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Paste a link.
Get a reel.

One link becomes a narrated vertical short, in the shape the page deserves. A news story is scrolled and read. A poem is read as written over pictures drawn for it. A story is told in illustrated scenes. A spec page, a list or an interview becomes cards. The page's own language, or a translation.

Sign in to start. Each step is charged at what it really costs: reading a page is usually under $1.

what it makes

The page decides the shape.

What the page is, is detected before the run and shown beside the language. You can say otherwise before anything is spent.

A news story scrolled on a phone with a paragraph lit
News, opinion, essaysThe page itself, scrolled and lit paragraph by paragraph, the story's own photographs animated.
A poem's lines set over a painted Kathmandu rooftop
PoemsRead as written, line by line, each word landing as the voice reaches it, over pictures drawn for the poem.
Two brothers in a Himalayan folk tale, illustrated
Stories, children's storiesThe moments that carry the story, in its own voice, over illustrated scenes with the same characters in every one.
A product spec as a card with a badge
Products, lists, interviewsOne card per item: a title, its figure as a badge, a line, and what is said about it.
how it works

The cheap half, then the gate.

1

Paste

The page is read, its language and its kind detected, and a script written in seconds: a hook, the segments that matter, a sign-off.

2

Edit

Rewrite any line, any picture brief, before a word is voiced. The preview beside the script is the video itself, frame for frame.

3

Voice & render

The press that spends the most. The voice reads it, the pictures move, and a 1080×1920 mp4 is ready to post.

Research. Give it the social pages of the portals you follow and a window of dates; it ranks what they posted by engagement and makes reels from the winners.
Any language. The voice reads two dozen languages plus Nepali; the page, the captions and the voice can follow a translation.