AI app explainer videos. Pick a template, ship today.
Launch videos, product explainers and two-host app podcasts — each template opens the right studio with the brief ready to tweak.
Motion & effects
Hooks, viral effects and multi-scene clips. Pick a look — the Video studio opens with the shot list loaded.
AI-hosted talk shows
Trending shows with speaking hosts — pick one and the Podcast studio opens with the episode brief, speakers and models loaded.
Stills, posters & product
Hero shots, editorial covers and catalog frames in any aspect ratio — straight into the Image studio.
AI app explainer videos, without a film crew
An app explainer video is the 20-to-40 second clip that shows someone what your product does before they decide whether to care. It runs on your store listing, your landing page and every ad platform you buy. Traditionally that means a script, a screen-recording session, a voice actor and an editor. Reelipal replaces the chain with a brief: describe the app and the moment you want to sell, and the studio renders the shots, the voice and the captions.
Every template above opens a studio with the brief already filled in. Change what is wrong, keep what is right, generate. The credit cost of a render is shown before you commit, and a failed render is refunded automatically — you are never charged for a clip you did not receive.
Under the hood every brief goes through the same three stages. A planner turns your description into a shot list — what appears on screen, in what order, for how long. Each shot is then rendered by the image or video model best suited to it, so a UI close-up and a wide lifestyle scene need not come from the same engine. Finally the voice, the captions and any ambient audio are laid over the cut. You can intervene at any stage: rewrite a single shot, swap the model, change the voice, or start again from the founding prompt.
Aspect ratio is a decision, not a default. A 9:16 vertical cut belongs on TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts; 1:1 survives a crowded feed; 16:9 is what an App Store preview and a landing-page embed expect. The same brief can be rendered into all three, which costs less than commissioning one video and cropping it badly three times.
Launch video
The 30-second cut for a Product Hunt post, an App Store preview or the top of your landing page. Wide shots of the product in use, one clear claim, no narration required.
Product explainer
A feature-by-feature walkthrough for people already comparing you against two competitors. Longer and denser, built around what the app does rather than how it feels.
Two-host podcast
Two AI presenters discussing your product in 9:16 with word-by-word captions. It reads as commentary rather than an ad, which is why it survives a feed where a polished spot gets scrolled past.
Questions people ask first
How long does an AI app explainer video take?
Most renders finish in two to six minutes. Longer multi-scene videos and lip-synced podcasts run in a background queue, so you can close the tab and come back — the result lands in your creations.
Do I need to upload footage of my app?
No. Every shot can be generated from a written brief. If you do have screen recordings, product photos or a founder headshot, upload them as references and the models build around them instead of inventing a look.
What does one video cost?
Pricing is in credits and the exact cost of a render is shown before you press generate. It varies with the model, the resolution and the duration — a short image-led clip is a few credits, a long high-resolution video with native audio costs more.
Can I use these videos in paid ads?
Yes. What you generate is yours to run on TikTok, Meta, YouTube or anywhere else, on every paid plan.
Which language will the voiceover speak?
The interface runs in six languages, and the voice and captions follow the language you write your script in. Prompts sent to the models stay in English internally, which does not change the language your audience hears.
What happens if a render fails?
The credits return to your balance automatically. Charging happens before the model call and reverses on every failure branch, so a provider outage costs you time and not money.