Text to video AI that makes real-looking vertical videos

Text to video sounds magical until you see the result. The trick is not to generate footage from scratch but to match real footage to every sentence — that is what VideoRils does.

Paste a script or just a topic

You can write the whole text yourself or give the AI a topic and let it write the script. Either way the text is split into short scenes — one thought per scene — which is exactly how good short-form videos are paced.

Footage, voice and captions in one pass

• for every scene the app searches Pexels, Pixabay and Wikimedia Commons for a vertical clip that shows what the line says;
• a natural voice reads the script — Aria, Jenny, Guy or Christopher for English, free and unlimited;
• captions are burned in and follow the voice;
• background music and a final call-to-action frame are added automatically.

Step by step

1. Type a topic — one line is enough: “3 mistakes first-time home buyers make” or “why cats love boxes”.
2. Tap “Get result”. The AI writes a short script with a hook and splits it into scenes, then picks a matching vertical clip for every line.
3. Check the scenes. Swap any clip, upload your own photo or video, trim, or regenerate a line.
4. Pick a voice and subtitles — free natural voices, your own recording, or ElevenLabs with your key.
5. Tap “Voice & build reel” and download a ready 9:16 MP4 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Tips for better text-to-video results

• write about things that can be filmed: objects, places, actions;
• keep sentences short — one idea per line;
• start with a hook: a question, a surprising number or a bold claim;
• for a specific product or place, upload your own photo for that scene.

Frequently asked questions