Vmake Labs: create viral video

The agent asks for a product image or URL, key benefits, a target audience and an offer. It works as a product video maker for people who sell rather than edit. From that it builds visuals, a spoken script and background music in one generation. You skip prompt engineering, which matters if you have never used Seedance or Kling before. Three workflows cover a talking presenter, a clean product demo and a copy of a reference clip.

Paste a link to a clip that already performs, and this viral video generator maps its pacing, shot order and selling beats. Your product drops into the same structure, and model lock keeps the character and packaging consistent across scenes. Fast Mode gives quick variations, while Advanced Mode lets you lock key shots and product placement before the final export. The result is a complete short with a hook, a product story and a close.

An upgraded avatar model handles lip sync, facial expression and on screen product handling. You can change the speaking language, presenter style and background from the same form, or upload a photo to build a presenter that stays consistent across a campaign. That makes one product image usable for several markets without booking different talent.

The generator connects to Seedance 2.0 and 2.5, Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1, Sora 2, Minimax and Wan for video, plus Nano Banana, Seedream 4.0 and GPT Image 1 for stills. Model access widens with the plan, so the free tier sees a short list and Pro sees the full catalogue. You can compare engines inside one subscription instead of paying for several.

The translator strips the original subtitles, writes new ones, translates the audio and clones the speaker's voice. Lip sync runs in the same workflow, and footage can be cleaned up to 4K. Supported languages include Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Arabic and Chinese. Each step can be switched off per project, which helps when you only need new captions.

A bundle of utilities handles the boring parts: a video watermark remover, a video and image enhancer, an upscaler to 2K or 4K, a background remover, a noise reducer, video to text, auto captions and an AI thumbnail maker. On paid plans these run on daily file limits rather than credits. Free exports stop at 720p, Plus reaches 1080p, and Pro adds 2K and 4K for generated video.