New Feature
Enterprise

Create personalized videos in bulk

Personalize your videos for recruitment, sales outreach and more with our new feature. Make hundreds of personalized videos in just a few minutes.

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Personalize your videos for recruitment, sales outreach and more with our new feature.

What's new

Now you can make hundreds of personalized videos in just a few minutes. Just upload a spreadsheet, connect the data, and hit generate. No more copy-pasting or making videos one by one.

Watch a 2-minute video about the feature:

Why it's helpful

Use it to:
Get more replies to recruitment videos (up to 2.5x more)
Boost clicks on sales emails (up to 300% more)
Improve employee onboarding (personalization helps people feel more comfortable)

It saves hours of work and cuts down the cost of video creation—so your team can focus on what matters.

How it works

Pick a template for sales, hiring, onboarding, and more.
Upload a file by adding your spreadsheet.
Match columns to the variables.
Add title and CTA.
Click Generate: your videos will be ready soon.

Pricing

If you're on the Creator plan, you can try bulk video creation, your regular video minutes will be used, and you'll be charged based on usage.

If you're on an Enterprise plan, you get free minutes to try bulk personalization:

  • 200 free minutes on the Growth plan
  • 500 free minutes on Corp Annual and Organisation plans

Ask questions and share your feedback with us. Happy creating!

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