Pinci

Pinci is a text-to-video tool. Pinci's video creation service uses an AI agent called Jules to turn a written brief or product image into a finished short video. It picks the model, plans scenes and handles formats, with pay-per-credit pricing and 60 free credits at signup.

Pinci's video creation service is built around Jules, an AI agent that handles a video brief the way a small production team would. Instead of asking users to choose a model and tune technical settings, Jules reads the request, defines the scenes, builds a storyboard and generates each clip. The result is meant to be a finished video rather than raw output that still needs heavy post-production. The service targets people who sell products online and need short videos for marketplaces and social channels: store owners, marketers and small brands without a production background. The page's examples start from a product photo, such as an air mattress or an energy drink, paired with a plain-language request like conveying comfort or energy. Jules can also work from text alone, animate a supplied image with natural motion, parallax or cinematic effects, and extend an existing video with narrative continuity. It applies aspect ratios suited to the destination, such as 16:9 or 9:16, and picks a length between 4 and 15 seconds depending on the model. In practice the user describes the goal in a conversation, optionally attaching images. Jules selects among the models Pinci connects to, which include Seedance 2.0, Veo 3.1 and Kling 3 Pro for video, plus Nano Banana 2 and GPT Image 2 for imagery and Claude for reasoning. It also tunes prompts and parameters on its own, so text-to-video, image-to-video and extension all happen in one thread. Jules is also described as writing conversion-oriented copy and designing shots with marketplace and social formats in mind. Compared with using separate video model platforms, each with its own subscription and settings, Pinci bundles access behind one agent and charges by credits rather than a subscription. New accounts receive 60 free credits without a card. The trade-off is less direct control over model choice and parameters, which suits beginners and busy sellers more than editors who want frame-level control.