Turn your ideas into Shorts,
not another editing project.
You already have the frameworks, stories and opinions. ViralShorts turns each one into a finished vertical video with a script, voiceover, scenes and animated captions.
Publish more without filming more
Most coaches know short video works but do not have hours to film and edit. This is a lighter workflow.
Type one idea
A lesson, a client story, a common mistake or a hot take. Say how long it should be and what tone you want.
AI drafts the Short
A hook-first script, a voiceover, scenes and captions in one of 10 styles, rendered vertical at 9:16.
Make it yours
Edit the words, add your logo and handle with the Brand Kit, then export or schedule it on the Content Calendar.
Ideas that turn into good Shorts
Short videos work best when they deliver one idea quickly. Some formats that suit coaches, educators and personal brands:
One framework per video
Take a model you teach and explain a single step of it in under a minute.
Common mistakes
Name the mistake your clients make most often and the fix, in your own words.
Story-led lessons
Start with a short story, then land the point. Describe the story, and the AI shapes the structure.
Hot takes
A clear opinion in the first two seconds gives people a reason to keep watching.
Q and A answers
Turn a question you get all the time into a reusable answer video.
Weekly series
Pick a recurring theme and let the Content Calendar keep your rhythm steady.
Keep control of the message
The AI writes a first draft, but the message is yours. The editor lets you rewrite the hook, change any line, reorder or swap scenes and retime captions. If your audience expects a certain vocabulary or a signature phrase, edit it in before you export.
The Brand Kit puts your logo and handle on every video. The 10 caption styles include word-by-word karaoke looks, and each video comes with an AI-written caption, hashtags and a suggested time to post. Voiceovers are available in English and five other languages.
ViralShorts is a production tool. It does not replace your expertise, and it does not verify claims. You are responsible for the accuracy of what you publish.
Keep it general and honest
Short videos are general education, not individual advice. Do not use AI-generated scripts to give personalized health, medical, mental health, legal, tax or financial advice, and avoid promises of specific results or income. If your field is regulated, add the disclaimers your profession expects and have claims reviewed where required.
Be transparent with your audience about how you make content. Platforms such as YouTube ask creators to disclose realistic altered or synthetic content in some cases, and they also act against mass-produced, repetitive uploads, so add your own perspective to every video.
Publishing to YouTube is built into the app. LinkedIn is supported for image posts. For Instagram and TikTok you export the MP4 and upload it yourself.
See pricing for credits and plans.
Coaches and creators questions
More answers on the full FAQ. Related: faceless video generator, YouTube Shorts generator, pricing.