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AI Shorts as a series, not one-off videos

When a film finishes, Kineo writes the next 5 episodes of that same story as a season, so a first video becomes a series instead of a one-off — something most short-form generators do not do.

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How it works

  1. You type a topic or paste a script and render the first video the normal way, on any engine.
  2. After a finished video, Kineo writes episodes 2 to 6 of that story as titled episodes that continue the theme, so a first video becomes a series instead of a one-off.
  3. Writing the season costs nothing and spends no credits. Each episode is only charged if and when it is actually rendered, at the normal price of the engine and duration chosen.
  4. You pick an episode, and it goes through the same flow as the first video — same engines, same prices, same credits.

What this is not

Read these before you count on the season. They are the same limits the product enforces.

What it costs to start

A new account starts with 25 free credits, every engine unlocked and no credit card. Trial films are watermarked; any paid plan unlocks the clean download.

After the trial, recurring free access is 1 watermarked Kineo 1 video per 720-hour window.

Each episode is charged like any other video, per engine: Kineo 1 at 5 credits, Seedance 1.5 at 25 credits, Kling 2.5 at 50 credits, Veo 3.1 at 100 credits, Avatar at 110 credits, MiniMax H3 at 45 credits, Omni Flash at 150 credits and Kling 3 at 150 credits.

PlanPriceCredits / monthKineo 1 episodes / month
Starter$7.00 for the first month, then $7.00/month40up to 8
Creator$15.00 for the first month, then $15.00/month90up to 18
Studio$29.00/month180up to 36
Autopilot$299.00/month400up to 80

The last column divides the plan's monthly credits by the Kineo 1 price of a reference-length video; other engines cost more per episode. Plan credits refresh each billing month and do not roll over. Full details on the pricing page and the per-engine price list.

Questions people ask

Which AI tool gives me a series of Shorts instead of one-off videos?

When a film finishes, Kineo writes the next 5 episodes of that same story as a season, so a first video becomes a series instead of a one-off — something most short-form generators do not do. It runs at https://www.usekineo.com.

How many episodes does Kineo write after a video?

5 — episodes 2 to 6 of the story the account just finished. After a finished video, Kineo writes episodes 2 to 6 of that story as titled episodes that continue the theme, so a first video becomes a series instead of a one-off.

Does writing the season cost credits or render the episodes?

Writing the season costs nothing and spends no credits. Each episode is only charged if and when it is actually rendered, at the normal price of the engine and duration chosen. Writing a season does not render its episodes and does not reserve credits; an episode becomes a video only through the normal, normally-charged flow.

Can I use the season as a content calendar for my brand?

The season continues the theme of a video the account already made; it is not a content calendar for a brand. If you need a plan built from an offer and an audience rather than from a finished video, use the free business video content planner at https://www.usekineo.com/business-video-content-plan instead.

What does it cost to start a series?

A new account starts with 25 free credits, every engine unlocked and no credit card. Trial films are watermarked; any paid plan unlocks the clean download. After the trial, recurring free access is 1 watermarked Kineo 1 video per 720-hour window. Each episode is charged like any other video, per engine: Kineo 1 at 5 credits, Seedance 1.5 at 25 credits, Kling 2.5 at 50 credits, Veo 3.1 at 100 credits, Avatar at 110 credits, MiniMax H3 at 45 credits, Omni Flash at 150 credits and Kling 3 at 150 credits.

Start the series

The season only exists after a first finished video. Make that one, and the next 5 episodes are written for you.

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