AI Trailer Maker
Make a Movie Trailer
That Earns the Click,
From a Script.
Describe the film and Moosky builds a trailer-shaped sequence — cold open, escalating montage, sound swell, title card, button — rendered on Seedance 2.5, Wan 3.0, and LTX 2.5, billed per clip with no trailer-house invoice and no subscription.
Model Options
Choose the workflow that fits your scene
Start with a prompt, add references when needed, and pick the generation path that matches the output.
Seedance 2.5 for the money shot
Every trailer lives or dies on two or three shots that look expensive. Seedance 2.5 runs one continuous cinematic take up to 30 seconds with native synchronized dialogue and ambience, and a reference kit that holds the face, the wardrobe, and the grade from the first beat to the last. It is the engine for the shot that carries your title card.
Wan 3.0 for sweeping camera moves
The workhorse between the cold open and the title card. Wan 3.0 carries long, flowing camera moves at a friendlier per-clip cost than the hero lane — the establishing push-in, the landscape reveal, the walk-and-talk held in frame. First and last-frame control scripts each shot's destination, so the montage accelerates exactly where you planned.
LTX 2.5 for dialogue pickups
Not every trailer beat needs a hero render. LTX 2.5 is the talking-head lane — a narrator card, a presenter tease, a line of lip-synced dialogue — and the cheap draft pass: board a dozen framings at a fraction of the premium cost, then promote the two that survive to your hero engine. Failed renders refund, so exploration costs nothing extra.
Example Outputs
Cinematic beats rendered here
Real trailer beats rendered on Moosky's cinematic engines — hero takes, sweeping motion, and native audio in the same pass.
Why use it on Moosky AI
Why make trailers on Moosky?
Cinematic engines, a real trailer structure, and per-clip billing built for the way trailers get iterated.
Trailer architecture, not a montage
The plan comes out as a trailer — cold open, accelerating montage, title card, button — instead of your footage chopped into a feed teaser.
4K master, upscaled not upsold
Seedance 2.5 renders the title-bearing hero take, and the FlashVSR lane brings the master to 4K — the one frame everyone screenshots is crisp without a separate upscaler bill.
Audio in the same pass
Seedance 2.5 and LTX 2.5 generate picture and its sound bed together — riser, impact, a line of dialogue — instead of a silent clip you have to score afterward.
Three cuts from one spine
Export the 2:00 festival version, the 60-second YouTube pre-roll, and the 15-second vertical teaser from the same planned sequence.
Credits per beat
A re-cut that only swaps the button is a handful of runs, not a new invoice. You pay for what you generate, never for an idle month.
Commercial use included
Trailers made on Moosky are usable for festival submissions, monetized channels, and client work without a separate license tier.
How It Works
Three simple steps to finished output
Describe the film
Tell the director the premise, the tone, and the beat you want the audience to feel. Drop in stills or clips if you have them.
Review the trailer plan
It drafts a trailer-shaped sequence — cold open, montage, sound swell, title card, button — with an engine picked per shot. Approve or revise before it runs.
Render and export
It generates the beats on Seedance 2.5, Wan 3.0, or LTX 2.5, assembles the cut, and lets you re-take any drifting shot before you export the 2:00, 60s, and 15s versions.
A trailer is a craft, not your film cut shorter
A trailer is its own craft — not a short film cut shorter, not a highlight reel of your best shots. It is a ninety-second promise: here is the world, here is the tension, the reason you cannot look away. The slow establishing image, the accelerating rhythm, the hard cut to black before the title card — that architecture fills a screening room.
Moosky's Project Director plans that architecture up front. Describe the film — premise, tone, the beat you want felt — and it drafts the sequence: cold open, escalating montage, sound swell, title card, button, engine picked per shot. Seedance 2.5 carries the long hero takes with native audio; Wan 3.0 covers sweeping camera moves at a friendlier credit cost; LTX 2.5 handles talking heads and cheap drafts.
Trailers get iterated, so the billing follows the cuts. The 2:00 festival version, the 60-second pre-roll, and the 15-second teaser are re-cuts of one planned spine — per-clip credits charge only the beats you regenerate. Failed runs refund, credits never expire, and the master leaves that workspace upscaled to 4K. No trailer house, no subscription.
Credit-based
Simple, honest pricing
No subscriptions. No hidden fees. Pay only for the credits you use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does an AI trailer maker work?
You describe the film — premise, tone, the emotional beat you want — and Moosky plans a trailer-shaped sequence rather than a generic montage: a cold open, an accelerating middle, a sound swell, a title card, and a closing button. Each beat is rendered on a cinematic video engine chosen for that shot, then assembled. You review the plan before it runs and re-take any beat that looks off.
Which Moosky engine makes the best trailer shots?
For the hero take that carries your title card, Seedance 2.5 — one continuous cinematic pass up to 30 seconds with native synchronized audio, then FlashVSR brings the master to 4K. Wan 3.0 is the budget-friendly pick for long sweeping camera moves. LTX 2.5 covers talking heads and dialogue pickups with lip-sync baked into the render, and the cheap draft lane before any premium credits move. You pick per shot; they all run on the same credit balance.
Can I make a trailer for a film I already shot?
Yes — and that is the common case. Drop in stills or short clips from your footage as references, describe the trailer you want, and the director plans a sequence that builds on them. The composer is also there if you would rather drive one shot at a time instead of letting it assemble the cut.
Is this the same as making a cinematic story video?
Different intent. /cinematic-stories opens Project Director with the Story playbook to produce a finished short film — setup, conflict, payoff. This page is about the trailer for a film: a short, punchy marketing cut engineered to earn a click, planned as a teaser rather than a narrative. Same cinematic engine, different shape.
How much does an AI trailer cost?
It scales with how many beats you generate and how many you re-take, not with a flat fee. Each clip is quoted in credits before it runs, and a re-cut that only swaps one beat costs only those runs. Failed generations are refunded. There is no subscription, so a quiet month costs nothing.
Can I export different trailer lengths and aspect ratios?
Yes. The same planned sequence can be cut to a 2-minute festival trailer, a 60-second YouTube pre-roll, and a 15-second vertical teaser for Shorts, Reels, and Stories. You review each export before download.
Can I use the trailer commercially?
Yes. Trailers generated on Moosky are usable for festival submissions, monetized YouTube and social channels, and client work, under the Moosky AI and selected model-provider terms. No separate license tier.
Disclosure
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