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Tweenzo
Turn a few lines of text into an animated video
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Turn a few lines of text into an animated video
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Tweenzo turns a few lines of text into a short animated video. Describe your product, event or idea, and an AI director writes the storyboard using only the facts you give it. Change any line in seconds, pick one of 20 themes, add your logo and colours, and get voice-over in 9 languages with word-by-word captions and music. Watch a preview in about a minute, then download a Full HD MP4 in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1. See 10 example videos and their briefs at tweenzo.com/examples.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Oğuzhan, the maker of Tweenzo.
A 30-second product video sounds small, but making one usually means a timeline editor, keyframes and an afternoon you don't have. AI video generators are impressive, but text often comes out blurry and your brand drifts from scene to scene.
So Tweenzo works the other way around: you write a few lines, an AI director turns them into a storyboard using only the facts you gave it, and a real motion-design engine renders it in one of 20 themes with your logo and colours. Voice-over in 9 languages, word-by-word captions and music are included.
What you can do today:
• Describe your product, event or idea in a few lines
• Edit any scene as plain text, then watch a preview in about a minute
• Download a Full HD MP4 in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 (10 to 60 seconds)
• Create videos from your own app with the API
Want to see what it makes first? The video above is Tweenzo making its own ad (a real screen recording, only the waiting is sped up), and tweenzo.com/examples has 10 videos made from short briefs, each shown next to its brief.
You can start free: sign up with Google or email and get 30 credits, no card needed. One credit is one second of finished video.
🎁 For the Product Hunt community: open a support ticket at tweenzo.com/support/new titled "Product Hunt" with your PH username, and I'll add 60 extra credits to your account.
I'd love your honest feedback: what would you make with it, and which theme or language should come next?