AI clips are short. Your video doesn’t have to be.
Script to video, scene by scene. From $0.23 a clip, you pick the quality. No subscription.
One scene at a time.
Generate a clip, try another take if it's not right, then move on. Nothing's locked in until you say so.
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Why I built this
I needed a quick video for my team. Every AI tool I tried maxed out at 8 seconds, or wanted me to build a whole “universe” before I could make a single clip.
I just wanted to write a scene, generate it, try again if it wasn’t right, and move on. So I built that.
Adam
Simple pricing
From $0.23 a clip, pick Fast, Quality, or Premium per clip. No subscription. Credits never expire. No card to start.
Fast
From $0.23 /clip
Good enough for most scenes, and the cheapest way to try an idea.
Quality
From $0.36 /clip
Sharper picture. Worth it once you know a scene's a keeper.
Premium
From $0.50 /clip
Our best model, for the one clip that has to look right.
- Do I need a subscription?
- No. Buy credits, spend them on clips, from $0.23 each depending on the tier and clip length you pick.
- Which tier should I pick?
- Fast to try an idea, Quality once a scene is worth keeping, Premium when it has to look great. Switch any time, scene by scene.
- Can I make a video longer than 8 seconds?
- Yes, that's the whole point. Generate clip by clip, we stitch them together.
- What happens to unused credits?
- Nothing. They stay in your account and don't expire.
Built for one video, not a series
Every other AI video tool we looked at works the same way: a subscription to renew, a credit pool that resets each month, or a per-second rate you can't total until after you've already generated something. Some want a cast of characters set up first. Some are professional toolkits for people who already think in shots and timelines. None of them are built for the person who just needs one video, this week, then done. longaivideo is different. Write a script, see the price, generate the clip, pay only for what you keep. Come back next month or don't. You'll never owe a subscription either way.