation runs as a sequence of automated steps: video plan โ†’ narration โ†’ visual assets (images, infographics, overlays, stock footage) โ†’ clip search and download โ†’ scene assembly โ†’ final render. You can watch each step's progress live, and redo individual steps without starting over. See the pipeline overview.

1 ยท Video planresearch + script2 ยท Narrationsthe voice, per scene3 ยท in parallelInfographicsImage searchMapsText overlaysStock videoVideo search4 ยท Clip downloadtrim, re-encode, check5 ยท Scene assemblyfootage + narration + design6 ยท Final videomix, captions, 1080p renderโ— the price is set aside when you press Generateโ— charged at the finished length โ€” the rest comes backEvery step is visible on the project page and can be redone on its own.
The nine steps of a generation: two run first, six run in parallel, three finish the video โ€” the price is set aside at the start and charged at the finished length.

The editor. After generation, every element of the video โ€” clips, narration, music, captions, overlays โ€” is editable on a multi-track timeline. Re-rendering after edits costs only a small fraction of the original generation cost, and the first export of each video is free. See the editor tour.

What kinds of videos work?

Documentaries, explainers, top-10 rankings, educational content, data-driven stories, product reviews, news explainers, and Shorts. Any topic you can describe in text. Two formats are supported: 16:9 landscape (30 seconds to 30 minutes) and 9:16 vertical for Shorts, TikTok, and Reels (15 seconds to 3 minutes) โ€” all exports in 1080p HD. See Formats.

Two ways to work

  • Default mode โ€” just the basics: add a topic, pick a voice and music, and VidNext chooses the best settings for everything else.
  • Advanced mode โ€” full control: writing style, scene mix, footage sources, design pack, transitions, sound effects, and more. Open it with the Show advanced settings switch Show me in the app โ†— right below the prompt box. Your choices apply while the settings are shown. Hide advanced settings returns to Default mode: VidNext picks the style, content mix and design again, and the page tells you so.
The Show advanced settings switch between the prompt box and the voice step
Show advanced settings sits between the prompt box and the voice step; default mode hides everything it reveals.

Ready to try it?

Follow Create your first video for a step-by-step walkthrough.