Freelancer Video Service Generator Turn Client Briefs Into Professional Videos — In Minutes.

Yes, absolutely. Every video generated on Scenith comes with full commercial rights. You can deliver them to clients, use them in your portfolio, and charge for your video service. No attribution to Scenith is required, and there are no royalty fees or usage restrictions. The only restriction is that you cannot resell access to Scenith's platform as a standalone service.

You can create promotional videos, social media ads (TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts), explainer videos, product demos, course trailers, brand reels, testimonial videos, event recaps, and short commercials. Durations from 5 seconds to 10 seconds per clip (longer videos can be edited together from multiple clips).

Most freelancers charge between $200–$1,000 per video depending on length and complexity. Your cost on Scenith is $0.10–$2.00 per video in credits. That means margins of 95%+. We recommend: starter packages ($200–$300 for 15-second social ads), standard packages ($500–$800 for 30-second commercials), and premium packages ($1,000–$2,000 for full brand reels with multiple scenes and voiceover).

Basic editing helps but isn't required. For single-scene videos (most social ads, short promos), you can generate and deliver directly. For multi-scene videos (30–60s commercials), you'll want to combine clips using a free editor like CapCut or DaVinci Resolve. The generation is the hard part — Scenith handles that. Editing is just arranging.

Yes. Scenith has built-in AI voiceover with 40+ voices. You can also upload your own voiceover recordings or royalty-free music. Combine them in any video editor. For video models that support audio (Kling 2.6 Pro, Veo 3.1, Grok Imagine), voiceover can be generated directly into the video file.

Revisions are simple: adjust your prompt and regenerate. Each generation costs credits, but at $0.10–$2.00 per video, you can afford unlimited iterations. This is a major competitive advantage over traditional production, where revisions cost hours or hundreds of dollars.

Yes — use image-to-video mode. Upload the client's logo, brand asset, or even a napkin sketch photo. Describe the movement you want (e.g., 'slow zoom in, cinematic lighting, subtle rotation'), and the AI generates an animated video starting from that image.

Scenith outputs up to 1080p MP4 files. Quality varies by model: Veo 3.1 and Kling 2.6 Pro produce broadcast-quality cinematic footage. Wan 2.5 and Grok Imagine produce social-media-ready quality. For most client work (social ads, website videos, digital signage), the quality is indistinguishable from traditional production.

With Creator Lite ($9/month, 300 credits), you can produce 3–6 client videos. With Creator Pro ($24/month, 900 credits), you can produce 10–20 client videos. For high-volume freelancers (30+ videos/month), contact us for custom enterprise pricing.

No. Full commercial rights means you can present the videos as your own work. No watermark, no attribution, no footer text. Your client never needs to know AI was involved unless you choose to tell them.

Yes. Scenith's AI voiceover supports 20+ languages including Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Hindi, Arabic, Japanese, and Korean. The text-to-video model responds to prompts in multiple languages. For non-English voiceover, select the appropriate language in the voice tab.

Save your successful prompts in a document or spreadsheet by client. Include details like 'brand colors: #1a365d and #ecc94b', 'tone: professional but approachable', 'preferred model: Kling 2.6 Pro'. For recurring clients, you can rebuild consistent aesthetics quickly by referencing previous prompts.