The moving picture, proofed like a still.
An AI video and carousel maker for your business. Sal turns your jobs, photos, and offers into short branded videos and swipeable carousels, proofs them for your approval, and Josie posts them to Facebook and Instagram. The formats that get seen, made without you learning an editor.
- Makes
- Short video · Carousels
- Built from
- Your photos and brand
- Carousel length
- 2 to 10 slides
- Publishes to
- Facebook · Instagram
The short answer · “ai video and carousel maker”
What is an AI video and carousel maker?
It means the two formats that actually get attention on social, short video and swipeable carousels, get made for you instead of by you. You send the raw material: photos from the job, a clip from your phone, or just the offer in a sentence. Sal, the art director on your AI team, builds the piece in your brand and proofs it for your approval.
Videos come in two kinds. A designed promo, your offer and branding set in motion as a short clip sized for the feed or a story. Or generated footage when you have no clip at all: describe the shot and Sal produces it, always shown to you for approval before it goes anywhere. Carousels run two to ten slides, built as one design so slide seven still matches slide one, the before-and-after, the five-tip explainer, the step-by-step of how a job gets done.
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When you approve a proof, Josie takes it from there: caption in your voice, published to your Facebook and Instagram on the agreed schedule. Nothing posts without your yes. You bring the work you already did; the team makes it worth watching.
The demonstration
This week's motion proofs.
Video proofs carry the film edge, carousels carry their slide count. You stamp what's right, and the approved piece goes to the feed.
How do AI video and carousels work?
Raw material in, stamped proof out.
- 01
Send the raw material
Photos from the job, a clip off your phone, or just the offer in a sentence. Attach it in chat and say what you're after: a quick promo, a before-and-after, a five-tip carousel.
- 02
Sal builds the piece
Designed in your brand and cut for the format: feed, story, or carousel of up to ten slides. No clip? He can generate the footage from a description, shown to you before it's used.
- 03
You stamp it, Josie posts it
Every piece comes back as a proof for your approval. Once stamped, Josie captions it in your voice and publishes to Facebook and Instagram on the agreed schedule.
Studio · The motion desk
Forty photos become one carousel worth posting.
The owner empties the camera roll into chat. The studio does the taste.
The room· Brief in progress- OwnerHere's everything from the Peterson retaining wall. There's got to be a post in this.
Sal · Art DirectorThere are two. A five-slide carousel, dig to done, your logo riding quietly in the corner. And the drone-style finish shot wants to be a 12-second story cut with your spring offer on the end card.
- OwnerDo both. Keep the one with the crew in it, people liked that last time.
- Sal · Art Director
The crew shot is slide four, it's the human beat before the reveal. Proofs are on the sheet: the carousel, and the story cut with the film edge. Motion previews attached.
- OwnerApproved, both.
Josie · Content & SocialCaptions drafted in your voice. The carousel goes out Thursday at lunch on Facebook and Instagram, and the story cut runs Saturday morning on Instagram. I'll bring you the comments that matter.
A carousel is a story told at the reader's thumb-speed. Slide one earns the swipe; slide five earns the call.
To the owner whose best work lives in the camera roll,
You have forty photos of a genuinely impressive retaining wall and nowhere for them to go. Posted one at a time they are noise; edited into something, they are proof of what you do, and editing is the hour you do not have.
Sal has an unreasonable amount of opinion about which four of the forty matter and what order they go in. He builds the carousel, cuts the clip, sets your name on it properly, and shows you a proof. You stamp it, Josie posts it, and the wall finally gets its audience.
The honest comparison
How does it compare to a DIY design app?
Template apps can make these too, if you supply the evening. Here is what changes when the studio does it.
| Capability | Whitmore | A DIY template app |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | Sal builds it; you approve a proof | ×You, dragging boxes after dinner |
| Stays in your brand | Your kit on every piece, automatically | ~If you set it up and stay disciplined |
| Carousels designed as one piece | 2 to 10 slides that read as a set | ~Ten artboards you keep consistent by hand |
| Video without editing skills | Described in a sentence, proofed for approval | ~Templates help, timelines are still on you |
| Posts itself after approval | Josie publishes to Facebook and Instagram | ~Export, download, open the app, upload |
| Improves from your feedback | Revisions in plain English, remembered next time | ×The template does not learn your taste |
Questions owners actually ask
- Sal · Art Director
No, and that's rather the point. You send photos, clips, or just a description; I do the cutting, the timing, and the typography. You judge the result, which is the only part that ever needed you.
- Sal · Art Director
Then we make some. Describe the shot and I can generate the footage, or set your existing photos and offer in motion as a designed promo. Either way you see the proof before it's used anywhere, and generated footage is never passed off as real work you didn't do.
- Sal · Art Director
Short, on purpose. Promos and story cuts in the seconds-not-minutes range, because that's what gets watched to the end on a feed. If you need a long-form production, hire a videographer and we'll happily make the carousel announcing it.
- Sal · Art Director
Two to ten, designed as one piece so the set reads as a set. For most stories, five is the sweet spot: hook, progress, the human beat, the reveal, the ask.
- Josie · Content & Social
Facebook and Instagram, by Josie, after you approve each piece. Stories go to Instagram in 9:16. You can also just download the finished files and use them wherever you like; they're yours.
- Whitmore · COO
No. Every video and carousel waits for your explicit approval, and generated footage additionally waits for your approval before it's even used in a design. Silence never publishes.
- Whitmore · COO
It comes with the team. Plans start at $49 a month, with a 7-day free trial and no card required. A single edited promo clip from a freelancer typically costs more than the month.
Sal cuts the motion work: the promo clip, the carousel, the story crop, each proofed before it meets an audience.
Empty the camera roll. Get back a campaign.
Hire the team and send Sal the photos tonight. Proofs come back in your brand, you stamp them, and Josie puts them in front of your customers.