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Introducing Reeluna
July 25, 2026 · The Reeluna team
Making short-form video has never been easier to start and harder to finish. The idea takes a minute. The script, the voice, the shot list, the b-roll, the captions, the export, the reformat for each platform — that is the part that quietly eats a weekend.
Reeluna is built for that gap. You describe the video you want, and Reeluna writes the script, casts a voice, generates the scenes, cuts them together, and hands you a finished short. Not a template with your text dropped in — an actual edit, assembled from your prompt.
Generated, then still editable
Most AI video tools stop at the render. Ours starts there. Every video Reeluna creates opens in a real editor: scenes on a timeline, the transcript beside them, captions you can restyle, shots you can reframe. Change a line and the scene regenerates. Cut a beat and the timing follows.
That matters because the first generation is rarely the final cut. The point of automation is not to remove your judgement — it is to get you to the part where your judgement is worth spending.
Long video in, shorts out
If you already have footage — a podcast, a stream, a webinar — Reeluna finds the moments worth clipping and reframes them vertically, tracking the speaker rather than cropping blindly. Seven layouts cover the usual shapes: a single speaker, a split, three or four people, a screen share, gameplay.
Series, not one-offs
A single good short is luck. A channel is a schedule. Reeluna's automations let you set a series once — the format, the voice, the look, the cadence — and get new episodes on a calendar, ready for review before anything publishes.
Bring your own agent
Everything you can do in the app, you can do from a coding agent. Reeluna ships MCP support and skills, with the same workspace boundaries, credits, and permissions as the web app. Your agent gets your access, not a side door.
Reeluna is live today, and the free tier is enough to make something real before you decide anything. Start creating — we would love to see what you make.