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.