Overview

ReelCrew is a photo-to-video AI service built around social media trends. Instead of writing a prompt, you pick a ready-made template, upload one or two photos and get a 12-second vertical clip with sound, sized 1080×1920 for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.

Templates

Each template is a single pre-designed scene. Two-photo templates include AI Kiss, AI French Kiss, AI Hug, AI Romantic, AI Couple and a four-beat Zombie Couple story, where the second photo can show a person, a pet or a cartoon character. One-photo templates follow seasonal and viral trends, such as the "Did I Win This Trend?" costume reveal set to "Ramalama (Bang Bang)", a witch on a broom crossing the full moon, the "My Ride Is Here" flying broom clip, a Skeleton Suit reveal, Pumpkin Royal Reveal, Giant Slime Bubble, Tip Toe Dance, Couple Recap and Santa Visit. The Ghost Prank template works from a photo of an empty room and turns it into a found-footage ghost jump scare.

How it works

Upload your photo or photos (JPG, PNG or WebP, one person per photo, face clear and front-facing).
Pick a template.
Receive a 12-second, 9:16 MP4 with music, soundtrack or sound effects already added.

ReelCrew sets clear rules: at least one photo must show a real adult, everyone shown must be 18 or older, you must be in the photo or have permission, and photos of celebrities or public figures are not allowed. Every video carries a small "AI-generated" label, even after purchase.

Pricing

From the pricing page, checked October 2026. Free daily credits (one a day with Google sign-in) make watermarked previews only. One-time purchases available now:

First video: $4.99, once per person.
Single video: $9.99.
3-video pack: $19.99.
10-video pack: $49.99, credits never expire.

Monthly plans from $9.99 (Lite, 2 videos) up to $129 (Studio, 40 videos) are listed but marked as not yet open for sign-up.

Who it suits

Couples, friends and casual creators who want to join a trending format quickly without editing skills or prompt writing.

Pros: no prompts needed; sound is included; clear consent and safety rules.
Cons: fixed 12-second length and template scenes; free previews are watermarked; subscription plans are not available yet.