The lip sync is on point and the video came out fantastic. I think my prompt didn’t make it very clear on the people in the background but enkio actually did a great job on the effects I asked for. I don’t know how the unlimited works. I’m using the $39 plan and one video did not wipe out my coins. Looks like I can make about 6 or 7 one minute videos with what they give you. I was looking into unlimited and can’t find how much that costs but if anyone finds out tell me lol.

I wanted to like this app because the AI video quality is good, but the pricing model is disappointing. Even after paying for a subscription, you start with very few credits, and creating videos uses a lot of them. It feels like you’re constantly being pushed to buy more credits on top of the subscription.A subscription should include enough credits for regular use. Right now, it feels like you’re paying twice—once for the subscription and again for credits. The app has a lot of potential, but the credit system makes it hard to recommend. I hope the developers make it more fair for paying subscribers.

The app is excellent, but there is one feature that would make it much better for storytelling and music videos.When fixing or regenerating a clip, users should be able to upload or replace the character reference image. If the AI changes the character’s face, skin tone, or appearance, there is currently no way to correct it without starting the entire project over.Please add an option to resubmit or replace the reference character during regeneration. This would help maintain consistent characters across long videos, save generation credits, and greatly improve continuity for creators producing films, music videos, and story-driven content.Character consistency is one of the biggest challenges in AI video generation. Giving users the ability to refresh the reference image while editing would make this app stand out from the competition.

I waited almost three hours for a finished video that was only 29 seconds long—and the result was unusable to me.It changed my face, teeth, and smile, made me look older, and didn’t consistently resemble the approved avatar. The movements looked robotic, and the mouth movements didn’t match the lyrics.The storytelling was just as disappointing. My song, “Strike a Match,” uses a metaphor about kindness being mistaken for weakness, surviving hardship, and standing your ground. The generated story reduced that meaning to a woman lighting a match against a porch post. After the app presented its music and lyric analysis, I expected a story that actually connected with the words.When I contacted support, they told me my uploaded picture wasn’t clear enough. That doesn’t explain the disappointing storyline, unnatural movements, or mouth movements that didn’t match the song.I’ve gotten results I liked better using free tools to make short clips with ChatGPT’s help. I canceled my subscription and will not publish this video. This experience wasted my time and money.