Easyimate / News video maker
AI news video maker for real stories
Describe the story. Easyimate writes it, lays out every scene as a social news reel or a TV-style bulletin — big captions, a channel tag, a source on every number — and adds real footage, music and sound effects, with a voiceover if you want one. No news template to fill in.
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A 30-second vertical news reel with real NASA footage of a hurricane, from a 3-sentence brief. Unedited.
From a brief to a news reel
This is the full text behind the example above. The captions, the source lines, the footage and the sound were all chosen from it.
“A 30-second vertical news reel (9:16) about a hurricane growing over a warm ocean and reaching the coast, in a social-news style with big captions. Use real NASA video footage of the hurricane seen from space, and sound effects of wind, heavy rain and thunder under the scenes. No narration: tell it with on-screen captions, music and sound effects only.”
News looks built in
Say the look in your brief, or describe the story and let Easyimate pick.
Social news reel
Vertical 9:16 with huge slammed captions, a key word highlighted and a source under every number — for Reels, TikTok and Shorts.
Why this summer's storms are stronger.
TV-style bulletin
A newsroom look with a channel sting, a rundown of the stories, a lower-third headline for each one and full-screen graphics, for breaking news videos and weekly updates.
This week in our city council, in 60 seconds.
Headline explainer
One story explained step by step with charts, maps and real pictures.
What the new interest rate means for your mortgage.
Archive and history
Old photos on a light table or a bold archival montage, for history channels and anniversaries.
The day the first transatlantic cable worked.
Science and climate
Real footage of Earth, weather and space next to simple diagrams. See science animation.
How a hurricane feeds on warm water.
Easyimate or a news video template?
| Easyimate | News templates and online editors | |
|---|---|---|
| You provide | The story, as a brief or your own script | Every headline, clip and caption, placed by hand |
| Script and facts | Written for you; current facts looked up with sources listed in the plan | You write and check them |
| Footage | Real stock and NASA clips picked to fit each scene, plus photos and graphics | The template's placeholders, filled with your own media |
| Sound | Music, sound effects and an optional voiceover in 31 languages, mixed for you | Added and timed by hand |
| Fine control | Ask for changes in plain words | Full manual control, plus an editable project |
A template is the better fit when you already have your own footage and want frame-exact control of an intro. To turn a story into a finished reel from a few sentences, Easyimate is much faster. Other looks are available too: motion graphics, animated maps and infographic videos.
Made for real news
Sources on screen
Facts it looks up are kept only when they can be quoted from a source, and every number can carry a source line.
Footage used honestly
A stock clip only shows a general scene — a street, a storm, a crowd. It is never presented as the event itself, and people in it are never named.
No fake news
It won't invent events, quotes or numbers about real people or organisations. You approve the full script before anything is made.
Questions
What kind of news videos can Easyimate make?
Vertical social news reels with big captions, TV-style news bulletins with lower thirds, explainers of a headline, weekly recaps, and history stories built from archive photos. You describe the story; Easyimate writes it, lays out every scene and adds music, sound effects and, if you want, a voiceover.
Can it use real footage?
Yes. It can use real video clips of general scenes from free stock libraries (streets, crowds, weather, nature, cities, industry) and from NASA (space, Earth, storms), plus public-domain and free-licence photos. Stock clips only ever show a general scene: they are never presented as the actual event, place or people of a story. It can't film your own people or premises.
Does it check the facts?
When a story needs current numbers or news, Easyimate looks them up on the web, keeps only facts it can quote from a source, lists the sources with the plan and can show a source line on screen. You still approve the script before anything is made, and you are responsible for what you publish.
Can I make fake or parody news with it?
No. Easyimate is for real stories, explainers and recaps. It doesn't invent events, quotes or numbers about real people or organisations, and it doesn't present stock footage as footage of a real event.
How much does it cost?
You pay for the final length of the video: a 30-second reel uses half a minute of video time. Plans start at $19 a month for 15 minutes of video, extra time starts at $2.99 a minute, and you can try it free with 1 free video up to 2 minutes.
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