Short video generator!! Turn any text prompt, blogpost url or zillow listing into a finished TikTok, YouTube Short, or Reel with images, video clips and voiceovers. Complete control in editing the narration, visual prompts, on-screen caption text and styling
Hi Product Hunt 👋 Short-form video is the modern-day billboard, but most businesses can't use it at scale. Every video needs a script, a voiceover, visuals, captions, and someone who knows how to cut them together — that's a specialist and half a day, per video.
ShortsDFY does that whole chain from one input: 📝 A blog post or newsletter URL — turn what you already wrote into a Short 💡 A topic — for faceless channels, explainers, fact videos 🏠 A Zillow listing link — it uses the real listing photos
The part I care most about: you get a free draft first. It's back in about ten seconds, and you can go scene by scene — rewrite a weak line, swap a visual, restyle the captions — before you spend anything. Then the final render takes about three minutes. If the draft isn't what you wanted, delete it and you don't spend anything.
I genuinely don't know yet who this is most useful for — SMBs, real estate agents, faceless channels, or marketers repurposing a blog/newsletter — so I'm opening it to all and watching who sticks around. If you try it, the thing I most want to hear is whether the output is good enough to actually post. Tell me where it falls short. And if you want more credits, just DM me.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
Short-form video is the modern-day billboard, but most businesses can't use it at scale. Every video needs a script, a voiceover, visuals, captions, and someone who knows how to cut them together — that's a specialist and half a day, per video.
ShortsDFY does that whole chain from one input:
📝 A blog post or newsletter URL — turn what you already wrote into a Short
💡 A topic — for faceless channels, explainers, fact videos
🏠 A Zillow listing link — it uses the real listing photos
The part I care most about: you get a free draft first. It's back in about ten seconds, and you can go scene by scene — rewrite a weak line, swap a visual, restyle the captions — before you spend anything. Then the final render takes about three minutes. If the draft isn't what you wanted, delete it and you don't spend anything.
I genuinely don't know yet who this is most useful for — SMBs, real estate agents, faceless channels, or marketers repurposing a blog/newsletter — so I'm opening it to all and watching who sticks around. If you try it, the thing I most want to hear is whether the output is good enough to actually post. Tell me where it falls short. And if you want more credits, just DM me.