ausar

ausar is a web AI video and image tool that uses templates. Its Hotel Lobby template takes two photos and a resolution choice, then swaps the people into a cinematic scene for 52 credits per completed run.

ausar is a web-based AI video and image creation service built around a focused workflow. The page reviewed here is its Hotel Lobby template, which shows how the product approaches generation: instead of starting from a blank prompt, the user fills in a ready-made recipe with specific inputs and lets the system build the shot. The Hotel Lobby template asks for two photos, labeled Person 1 and Person 2. Photos can be uploaded directly or dropped in from the user's History or another page of the app. A resolution selector offers 480p, 720p and 1080p. The template runs a character-swapping step that combines both photos with a fixed reference video, using a model named wan-30-video-edit in a cinematic style. A single run costs 52 credits, and credits are charged for each completed run. A Show prompt option exposes the underlying prompt so it can be copied and studied. The site is candid about the limits. A notice states that results can vary a lot between runs, even with identical photos, and that several attempts are often needed to land a good one. Users must acknowledge this before generating. Clear photos of each person, like the examples shown on the page, are recommended. For multipart recipes, stills are generated first and later shots can reuse them as references. Every run opens as a pipeline in History, which makes it possible to review what each stage produced. Beyond templates, the navigation points to a Create area, a Library for saved work and a profile with settings. The product suits creators who want quick, repeatable social-style clips featuring real people without learning a full video editor or writing detailed prompts. Compared with general text-to-video platforms, ausar leans toward guided templates and credit-based billing, trading open-ended control for predictability of setup, though not of output.