How do I make a video for my business with AI?
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Tell an AI tool what you sell and who it is for, let it write and produce a short vertical video, check every claim in it against the facts of your business, then post it. In EZShot you do all of this by chatting with Yami, the assistant, and a video can be made without filming anything.
The five steps
- Describe the business: what you sell, who buys it, and what you want a viewer to do. In EZShot, Yami asks about your business first and keeps the answers for your next videos.
- Pick a type of video: a presenter video (a presenter speaks to the camera), a dynamic video (several shots with a presenter) or a cinematic video (a short film-style scene).
- Read the script before it is made. AI tools can state things that are not true, so check every price, hour and offer. EZShot is built not to invent customer reviews or testimonials: an AI presenter speaks for your brand, never as a customer.
- Make it vertical (9:16). YouTube Shorts accept square or vertical video, so a vertical file is a safe default.
- Label it if it looks real, then post it. See the guide on labeling AI videos.
What it costs in EZShot
EZShot has a free plan and three paid plans, billed monthly: Basic, Plus and Pro. Each paid plan includes a monthly number of credits, and every video or poster uses some of them. The prices below are the live plan table on 1 November 2026.
Facts and numbers
- 3 min
- A YouTube Short can be up to three minutes long; a video with a square or vertical aspect ratio up to three minutes is categorized as a Short. [1]
- 3 min
- Instagram Reels can be uploaded up to three minutes long. The limit was 90 seconds before January 2025. [2]
- $19 / $39 / $59
- EZShot paid plans per month: Basic $19 with 400 credits, Plus $39 with 1,000 credits, Pro $59 with 1,600 credits. [3]
“we require creators to label AI-generated or significantly edited content that shows realistic-looking scenes or people.”
See a sample
Try it yourself
EZShot makes the videos and posters for your business and posts them for you. Talk to Yami, tell him about your business, and start with the free plan.
Open EZShotSources
- Understand three-minute YouTube Shorts, YouTube Help (Google), read on 2026-11-01
- Instagram Officially Expands Reels Length to 3 Minutes, Social Media Today (Andrew Hutchinson) (2025-01-18), read on 2026-11-01
- EZShot plans and pricing (the live plan table), EZShot, read on 2026-11-01
- Integrity and Authenticity (Community Guidelines), TikTok, read on 2026-11-01