FAQ: AI video generation questions at Reelora

An online studio for AI-powered video and photo generation. It works right in your browser — nothing to install. This isn't 'press a button and get a video': you generate shots, regenerate the ones that miss, drop in your own footage and assemble everything into a finished video with voiceover, subtitles and editing.

For video — Veo 3. For images — Nano Banana, Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro. Voiceover is powered by ElevenLabs. You pick the right model for the task yourself in the interface: before starting a generation, simply choose the one you need from the list.

Yes. Photos are generated by the Nano Banana models — you can use them standalone or as references and shots inside a video. And if a still image needs to come alive, you can turn it into video.

Yes, at any time. You can swap a generated shot for your own — and vice versa. If part of your footage is already shot on camera, just replace the shots with yours and run the edit: Reelora will sync everything to the voiceover. More details in the section on working with your own footage.

In batch generation — up to 500 prompts simultaneously. You put together a list of tasks, hit run, and the studio processes them on its servers. Handy when you need lots of videos on a regular basis.

You can — and even should, if there's a lot queued up. Generation doesn't run on your device but on Reelora's servers, so your computer stays free. When you come back, the results will be waiting in your project.

You set the parameters: approximate length, format (long or short), topic, language. Then AI builds a ready-made skeleton of your future video — it already contains prompts for voiceover, references, photos and video, each in its place. From there, two paths: launch generation of the whole script with one button, or go through the stages one by one, checking and tweaking each.

It depends on the task. Long videos work well for YouTube and educational content; vertical shorts are made for Shorts, TikTok and Reels. In Reelora the format is set at the very start, and after that the logic is the same: skeleton, generation, editing. We compare both formats in more detail in our piece on long video mode.

Yes. The prompt skeleton copies in one move — and your trained AI already knows the structure, so it will return a finished script in the right format. Just paste it back into Reelora and everything falls into place.

Voiceover is built on ElevenLabs voices — there are many languages, Ukrainian among them. The voice is synced with scenes and subtitles, so lines never drift out of step with the picture. You pick the language at the skeleton stage.

Yes. The studio recognizes speech on its own, splits the text into lines and embeds subtitles into the video. Subtitle styling can be adjusted to match your video's look, so everything appears neat on your platform.

No. Assembly is automatic: shots are fitted to the voiceover, rhythm is kept consistent, transitions appear between scenes. You won't have to cut anything by hand — but you control the final result and can tweak it however you like.

An editing feature for when you have too much footage. AI reads the transcript and removes flubs, repeats, stumbles and filler — rather than just cutting silence. The result is a shorter video with the meaning fully preserved.

Regenerate just that one. Any shot in the video can be regenerated or replaced individually without touching the rest. That's the key difference between the studio and simple generators, where one bad clip means starting all over.

That happens sometimes: moderation or an overly complex shot can block animation. The fix is simple — add effects and overlays to the photo. They'll turn a static image into a full-fledged video without motion generation.

To be honest: hands and small movements, text inside the frame, long continuous scenes and accurate physics are harder for models than other things. That's why Reelora is built around control: regenerate a questionable shot right away, and add captions via subtitles and overlays instead.

Pricing is pay-as-you-go: you only pay for what's actually generated. Prices are among the lowest on the market, including ElevenLabs voiceover. We deliberately don't quote exact figures here: they change, so check the current pricing on the website.

The videos are made to be used: publishing on channels, promo, client work. As for legal fine print — rules vary by country and can change, so before a serious commercial project, check the service's current terms of use.

No. Reelora works in the browser on an ordinary computer — no apps, plugins or a powerful GPU required. Servers handle the heavy computing; all you need is internet.

For agencies producing dozens of videos a month for several clients. For channel owners — including faceless channels, where series of videos are built off one skeleton. For businesses making promo and training videos. And for editors and creators who already have part of their footage shot and need the rest generated and quickly assembled.

Easiest way — follow the step-by-step guide to creating an AI video: from your first prompt to a finished video. After that just open the studio, pick a model and generate your first shot — the rest becomes clear through practice.