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Video and images
Post a video to a Facebook Page's feed, its Reels, or its Stories — plus Instagram Reels and Stories, YouTube Shorts, carousels and images, each handled per that platform's own rules. Need a visual? Generate an on-brand story image with AI — it reads your whole post, not just the opening line, deliberately steers away from the stock desk-and-laptop shot, and writes the headline that goes on the picture, which you can edit or replace before it's drawn. The words stay readable over any image, light or dark. Or storyboard a full 9:16 video in the Media studio: pick a quick-start (Product Ad, Explainer, Social, Brand Film), and it builds the whole thing scene by scene, on-brand with your own accent colour, logo and voice — no website needed — AI visuals, an AI voice-over you pick and audition, a live playing preview as you direct, and a storyboard strip along the top you can drag to reshape the running order — and now animate any scene into real motion: turn any scene's image into a moving clip, with the voice-over and titles riding on top, and smooth crossfades between scenes. It's a per-scene choice with a confirmation step, because video generation is billed by the second on your own key — so you pick the shots worth it. Prefer real footage? Drop in free stock video and photos per scene from your own Pexels or Unsplash key — the everyday lane at no cost — and save paid AI generation for the shots that need it; when you attach the finished video to a post, the photographer's credit line is added to your caption for you (edit it as you like). Got your own product shots? Upload them once to your assets and drop them into any scene. Or skip the buttons entirely and direct by chatting — tell the Director "make scene 2 calmer, smooth the transitions, give it a warmer look" and it edits the storyboard, sets a shared style so every scene matches, fills in what each scene should search for in stock footage, generates what's missing, and starts the render — or paste a video link and it matches that genre's look — with a guide mode that shows you every change for approval first — then attach the finished render straight to a post — with the platforms' AI-content declarations ticked for you, yours to change — all on your own key.