Use case
Bulk video generator
Short-form is a numbers game with a long tail: most videos do nothing and the occasional one carries the month. Batch generation makes five variations at once so you are sampling the distribution instead of betting on one draw.
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- Up to five videos in parallel from a single idea
- Vary the hook, the language, the voice or the format per variation
- Each variation is a normal project — fully editable afterwards
- Failed renders in a batch are refunded individually
Why variations beat iterations
The instinct is to perfect one video before making the next. In short-form that is backwards: the feedback that tells you what is good arrives only after publishing, so polishing in the dark is guesswork with extra steps.
Five variations published across a week give you five data points on the same idea. One of them will outperform the others by a margin you would never have predicted from the drafts — that is the consistent experience of anyone who has run the test.
What to vary
| Axis | When it is worth testing |
|---|---|
| Hook | Always. The first three seconds decide most of the outcome |
| Format | Same story as a chat, a list and a narrated post |
| Language | Fan one idea out to several markets at once |
| Voice | Tone changes perceived credibility more than people expect |
| Background | Gameplay versus stock changes who stops scrolling |
For a controlled hook test specifically, A/B experiments are the sharper tool: two variants, both published, winner decided by real view counts rather than your reading of the numbers.
Cost and throughput
A batch costs exactly what the videos cost individually — one token per scene each, plus 1080p or premium-voice extras. There is no batch surcharge and no discount; you are paying for compute either way.
Renders run in parallel on the worker, so five videos take roughly the time of one plus queueing rather than five times as long. If one render in the batch fails, only that one is refunded — the rest are unaffected.
Frequently asked questions
How many videos can I generate at once?
Five per batch. The limit exists so one account cannot monopolise the render queue.
Can each video in a batch be different?
Yes — hook, language, voice, format and background can all vary between variations.
Can I edit them afterwards?
Each variation is a normal project with its own timeline, subtitles and effects.
Is there a discount for batches?
No. A batch costs the same as the same videos made one at a time — the compute is identical, so charging differently would be arbitrary.
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