™Social reels
Vertical video, at the pace social actually needs.
Reels are a volume problem, not a quality problem. Shotloom renders 9:16 on every plan including the free tier, has a Reels preset built for the trending Indian look, and a Fast Reel style that cuts the footage you already have into something punchy in one go.
Two ways
Generate it, or cut what you shot.
Generated scenes are 8 seconds each and chain into longer sequences. The Reels preset prefixes your description with a trending Indian reels style: vibrant, dynamic, social-native. At draft quality with audio a scene is 110 credits, about ₹199 at top-up rates. Without audio it is 75 credits, about ₹136, which is the one to use when you are laying a trending track over the top anyway.
Trip Film takes 10 to 50 of your own photos and clips and cuts them with the Fast Reel style pack: punchy cuts, made for vertical. Flat 60 credits, about ₹109, whatever you upload. Supply your own track and the cuts land on its beat.
75 credits for an 8 second vertical scene, draft quality, no audio
About ₹136 at top-up rates, where the Boost pack is ₹199 for 110 credits, plus 18% GST. On a monthly plan the same render costs fewer rupees, because plan credits are cheaper per credit. Failed renders refund automatically.
What a week looks like
Posting five times, honestly costed.
Five reels a week, each three generated scenes without audio, is 1125 credits, roughly ₹2035 at top-up rates plus 18% GST. On a monthly plan the same output costs less per credit. If instead you shoot your own footage and cut one Fast Reel per post, five posts is 300 credits, about ₹543.
Your first 100 credits are free once your profile is complete. That is one full reel, which is enough to decide whether the look works for your account before spending anything.
What you get
Formats and the bits that matter.
- Vertical
- 9:16 video on every plan, including the free tier. Images add 1:1 and 4:5 for carousels and posts.
- Scene length
- 8 seconds per generated scene. Chain them, or extend from the last frame, for a longer reel.
- Voiceover
- Hindi or Indian English spoken over a finished scene, 30 credits, with the original audio left underneath.
- Text on screen
- Social posts in the Creatives tab render text and logo placement by code, so captions and handles are spelled exactly as typed.
- Consistency
- Up to three reference images on every plan, so the same face, product or look carries across a series.
- Export
- MP4 on every plan. MOV and WEBM from the Director plan up, for anyone finishing in an editor.
How to use it
A reel, in five steps.
- Choose 9:16 first. Set the shape before you generate. Cropping a wide scene to vertical throws away half the frame and the composition with it.
- Pick the Reels preset. It adds the trending Indian reels aesthetic. Use Festive, Diwali or IPL instead when the post is tied to the calendar.
- Write one moment per scene. Subject, setting, camera move, mood. Three of those make a reel.
- Decide about audio. Generate without audio if you are laying a trending track over it, and save credits on every scene.
- Caption in Creatives. Text rendered by code, not generated, so your handle and hook are readable.
Good to know
Honest limits.
Eight seconds is the unit. A 30 second reel is three or four chained scenes, not one render, and chaining costs what the scenes cost. Nothing here produces a continuous minute in one pass.
Trip Film caps the finished cut at 24 segments, so a 50 photo upload is edited down for you. If a particular clip has to appear, upload fewer and better ones.
We do not schedule, publish or post anything. Shotloom makes the file and you upload it.
Priced in rupees with a downloadable GST invoice. See how pricing works, the voiceover options, or the full feature list.