AI Movie Trailer Maker
One cinematic trailer shot at a time, on tap. Type a scene — fog over the docks, dragon over the spires, a slow push-in on the protagonist's eyes — pick Sora 2 Pro or Kling 3, get back a 4-8 second hero shot you can drop straight into Premiere or Resolve. For a full 60-90 second trailer with 15-20 stitched shots, use Video Agent → to plan the sequence and orchestrate the models for you.
Start from a proven prompt
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Wide aerial over salt flats, single car driving toward distant horizon, dramatic late-day shadows — trailer establishing shot
Rainy Tokyo street at night, neon reflections, lone figure with umbrella — noir-trailer atmosphere
Parkour runner leaping rooftops in neon Tokyo, cinematic motion blur — action sequence
Underwater portrait with hair drifting, sunlight piercing surface — dreamy single-shot for emotional beat
Wine glass shattering in slow motion against black backdrop, refractions — visual metaphor for confrontation scene
Astronaut on Mars surface, dust kicking up — for sci-fi trailer establishing
Video Examples
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Why gVideo
Built for results
Concept to delivered trailer in hours
Indie filmmakers, novelists, game devs, and TTRPG GMs need trailers but not full productions. Generate 15-25 hero shots in an evening, sequence with music in CapCut / Resolve, ship a 90s trailer the same day.
Premium models for premium output
Trailers can't look amateur. Sora 2 Pro produces theatrical-tier shots. Luma Ray 2 nails dreamy / artistic beats. Veo 3.1 adds atmospheric ambient audio. The 10-model lineup covers every cinematic territory.
Commercial license for releases
Trailers for Steam game launches, Kindle book pitches, Patreon serials, indie film fests — all covered under the commercial license. Safe to use in monetized launch campaigns.
Not sure which model?
Our pick for trailer shot
Sora 2 Pro
120 credits per 4s (~$2.67 on Pro)Trailers demand the highest cinematic quality. Sora 2 Pro produces HD-tier output that holds up on YouTube full-screen and even theatrical preview formats. Slow but worth it for trailer hero shots.
“I'm an indie author. Made a 90-second AI trailer for my fantasy novel launch — used Sora 2 Pro for hero shots and Kling 3.0 for B-roll. Total cost: $35 in credits. Tweet went viral, drove 6,400 pre-orders.”
Common questions
What kinds of trailers can I make with the AI movie trailer maker?
Strongest fits: (1) indie game launch trailers (Steam, itch.io); (2) book / novel pitch trailers for self-published authors; (3) web serial / Patreon launch trailers; (4) TTRPG campaign or module promo trailers; (5) indie film fest submission trailers; (6) screenplay pitch reels for festival submission. Categories where it struggles: actor-driven trailers requiring named talent (use real footage for those), and very specific brand-IP trailers requiring exact character likenesses.
How long should an AI trailer be?
60-120 seconds is the sweet spot. 30s teaser version for social. 90s standard for YouTube / Steam. 2:30 max for festival circuits. Each AI clip is 4-10s — a 90s trailer is typically 18-25 stitched clips with quick cuts, title cards, and a music bed.
Can the AI generate the same characters consistently across the trailer?
Two paths: (1) Use detailed appearance descriptions in every prompt ('a tall warrior with cropped silver hair, scar across the left brow, wearing obsidian-plated armor with glowing blue runes'). The character won't be 100% identical but will read as the same archetype. (2) Capture one master portrait via image generation, then use image-to-video to animate that specific character across multiple shots. Most successful AI trailers do (1) for crowd / atmosphere shots and (2) for hero character beats.
What about music and voiceover for the trailer?
Generate the visuals in gVideo, then layer audio in your editor. Music: epidemic sound, artlist, free YouTube Audio Library. Voiceover: ElevenLabs (best for trailer-grade narrator voices), OpenAI TTS, or your own voice. Most indie creators spend more time on music selection than visual generation — music is what makes a trailer feel epic.
What's a realistic cost for a full 90-second trailer?
A typical AI trailer = 4-6 Sora 2 Pro hero shots + 12-18 Kling 3.0 / Wan 2.6 supporting shots. Total credits: ~1,200-1,800 ≈ $25-40 on Pro plan. Mix of model tiers keeps cost reasonable. For comparison: an indie animation studio quotes $5k-25k for a 90s trailer; a freelancer $1k-5k. AI fits inside indie creator launch budgets that simply don't have $5k for marketing.
Are AI trailers free for monetized launches (Steam / Amazon / Patreon)?
Yes — all paid plans include commercial license covering monetized launches across Steam, Amazon KDP, Patreon, Kickstarter, Indiegogo, Substack, and YouTube. For festival film submissions, AI-generated trailers are explicitly allowed under most fest rules as of late 2025; check individual fest guidelines for film with AI-generated content.
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