Comparison

Video Auto vs AutoShorts.ai

Video Auto gives you 100 one-minute videos a month for $20, videos up to 30 minutes, and a full editor on every one of them before it posts.

What every plan gets you

Video Auto planPer month1-min videosWith stock footageIn HD
Creator$6305010
Pro$10508316
Studio$2010016633
Agency$5026043386
AutoShorts.ai$19see their site——

Reported from about $19/month, up to about $69/month. Checked 2026-07-30 via StoryShort review — check their current pricing, it may have changed. Unused credits last 30 days and buying again stacks on top.

Feature by feature

 Video AutoAutoShorts.ai
Longest video30 minutesShorts
Edit a finished videoYes — reshoot a frame, swap in your own clip, re-record a lineSee their site
Auto-posts for youYouTube, TikTok and InstagramSee their site
Ways to start a videoFour — a topic, your script, a YouTube link, or your own voiceSee their site
Unused creditsRoll over 30 daysUsually reset monthly
Features locked to higher plansNone — Free gets what Agency getsSee their site
Free plan25 credits, no cardSee their site

What you get here that you don't there

  • An original image generated for every scene, in 21 visual styles
  • Videos up to 30 minutes, not shorts only
  • Fix one frame for 5 credits instead of remaking the video
  • Narrate with your own recorded voice
  • Unused credits roll over for 30 days

What AutoShorts.ai does better

  • Fast — reviewers report roughly ten-minute turnarounds
  • A large stock library, if stock suits your niche

Questions

What's the main difference?
What ends up on screen. AutoShorts assembles stock clips; we generate an original image for every scene in a style you pick, and let you replace any of them afterwards. We also make videos up to 30 minutes.
Can I still use stock footage?
Yes, and it stretches your credits further — 166 stock videos a month on the $20 plan against 100 AI-image ones. You can also switch a single scene to stock and leave the rest generated.

25 free credits. No card.

About 2 videos — enough to see whether it's better for what you make.