Last Video Labs writes the script, records the voice-over, picks footage visually verified by AI and edits your video — on your PC, with your own API keys.
From raw theme to final video — with a human check at every step.
For every scene, it checks the thumbnails of candidate videos and discards off-topic ones. Nothing fits? It rephrases the search and checks again. No more random footage that has nothing to do with your text.
Edit it, ask for a targeted rewrite, regenerate. Nothing goes to render without your approval.
Every scene with its real thumbnail and the voice waveform. Force your own video into any scene.
Free Microsoft voices or premium ElevenLabs. Language/gender filters, audio preview.
6 styles × 8 fonts, synced to the millisecond with the voice.
9 color filters, Ken Burns, vignette, 11 transitions. Rendered locally with ffmpeg.
Step-by-step onboarding, real-time cost counter, a preview before every spend.
Plus a real-time cost counter so you always know exactly what you're spending.
Theme, tone, visual world. Add your own images or videos if you want.
Read it, correct it, steer it. ≈ $0.01 in tokens.
Visual timeline, AI-verified footage, manual tweaks if needed.
Local ffmpeg editing, 1 to 2 minutes. No watermark, it's yours.
Classic shorts generators make their margin on AI credits. We just sell you the tool — period.
Yes. The app runs on your PC. Your API keys are stored in a local file and only sent to their own provider (Anthropic for the script, Pexels/Pixabay for videos, ElevenLabs if you enable it). Your personal media never leaves your machine.
That's the "Bring Your Own Key" principle: you pay the AI at the provider's real cost (~$0.02 per video) instead of a subscription that marks up the same tokens tenfold. Pexels and Pixabay keys are free; with Anthropic you fund your own account (~$5 covers hundreds of videos). The app shows a real-time cost counter.
Important: the AI (Claude) is used to write the story, split it into scenes, choose and visually verify the footage, and place your media. It does not generate images or videos: the footage comes from real, royalty-free stock banks (Pexels, Pixabay) — which is exactly what keeps the cost down to a few cents.
It's planned. The "Bring Your Own Key" architecture makes it easy to add generative video providers (Kling, Veo…) exactly like today's stock banks: you'll plug in your key and be able to generate a custom clip for a given scene. Note: generative video is much more expensive than stock footage (from a few cents to several dollars per clip depending on the provider) — so it will arrive as a per-scene option, not a replacement.
Yes. The stories are 100% original (generated, never copied), the footage comes from royalty-free banks cleared for commercial use (Pexels/Pixabay licenses), and the voice is generated. No watermark, no restrictions.
Yes — English scripts, English voices (free or premium), synced captions. French and other languages supported by the Microsoft/ElevenLabs voices also work.
You can add your images and clips right from the first step: the AI reserves the right scene for them in the edit, or you can assign them yourself to a specific scene from the timeline.