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Users can buy video credits in bundles of five videos for $15, 15 videos for $43
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While Reelful is currently only available on iOS, Deyneka plans to launch Android and web versions in the future.
Key facts
- Users can buy video credits in bundles of five videos for $15, 15 videos for $43, or 33 videos for $90
- Users then create a voice clone by recording a 30-second sample, and select photos and videos from their camera roll
- The AI-generated videos feature a watermark to inform users that it has been created with AI
- While Reelful is currently only available on iOS, Deyneka plans to launch Android and web versions in the future
Summary
A new iOS app called Reelful uses AI to automatically turn photos and video clips from your camera roll into polished TikTok- and Instagram Reels-style videos for social media. The app’s launch reflects a broader shift in video creation, as AI is allowing users to move beyond traditional creative tools to AI agents that are capable of automating content creation. Reelful, which is currently participating in a16z’s Speedrun program, was founded by Kate Deyneka, a former machine learning engineer at Snapchat who helped develop video and image models. Deyneka left the social media giant to build an agentic video editor that helps people create short-form videos automatically, getting rid of the need to spend time selecting clips, adding effects, recording a voiceover, and fine-tuning edits.