I recently dove into a project I’d been putting off for a while—making short, engaging explainer videos for my small online business, which sells handcrafted leather goods. I wanted to go beyond just showing static product photos and create something that felt more personal and dynamic.

Before trying Super AI, the idea honestly felt kind of daunting. I’d looked into different video creation tools, but juggling multiple platforms for writing scripts, recording voiceovers, and creating visuals felt like a headache—and an expensive one at that.

So, I gave Super AI a shot, starting with the AI Script & Copywriter. I plugged in some basic info about a few of my main products—a leather wallet, a messenger bag, and a journal cover—along with a bit about my target audience. In return, it generated a few short script options that were surprisingly solid. They still needed a little tweaking to match my brand’s voice and tone, but it gave me a great head start and saved a lot of time staring at a blank page.

Next, I wanted to turn those scripts into something with a voice. I experimented with the AI Voice Cloning tool, which just involved reading a few prompts for about 10 minutes to train it on my voice. The result? It was okay for internal drafts, but not quite polished enough for the final videos. Instead, I ended up picking a voice from their Text-to-Speech library that matched my brand’s friendly and approachable tone. There was a good range of voices, and I found a few that sounded surprisingly natural.

Then came the visuals. I tested out the AI Image Generator by describing different scenes featuring my products—like “a close-up of the stitching on a brown leather wallet” or “a messenger bag worn in a city setting.” The results were a bit hit or miss, but with the right prompts, I got some usable visuals.

I also tried out the Photo to Animated Video feature with some of my existing product images. It added subtle movements like gentle zoom-ins or rotations—not full-blown animation, but just enough to make the content feel more alive and professional compared to still images.

All in all, Super AI took away a lot of the barriers that had been holding me back. What would’ve taken me weeks to learn (and likely a few hundred dollars in various software subscriptions) I was able to pull off in just a few days—and for a single upfront fee.

To be clear, Super AI isn’t some miracle tool that replaces pro-level software. If you need ultra-high quality or super-specific features, you might still want to look at specialized tools. But for small business owners or creatives like me—people who want to make great content without getting overwhelmed by tech or budget—Super AI has been a game-changer.

If you’re thinking about adding more dynamic content to your brand without spending a fortune or getting lost in the weeds, I’d definitely recommend giving it a shot. Just go in knowing it won’t be perfect—but it’s a really solid place to start.