Vidnebu's AI stock video generator turns a script into a finished 16:9 video by automatically matching each scene to professional stock footage, then adding voiceover, captions, and music.
Give Vidnebu a script and it does the part that normally eats an afternoon: reading each line, working out what should be on screen, and finding footage that actually matches. Scenes are cut, sequenced, and scored automatically.
Because the footage is real, this is the right choice when authenticity matters more than novelty — explainers, corporate video, travel and finance content, news-style pieces, and anything where a viewer would notice that the visuals were synthetic.
Vidnebu reads your script with a language model and derives a search query per scene, then pulls candidate clips from a professional stock library. You get footage matched to meaning rather than to keywords — a line about 'cutting costs' returns something more useful than a pair of scissors.
Stock-based renders cost meaningfully fewer credits than fully AI-generated footage and finish faster, because there is no frame-by-frame generation step. For high-volume publishing — a daily explainer, a client on retainer, a channel that needs three videos a week — that difference compounds quickly.
Clips come from a licensed professional library, so you are not gambling on the provenance of footage you publish. That matters for anything running as a paid ad or on a monetised channel, where a takedown is expensive.
Vidnebu splits it into scenes and derives a footage search query for each one automatically.
Swap any clip that is not right before you spend credits on the render.
Voiceover, captions, and music are layered on and the finished 16:9 video is exported.
Licensed clips, searched and matched per scene.
Footage chosen from the meaning of your script, not literal keywords.
Cheaper per video than fully AI-generated footage.
No frame generation step, so output arrives sooner.
Narration and captions timed to the cut automatically.
Replace any match you disagree with before rendering.
From a licensed professional stock video library. Vidnebu searches it per scene using a query derived from your script, so the clips are matched to what each line is actually about.
Yes, noticeably. Stock renders cost fewer credits and finish faster because nothing has to be generated frame by frame. If you publish at volume, stock is usually the more economical default.
Yes. Vidnebu proposes a match for each scene and you can swap any of them before rendering, so you are never stuck with a clip you disagree with.
Use stock when the video needs to look like it was filmed — explainers, corporate content, finance, travel, news-style pieces. Use AI footage when you need something that cannot be filmed, or when a stylised look is the point.
Each generation uses one media type, but you can generate separately and combine the results in the timeline editor if a project needs both.
No attribution is required for clips used inside videos you generate on a paid plan. Check the current terms for the specifics of your plan.