Video and presenters, on brand.

Both — you give it a brief and source material, and it returns finished, platform-correct clips assembled into one master and re-cut for every feed. A six-stage production pipeline, not a single prompt.

Real — product scenes are captured as deterministic animated HTML and CSS, not hallucinated by an image model. Frame-by-frame capture scrubs each animation to exact states, so the motion is reproducible and auditable.

Yes — choose a stock look, generate a synthetic face, or train a photo-realistic avatar you own. Digital twins of real people require a consent submission first, so no unauthorized likeness is ever created.

A voice clone you own preserves your prosody; pronunciation dictionaries keep terms and acronyms right. Per-character timing comes straight from synthesis, so lip-sync and captions stay frame-accurate.

Yes. One master is cut into vertical 9:16, square 1:1, landscape 16:9, and tall 4:5 at 1080-class dimensions — deterministic crop or letterbox, codec-safe sizing.

Yes — captions build from the synthesis timing, burn in, and export as editable SRT and VTT sidecars with word-level timing. One timing source, no separate alignment pass.

Vision QC panels catch verifiable defects and trigger bounded self-correction. If an avatar render still fails, it degrades on its own to a proven voiceover film — output always ships.

A cost guard checks live balance, quota, and billing type against the ceiling you set. In-flight state is checkpointed, so a retry resumes the existing job instead of paying twice.