TikBreak

TikBreak is a short videos tool that turns product materials into editable briefs, three scripts and a 9:16 video. A web app for TikTok Shop sellers and ecommerce teams that turns up to five product materials into an editable Project Brief, three timestamped creative directions, and a final vertical 9:16 video.

TikBreak is a web app for producing short vertical product videos, built around the workflow TikTok Shop sellers already follow. Instead of opening a blank prompt, a user drops in product context: up to five items in total, drawn from video links, video files, images, and text, plus an optional written description. TikBreak analyzes that material and turns it into an editable Project Brief covering product name, selling points, promotion information, target audience, language, aspect ratio, and duration (15 or 30 seconds). The Brief is the control point. A user reviews and corrects each field before any generation happens, which keeps the model's assumptions visible rather than buried in a prompt. Confirming the Brief produces three distinct creative directions, each with a timestamped script that shows scene timing, voiceover, on-screen text, and product references. The directions follow recognizable short-form patterns such as problem and solution, product demonstration, and lifestyle story, and each script can be edited before a direction is selected. Only after choosing a direction does the final render happen, producing a vertical 9:16 video aimed at TikTok Shop listings, paid creative testing, and social product launches. No TikTok account connection is required, so the tool stays separate from platform permissions and posting. Credits are simple: one 15-second video costs one credit, a 30-second video costs two, and the Brief analysis plus the three directions come bundled with the video request. TikBreak suits ecommerce operators, UGC teams, paid media buyers, and agencies that need a repeatable production loop rather than one-off clips. Its structure (materials, brief, three options, one render) is the main differentiator against general text-to-video tools that generate from a single prompt and offer little to review before committing. Output is limited to 9:16 vertical at two fixed durations, so teams needing landscape formats or longer cuts will need another tool.