CASTMINT turns a written prompt or script into a short vertical video, ready to post to TikTok, YouTube Shorts or Instagram Reels. You write the idea; the finished MP4 comes back a few minutes later.
Every video goes through the same five steps:
An MP4 you download and own, at the aspect ratio you chose. Videos on paid plans carry no CASTMINT watermark.
You also get an in-browser editor for the videos you have generated. It covers captions (on/off, style, wording per scene, and position on the frame), text and image overlays, the order of the scenes, how long each scene holds relative to the others, and the choice of voice. Changes are re-rendered into a fresh MP4 when you export.
Creators and small businesses that need a steady supply of short-form video and do not want to run a camera, a microphone and an editing suite to get it. No footage, no studio and no editing experience are required.
CASTMINT is sold as a monthly subscription. Each plan includes a monthly allowance of credits, and generating a video spends credits — a longer video costs more than a shorter one, and some options (a premium voice, a generated music bed) cost a little extra. Credits are spent at generation time, so you always know what a video costs before you make it. Current plans and prices are on the pricing page.
CASTMINT is an interface built on top of third-party AI models. We do not train our own models. Separate providers handle script writing, image generation, speech and music, and which providers we use may change as the field moves — what stays constant is the pipeline above and what you get out of it.
Some things a video generator could plausibly offer, we deliberately do not build. These are limits in the product, not just in the terms:
You are responsible for what you generate and for where you publish it. Prompts are screened automatically before generation, and we may act on content that breaches our Terms and Conditions— including impersonation, deceptive use of a real person's likeness, and material that infringes someone else's rights. Where you connect a social account, publishing goes to that account and you remain bound by that platform's own rules.
See also our Terms and Conditions, Refund & Cancellation Policy and Privacy Notice.