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Talking-to-camera opener, product in shot.
Hooks, UGC-style product clips and B-roll in 9:16, on Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.0 mini, Seedance 2.0 and more. Pay per second from €0.04 — nothing renews, and credits never expire.
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Example made on Neruta · 9:16
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So every clip is built back to front from its opening beat. Here is how a short-form post spends its time.
0–3s
Open on the action, not the setup. Name the subject and the move in the first words of your prompt — that is what the engine stages first.
3–9s
Show the thing: the product in hand, the result, the twist. One idea per clip; cut the rest into the next post.
9s+
End on a frame that flows into the first one, so the replay feels seamless and the clip earns a second watch.
Pick the format, describe the moment, and Neruta frames it for the feed. In the studio each format fills in the prompt structure for you.
0–3s01Hooks
3–6s · 9:16
The opener that decides everything. One subject, one move, one reason to keep watching — staged in the first beat.
UGC02Product demos
5–10s · 9:16
Hands, packaging, the reveal — framed like a creator filmed it on a phone, not like a TV ad.
Cutaway03B-roll
4–8s · 9:16 or 16:9
Details, places and motion to lay under a talking head, so your voiceover never sits on one static shot.
Replay04Loops
4–6s · 9:16 or 1:1
Clips that end where they begin, so the replay has no visible seam. Product spins, ambient scenes, logo moments.
Every frame on this page was generated on Neruta from written prompts — no stock, no shoots. One look, cut for the feed. Hover to hold the strip.
Ten engines, one balance. Each has its own rate, shown before you render. Start with these; the full list folds out below. Card pictures are example scenes made on Neruta, not renders from each engine.
Covers, thumbnails & first frames
One-off credit packs named for posting rhythms — nothing renews. Bigger packs add bonus credits on top, and every credit works on every engine.
Need a different number? Type any amount from 1,000 to 50,000 credits (€10–€500) on the Credits page. One credit costs €0.01.
The questions creators ask before their first render.
Vertical 9:16 is the default wherever an engine supports it, so clips come out ready for Reels, Shorts and TikTok. Many engines also offer square and widescreen frames — handy for B-roll you plan to crop or for a feed post.
Some engines render audio with the clip — ambience, effects, even speech. Others render silent, which is often what you want: add the trending sound or your voiceover inside the app you post from.
Not inside the render. Don’t prompt or upload songs, artists’ voices or recordings you don’t have rights to. Platform music libraries are licensed for use on those platforms — add the track there, at posting time.
You can animate a photo of yourself, or of someone who has given you permission. Impersonating real people without consent is not allowed, and some engines refuse photos of real people entirely.
Platforms have their own rules for AI-made and sponsored content, and they change. Check the rules of the platform you post on and use its labels where they apply — keeping posts compliant is on the publisher.
You do, as far as the model providers’ terms allow. Post it, run it as an ad, use it for clients. Paid renders carry no Neruta watermark.
Each engine has its own rate per second of video or per still, shown before you render. Video starts at 4 credits (€0.04) a second. Credits never expire and nothing renews.
Its credits go back to your balance automatically. Unused purchased credits can also be refunded within 14 days of purchase — see the Refunds Policy.
Ten right now: Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.0 mini, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 1.0 Pro, Seedance 1.5 Pro, PixVerse V5, Happyhorse, Gemini Flash Image, Seedream 4.0 and Hailuo 2.3. Engines come and go as providers ship new versions; the list on this page is always the live one.
Make the hook now. Pay for the seconds you render, keep every clip, post wherever you like.