Real stories, not just AI

High-end video production in a box

Layro writes it, voices it and lays out every scene — then hands you the edit as an Adobe Premiere Pro project.

Free to start. No card. Finishing the video needs Adobe Premiere Pro.
Formats

Five ways to tell a story.

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Sample clips: stock footage under each format’s own titles.
The pipeline

What you are actually buying.

Three rooms in one project — Script, Voiceover, Sequence — with the Picker extension and the Look beside them, and Premiere Pro at the end. Walk the whole line, or stop at the part you came for.

Script

The agent researches, outlines and writes. You edit inline.

Voiceover

Your words in a voice you chose, with every word timed.

Sequence

Scenes land on a timeline with the director’s footage in place.

Picker

The browser extension. One key files the moment you find to the scene you are on.

Look

Titles, lower thirds and transitions from the library, matched to the video.

Premiere Pro

The edit as a Premiere Pro project, every scene in place. You finish and export the video in Premiere Pro.

The production

Three crafts you no longer have to learn.

A writer, a voice and a director. In that order, the way a real production runs.

01Scriptwriting

A script, written the way a producer would brief it.

Pick a format — a countdown, a story, a digest, a news brief. The agent researches the web, builds the outline, then writes block by block while you edit inline.

It comes back already cut into scenes, because everything after this needs to know where one shot ends and the next begins.

You walk away with a finished script, already cut into scenes.
Only need the script? Copy it out and go
The weekend you would have spent on a first draft.
02Voiceover

Hear your own words in a voice you chose.

Press a portrait to hear a voice before you commit to one. Change a line a week later and only that piece is voiced again — the rest of the take stays.

Every word is timed, so a cut lands on a word instead of near it, and a title appears exactly when it is spoken.

You walk away with narration and the timing of every word in it.
No booth, no microphone, no second takes.
03Direction

Every scene gets a brief, then the footage that answers it.

An AI director reads each scene and says what belongs on screen — a witness, an era, a texture, a figure. Candidates are judged against that brief, not dropped on a beat.

Picker, the browser extension, files a moment you find on your own — its link and exact second, or a screenshot of the page — to the scene you are on. Titles, lower thirds and transitions come from the library, already matched.

You walk away with every scene dressed, every shot in its place.
Only need footage for Premiere? Skip the rest
The chair is empty. The direction is not.
And then

The last two stages ask very little of you.

Pick what only you can pick, watch the cut, take it away.

04 · Assemble

Every scene finds its shot.

Plan shots picks a source for every scene. Licensed stock and AI fill what they can, and you pick the rest — a tap on one of the candidates, or a moment you mark with Picker.

Scene 07 · three candidates, one tap
V2
V1
A1
05 · Ship

Take the edit, not a flat file.

Most tools hand you a flat file and keep the edit. Layro hands over the edit itself: a real Premiere Pro timeline, not an export of a preview. You finish and export the video in Adobe Premiere Pro.

the-quiet-cartographers.prproj
Premiere Pro · 12 scenes, voice, transitions and titles in place
V2 · titles
V1 · footage
A1 · voice
Why Layro

Five things a stack of other tools cannot do.

Every one of them gets stronger the less you know about editing.

01
One subscription instead of six.
script AIvoice studiostock libraryfootage toolsgraphics packstorageLayro
A video needs a writer, a voice, footage, motion graphics and somewhere to keep it all. Six invoices, six logins, six formats that do not quite fit together. Layro is the whole line up to the edit, billed once — and the pieces were built to hand work to each other.
02
A director reads every scene.
Not a template that drops stock on a beat. Each scene gets a brief — a witness, an era, a texture, a figure — and candidates are judged against that brief before anything reaches your timeline.
Scene 04Witness
“She walked the coast with a chain and a notebook, one bay at a time, for forty years.”
Field photograph, 1951
chosen · from the archive
Archive interview
runner-up
The coast from above
runner-up
03
Every shot goes to the scene that asked for it.
Licensed stock, generated shots for what stock cannot hold, your own uploads, and the moments you mark with the Picker extension. Each one is filed to the scene that asked for it, timed to its words — not left in a pile of tabs and notes for you to match up later.
SC 02wide of the coastlinestock · 4K
SC 04field photograph, 1951archive
SC 05hands over a paper mapgenerated
SC 07interview, marked at 01:12Picker
SC 08lower third · namelibrary
04
The edit exists before the video does.
Layro knows which file plays in which scene, from which frame, under which title, for how long. That structure is the product — it reaches you as a Premiere Pro project, where it becomes the video.
V2lower-third · Ada Brenn01:52 → 01:57
V1brenn_field_1951.mp401:49 → 02:06
V1coast_wide_4k.mp402:06 → 02:19
A1narration_block_04.wav01:49 → 02:19
05
The edit, handed over whole.
Most tools hand you a flat file and keep the edit. Layro hands over the edit — a Premiere Pro project with every scene, the voiceover and the titles in place, ready for you or your editor to finish.
the-quiet-cartographers.prproj
Premiere Pro · scenes, voice and titles in place
the-quiet-cartographers.xml
Premiere XML · the same cut, if the project won’t open
Pricing

Every plan includes every stage.

Voice minutes for the voiceover, credits for the AI work: the script, planning shots, a generated picture or clip. Chatting with the producer uses no credits.

Every plan delivers the edit as an Adobe Premiere Pro project. Finishing the video needs Adobe Premiere Pro, sold separately by Adobe.

Free
$0
One-time starter pack
  • 3 voice minutes to start
  • 120 credits to start
  • Scripts up to 2,000 characters
  • Chat with the producer — no credits
  • 2 GB storage
Creator
Recommended
$49/ month
or $468 billed yearly ($39 / month)
  • 30 voice minutes a month
  • 650 credits a month
  • Chat with the producer — no credits
  • 50 GB storage
  • Picker access for 2 contractors
  • Your own voice API key
Pro
$99/ month
or $948 billed yearly ($79 / month)
  • 75 voice minutes a month
  • 1,650 credits a month
  • Chat with the producer — no credits
  • 200 GB storage
  • Picker access for 5 contractors
  • Your own voice API key
Shark
$199/ month
or $1,908 billed yearly ($159 / month)
  • 150 voice minutes a month
  • 3,300 credits a month
  • Chat with the producer — no credits
  • 500 GB storage
  • Picker access for 12 contractors
  • Your own voice API key
Prices in USD, excluding tax. Cancel any time. Bring your own voice API key and voicing never uses your minutes.