The app, when generating video images, is gorgeous and amazing. But you have to buy credits to generate more. I am hoping that there’s a refresh wait time instead of buying them straight out. The app itself is easy to use and understand, but there are some slight bugs in the app. Such as some items not showing up in the library. But sometimes it fixes itself after you refresh. Creating images is easy but the program sometimes zooms too far, only showing certain body parts. I have used other AI image generators where the images come out amazing but you can only do one at a time. This one is the opposite, because you can generate multiple images, but not with great quality. Personally, I like the video images better than the ones.

First and foremost. I purchased the app, opting for the lifetime subscription option of approximately $80. Which in fairness, would have been a pretty good deal if the Developer was honest about what that got you. They advertised the pro and lifetime options as Unlimited video generation. Only, at a certain point, I was no longer able to generate videos and was instead prompted with a message saying that I had reached the “Generate Limit” and that I should contact Support. Which I did.After making several attempts at contacting them and several weeks later, someone finally got back to me and offered a sloppy and nonsensical explanation for why I was no longer able to generate videos. Saying that Pro subscriptions could not generate Unlimited videos (contrary to how it was advertised) and that I would need to purchase an Enterprise Subscription, which isn’t even an option within the app. I replied stating as much, incredulous of the explanation. I asked where this “Enterprise Subscription” option is even listed. I asked why Pro and Lifetime were advertised as “Unlimited Generation” when they are in fact Very Limited, and have not received a reply since.This is another in a slew of AI Trend Scams. Stay away from this app and this Dev.Note also that they also have other similar apps in the App Store under slightly different names but with virtually the same User Interface and Pay/Subscription model. These are all part of the same scam. Buyer Beware.

I'm a video creator and don't mind paying good money for quality apps that make my creativity pop. But this app (like many others) wants the money to pop into their bank and out of yours. To their credit, the app is fairly easy to use and the output is pretty good. There's always some things to watch for such as two tails (on animals) and missing parts. If you want to create more than one video it's going to cost you extra. Additionally, it's not really clear what you're buying because you're buying "credits" which is a very nebulous term that means nothing to me. I wish that developers would make apps that worked well and had clear pricing that the average guy could afford. Without tapping into our wallets every few minutes. This is not clearly stated before buying. And it's not a free trial it's a paid trial (which was $2.00 less than the regular price) Great! In 2 weeks I can maybe buy a coffee but wait, the trial is over in a week. I guess we're all a little tired of paying for every little thing. And if you're thinking of trying this app, you're going to be paying and paying and paying. No thanks. I'll wait for the developers who appreciate loyal and happy customers and who don't squeeze the golden goose before the eggs start coming.

If I could leave a 0 star review, I would. But since I can’t I’ll settle for 1.This app has had so much hype for the beta version on so many platforms with all of the “exciting” and “realistic” spoilers, and trying it myself was honestly so upsetting. The quality is horrible, it doesn’t follow prompts correctly at all, and the videos are super short (not a minute long like they were advertising online) and nothing like advertised. Don’t use your money on this app unless you want to completely waste your time for an image that makes no sense, so many in app purchases, trials, and a video that looks like it was recorded by a toddler on an outdated Ipad. Honestly, the toddler could probably do better. This should be marked as misinformation and a scam, I can’t help but think the 5 star reviewers are bots.