What is Gumreel?
Gumreel is an AI video toolkit for creators and ecommerce brands. It turns any product page URL into a research-backed short-form video ad, and its Clip Stitch tool blends sequentially generated AI clips into one continuous shot. Gumreel Labs adds experimental beta tools like Datamorph, a real-time video effects editor.
How does the Product Ad generator work?
Paste a product URL from Amazon, Walmart, Home Depot, Shopify, or any store. Gumreel extracts the product images and market context, finds Meta ads that have been running 90 or more days in your niche, distills their patterns into a creative brief, and generates a 9-panel storyboard. You can add your own reference images, video, and audio clips to steer the result. Once you approve the storyboard and pick 720p or 1080p HD, Seedance 2 renders the final video.
What problem does Clip Stitch solve?
When you chain AI-generated clips using start/end-frame generation, each new clip starts from a still frame, so the picture matches at the splice but the motion stalls and color drifts. Clip Stitch measures how long each clip stalls, removes those frames, and synthesizes replacements that carry the motion through, keeping the total duration exactly the same. Most seams need only the standard repair; if one calls for a fully regenerated bridge, Gumreel asks before running it.
How much does Gumreel cost?
New accounts get 15 free credits with no card required, enough for one 15-second ad or three 5-second hooks at standard quality. After that, credit packs start at $29 for 75 credits, and the Founding Member annual plan is $249/yr locked in forever before the public price moves to $499/yr. A standard 15-second ad costs 15 credits, a 480p draft costs half as much, 1080p HD runs 2.5 credits per second, and a Clip Stitch seam repair starts at just 0.1 credits. If a generation fails, your credits are refunded automatically.