Cinely
AI Movie Trailer Generator

Turn your story into a movie trailer

Title cards, a trailer score and a narrator — 15, 30 or 60 seconds, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

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  • Original stories only — yours
  • Ready in minutes
  • Preview before any credits are spent

Already made a movie on Cinely?

Cut its trailer in one tap: the strongest shots of your movie or series, title cards, the score, your title at the end. A flat 30 credits, however long the movie.

Every mood has its trailer

Pick the tone and the cut follows — the pace, the score, the words on the title cards.

Parody rating card

How it works

1

Tell us the story

Type a logline or a paragraph — a novel, a game, a podcast, your own life — pick the mood and the length. Or point at a movie you already made here.

2

We cut the trailer

Cinely writes the intertitles, shoots the shots, lays the score with its braaam, riser and sub-drop, and cuts faster and faster toward your title card.

3

Share it

Download the trailer or share the link — on TikTok, Reels and Shorts, on BookTok, in your pitch deck or on the wedding's group chat.

  • 2 shots · 15 s · 60 credits
  • 4 shots · 30 s · 120 credits
  • 6 shots · 60 s · 180 credits
  • Cut from your movie · 30 credits

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Title cards and "Coming soon"

Black cards in spaced capitals between the shots — the words that sell the story — then your title and a "Coming soon". Add a parody rating card for the fun ones.

A trailer score with the braaam

Music written for trailers: the low braaam, a riser that climbs, a sub-drop into silence before the title. The shots cut faster as it builds.

You can star in it

Add a photo and a character who looks like you plays the lead — a birthday roast, a "my life as a movie" parody or the wedding trailer of the year.

Made from your own Cinely movie

Promote the movie or series you made here: Cinely picks its strongest shots, cuts them to a score and ends on your title. One tap, a flat price.

Pick your plan

Start free. Go Premium for cinematic quality and thousands of credits every month — a trailer for every story you tell, and for every movie you make here.

Your purchase is for AI video generation: credits and Premium are used to create videos with generative AI.

Auto-renew each period. Cancel anytime · Secure payment. Premium works on the web and in the Cinely app with the same account.

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Questions, answered

What is a concept trailer?

A trailer for a story that is not a film yet — or a film that is still yours alone. You give the premise; Cinely shoots the shots, writes the intertitles, lays the score and cuts them like a trailer: 15, 30 or 60 seconds that sell your book, game, podcast, course or life story in the language of the cinema.

Can I make a trailer for a real franchise, a famous film or a celebrity?

No. Cinely makes trailers for original stories only — yours. Prompts that name copyrighted characters, existing films, brands or real public figures are refused, so your trailer never trades on other people's rights. Your own novel, your own game, your own wedding or your own life are all fair game.

How long is a trailer?

15, 30 or 60 seconds — two, four or six shots, with the title cards between them. The 15-second cut is made for TikTok, Reels and Shorts; the 60-second one works as a book trailer or a pitch.

How much does it cost?

A trailer cut from a movie you already made on Cinely is a flat 30 credits. A generated trailer is priced by its shots: 30 credits a shot in standard quality, so a 15-second trailer is 60 credits and a 60-second one 180. Cinematic quality is 60 credits a shot. You see the plan first; credits are only spent when you approve.

Can I post it on TikTok, YouTube or Instagram?

Yes. The trailers you make are yours to post on TikTok, Reels, Shorts, YouTube, BookTok, your store page or your pitch deck. Where a platform asks you to label AI-made content, label it — the trailer is yours to label.

Your story deserves a trailer

Type the logline. Pick the mood. Cue the braaam.