Stories thatstop the scroll.

One sentence. "A man closing a convenience store finds a receipt that is not from today" is a real prompt that produced a six-shot reel. The agent writes the brief, expands the screenplay, extracts the cast, generates reference sheets, plans the shots, and renders — pausing at each stage so you can redirect it.

A text-to-video tool gives you one clip at a time and a new face in each one. Reelfo casts your characters once and holds them across every shot — that continuity is the whole product. Every video model available inside a reel accepts reference images; that is what qualifies it for the job, and the agent binds your cast to each shot automatically.

Video models (Kling, Veo, Seedance, Hailuo, Wan, Vidu and more) and image models (Seedream, Flux, Nano Banana, GPT Image and more). A single credit pool covers all of them — no per-model pricing, no seat charges.

100 credits at signup, no card. For a typical short story that is enough to go from your idea to a storyboard — the story brief, the script, the cast images and the shot plan — so you can see what the agent made of your idea before you pay anything. A longer script or a bigger cast can use it up first, and the video itself is bought with credits. The grant is one-time and does not refresh.

Starter $16 a month, Basic $29, Pro $69, Ultimate $199. Paying yearly is two months free — $160, $290, $690 and $1,990. Credits refill every month; what you do not spend on a reel you spend on the next one.

Yes, from the Starter plan upward. The free signup grant is licensed for personal and evaluation use. The files are identical either way — this is a licence distinction, not a quality one.