AI Video for YouTube

Long-form YouTube is a footage problem: the script is the easy part, then you need b-roll for every claim, product shots you don't have, and an intro that doesn't look like a slideshow. Channels that publish consistently solve this with a footage library or an editor; everyone else publishes less than they should.

Hermosso generates the missing footage. Describe a scene and text to video creates the b-roll clip — landscape 16:9 for long-form, vertical for Shorts. Product photos become polished motion clips of up to 30 seconds via the reference-to-video engine, and any photo can deliver a scripted segment as a lipsynced talking video. Everything finishes to 1080p or 4K with the video upscaler.

The workflow

• B-roll from the script — describe the scene, pick an engine, generate a 4–15 second clip in 16:9.
• Product segments from photos — reference images become a motion clip of up to 30 seconds, no keyframe needed.
• Talking segments — a photo plus a typed script becomes a lipsynced talking video, up to ~30 seconds of speech.
• Finish — upscale any clip to 1080p or 4K, then cut everything together in your editor.

What it costs

Short clips are billed per run — 250 to 1,300 credits for a standard 5-second clip depending on the engine — and the longer engines bill per second: reference-to-video is 250 credits per second at 480p or 500 at 720p, talking video is 100 credits per second at 480p (200 at 720p), and lipsync is 100–150 credits per second. New accounts get 750 free credits on signup; plans start at $9/month for 5,000 credits.

The tools for it

• Text to Video — B-roll and scene clips from a prompt, landscape or vertical.
• UGC Ads — Product photo to talking creator clip — for sponsored segments and Shorts.
• Talking Video — A photo delivers your script, lipsynced — 100–200 credits per second.
• Video Upscaler — Finish any clip to crisp 1080p or 4K.