The subject, the environment, and the camera move that covers your cut
A brief for one supporting shot
Describe the supporting shot, subject, action, environment, camera, pace, and atmosphere
Describe the supporting visual, the action, the environment, the camera movement, and the pace. Vizify returns one completed clip you can review on its own before deciding whether it belongs in the edit.
Your brief and staged inputs open in Vizify for review before generation.
The subject, the environment, and the camera move that covers your cut
A brief for one supporting shot
Describe the supporting shot, subject, action, environment, camera, pace, and atmosphere
One short AI-generated B-roll artifact
Cutaway coverage for an interview, a tutorial, or a voice-over
A brief you can rerun when the edit needs a second angle
This page creates one independent shot. It does not read your existing timeline, match adjacent footage, follow continuity between takes, or place the result into an edit.
Decide how many seconds the edit needs and what the shot has to communicate inside them, then describe a single continuous move. B-roll that tries to tell its own story competes with the audio it was supposed to support.
Compare colour temperature, depth of field, motion speed, and any visible lettering with the shots either side; generated coverage that does not match the surrounding grade is obvious in a cut.
Not in this workflow. It generates a standalone clip, while timeline placement, colour matching, sound design, and editing all remain separate.
Not as a matching reference. The gated upload stages media alongside the request, but this page does not analyse an existing sequence or conform a new shot to its grade.
A few seconds — enough to cover a cut. Longer coverage is produced by generating several shots and trimming each of them into the timeline.
Only when the selected model generates native audio, and generated ambience rarely matches a real location. B-roll usually sits under existing audio, so plan to mute it.
Each request is independent, so a second run returns a similar subject rather than the same one. Expect small differences in wardrobe, props, and geometry between takes.
Review it first. Look for recognisable faces, real trademarks, and invented lettering, and confirm the shot meets your own usage requirements before it ships.
No. Video generation runs asynchronously and takes minutes rather than seconds. Vizify keeps polling the job until it completes or fails, so you receive a finished file or a clear failure, never a pending status dressed up as a result.
You can write and refine the brief on this public page without signing in. An account is required to run the generation job, to upload files, and to keep the completed artifact in your workspace afterwards.
Describe the supporting visual, the action, the environment, the camera movement, and the pace. Vizify returns one completed clip you can review on its own before deciding whether it belongs in the edit. This page creates one independent shot. It does not read your existing timeline, match adjacent footage, follow continuity between takes, or place the result into an edit.
Describe the lighting, the lens feel, and the time of day of the footage this shot will sit beside, inside the brief itself. Grading can nudge a generated clip towards a sequence afterwards, but it cannot repair a depth of field or a camera move that clearly belongs to a different scene.
Vizify follows the asynchronous job until it completes or fails, then returns the finished artifact rather than a pending status. Compare colour temperature, depth of field, motion speed, and any visible lettering with the shots either side; generated coverage that does not match the surrounding grade is obvious in a cut.