Upload the same listing photos you already shot on your phone, and AI Car Video turns them into a finished 9:16 marketing video with music and captions. The video is ready within 24 hours, so you can post a fresh car the day after it hits your lot.
A short vehicle video gives a shopper another way to understand the car before contacting the dealership. It can complement the listing photos, but it does not predict buyer intent or guarantee a sale.
Fifty Accords sit stacked in the same search results and they all look identical, so the shopper sorts by price and your car loses to the one priced two hundred dollars lower. A video pulls your listing out of that grid because you show the car in motion instead of one more still photo and a number.
Every day a car sits on your lot, your floor plan keeps charging interest and the wholesale value keeps slipping, so the longer it lingers the thinner your profit gets. A video moves a shopper from scrolling to texting you faster, and the quicker a car turns, the more margin you keep at the end of the month.
The workflow does not require a scheduled shoot or editing session; the standard delivery target is within 24 hours after the source material is received.
Drag in the same listing photos you already shot on your phone, around five to ten of them.
We pick the cuts, music and captions, and the finished video is ready within about 24 hours.
Drop it on Cars.com and AutoTrader, post to Reels and TikTok, or text the link to a buyer.
AI tools do the heavy lifting and a person on our team puts the video together, which keeps it at $59 a car. On a paid video, if one segment feels wrong, you open the dashboard, tap that 3-second clip and re-roll it, up to 3 times per segment.
Social is a bonus on top, because the first two spots pull buyers even if you never open a TikTok account.
Some listing portals and dealer website tools let you add a video to the vehicle page, and some do not. Our listing video guide shows what we have checked, so you know where the file can go before you upload it. Everywhere else, text it to the shopper who asked about the car.
A shopper texts you about the Accord while quietly comparing two more across town, so instead of firing back the same stills, you send the video. Between three near-identical listings, the one with motion is the one they remember.
No social account is no problem, because the listing and text spots already carry their weight. If you do post, the same 9:16 file drops straight onto Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts and earns you reach for free.
Marketplace is where a lot of local buyers start, and a listing with a video stops the thumb mid-scroll. Post the clip with your price and the buyer already knows the car before they message you, so you skip ten rounds of the same question.
Your first sample video is free and you do not enter a card to get it. After that you only pay for what you post.
Liked your free sample? One credit unlocks it without our watermark. You can also spend it on a new video for another car.
Ten credits for ten cars. Each video costs $39.90 instead of $59, which fits a lot that takes in a few cars every week.
Twenty-five credits at $35.96 per car. A busy lot can cover a full batch of new arrivals without signing up for a subscription.
Your first video is free and carries our watermark. If you want to post it, you unlock the clean file with one credit. Checkout runs through Stripe, and you sign in with Google or a link we email you, so there is no password to set up.
Not sure yet? Your first video is free, so you see the result on one of your own cars before you spend a dollar.
Free sample videoStill have a question? Email us at hello@aicarvideo.com and we will get back to you the same day.
Send the photos for a single car, and a person on our team builds its video within about 24 hours. The free version carries our watermark. If you want to post it, the clean file costs $59, or $39.90 a car with the 10-pack, and if it is not for you, you have not spent a cent.
