Tellers.ai
Overview
Tellers transforms scripts, live footage, and podcasts into finished videos. Its AI adds voice‑over, visual style, transitions, and auto‑edits camera footage. Illustrated Podcasts pairs audio highlights with royalty‑free clips from Pexels for dynamic visuals.
From the official site
Tellers is an AI video editing agent that turns footage, scripts, and prompts into editable timelines for creators, marketing teams, and studios.
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Key points from the official site
- Editor, editing agent, and cloud rendering
- Publish to every social platform in one click
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Official FAQ
- What is Tellers?
- Tellers is an AI video editing agent and browser-based editor. Give it an idea, brief, script, audio, or footage, and it can find or generate visuals, assemble an editable timeline, add sound and motion graphics, and render a finished video.
- Do I need my own footage to start?
- No. You can upload your own media, search integrated Pexels stock videos and images, generate new assets with AI models, or combine all three in the same project.
- Can I edit the video myself?
- Yes. Every result remains an editable, multi-track timeline inside Tellers. You can change it directly, ask the agent for another revision, or combine both approaches.
- What can the editing agent change?
- The agent can search footage, restructure scenes, tighten pacing, reframe shots, change formats, add captions, music, voice-over, picture-in-picture, titles, and rendered HTML or animated SVG motion graphics.
- Are the AI models included in one workflow?
- Yes. Tellers brings video, image, speech, sound, reasoning, editing, and stock-media tools into one workflow. The agent can coordinate the appropriate tools without requiring you to learn a separate interface or prompting style for each one.
- Can Tellers produce a ready-to-publish video?
- Yes. You can preview and edit the timeline in the browser, then render the finished video in the cloud. Exporting an editable timeline to Avid, Premiere Pro, or DaVinci Resolve is available when you want a professional NLE handoff, but it is optional.
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