Render for cents
Make polished explainers, launches, dashboards, and social videos without paying for repeated full video-model rerolls. Credits are spent only when model or compute work runs.
A typical short video: about $0.50, brief to render.
Conversational AI video with interactive preview edits
Talk it into a video. Click to refine. Render for cents.
Parafraim creates editable, graphic-led videos through conversation. Preview the draft, click what needs changing, and render the final MP4 only when it is ready.
No credit card required · 3,000 free credits on signup
- 3,000 free trial credits
- Preview before render
- Pay as you go
Why Parafraim
A cheaper, more controllable way to make graphic-led videos.
Use Parafraim when clear messaging, fast edits, and affordable rendering matter more than cinematic footage.
Interactive preview edits
Click the text, chart, image, caption, or scene you want changed, then describe the edit in plain language.
Fix the exact part you mean.
Conversation to video
Describe the idea, review the draft, ask for changes, and export the MP4 without switching between creation tools.
Chat speed with visual control.
Parafraim vs video models
Built to edit, not to reroll
Text-to-video models are built to generate footage. Parafraim is built for graphic-led video you can preview, refine element by element, and render affordably.
Typical AI video models
Reroll-based generation
Editing
Re-prompt and reroll the whole clip to change one thing
Preview
Pay to generate before you can judge the result
Cost
Every reroll is another full-price generation
Precision
Hard to control precise text, charts, and data
Iteration
Each edit is a fresh roll of the dice
Parafraim
Editable, graphic-led video
Editing
Click one element and describe the exact change
Preview
Preview the draft first; render only when it's ready
Cost
LLM-built videos that render for cents
Precision
Precise typography, charts, screenshots, and captions
Iteration
The project stays editable across every version
Video models shine when you need new footage or b-roll. Parafraim is for explainers, launches, data stories, and social video — where exact text, structure, and cost control matter most.
One creative loop
From brief to MP4 in one conversation
Describe the video, preview the result, click what needs work, and render when it is ready.
Describe the video
Share the audience, message, length, tone, and assets. The agent turns it into a clear production brief.
Review the draft
Scrub the timeline, check pacing, preview narration, music, and captions, then decide what needs work.
Point at changes
Click visible elements, attach them to your message, and ask for a targeted revision.
Render when ready
Approve the preview, choose the media layers, export the MP4, and keep the project editable.
Visible, precise, reviewable
Edit the result on screen, not the prompt in your head
The preview is part of the conversation, so every comment points to a real visual target.
Point, then ask
Select on-screen elements so the agent knows exactly what your comment refers to.
Check before render
Play, pause, seek, and revise timing before committing to the final MP4.
Keep it editable
Conversation, files, previews, render history, and task state stay connected for the next version.
Sound and subtitles
Make the message work with sound on or off.
Add narration, music, and captions, preview each layer, and choose what goes into the final MP4.
Narration
Generate a concise voiceover that fits the visible duration and scene rhythm.
Music
Add subtle or upbeat music without overpowering spoken content.
Captions
Create timed subtitles from the narration script and preview their placement.
Built for graphic-led stories
A focused studio for videos people need to understand
These are the formats Parafraim is tuned for — where structure, typography, timing, screenshots, and data carry the message.
Product launches
Turn positioning, feature benefits, product shots, and a call to action into a focused launch video without rebuilding every scene by hand.
- Feature releases
- App launches
- Campaign teasers
Explainers and education
Shape complex ideas into concise visual beats with narration, captions, and pacing that stay editable after the first draft.
- How-it-works
- Tutorials
- Internal updates
News and data stories
Build structured visual summaries for timely stories, research, and data-led content with a reviewable source-to-scene workflow.
- AI news
- Market briefs
- Data stories
Repeatable campaigns
Reuse proven motion structures, then adapt the message, assets, and creative direction for each new brief.
- Social series
- Client variants
- Content systems
Questions, answered
Know what this is built for.
What kind of video does Parafraim create?
Parafraim is designed for polished image-and-text motion videos: explainers, launches, news briefs, data stories, social content, and other graphic-led formats. It is not a cinematic footage generator, and that is why the workflow stays editable and cost-efficient.
Can I change one specific part without starting over?
Yes. Click one or more visible elements in the preview, attach them to your message, and ask for a targeted change. You can refine one title, chart, image, caption, or scene without treating the whole video as a new generation.
Does it support voiceover, music, and subtitles?
Yes. The creative brief can include AI narration, background music, and captions. You can preview audio and subtitles, hide either one, and control what is included in the final render.
Can my own AI agent use Parafraim?
Yes. API keys support project creation, conversational editing, template discovery and reuse, rendering, artifact retrieval, and MP4 download.
What formats can I create?
Choose 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 when you start a project, depending on where the video will be published.
Is my private content used to train foundation models?
Parafraim does not use your private prompts, conversations, compositions, or rendered videos to train foundation models.
Your first draft should not be a dead end.
Turn your next rough brief into an editable video.
Create through conversation, refine on the preview, and render only when the video is ready.