Four Reels rendered from code, with AI imagery and an AI presenter

Give VITON¹³ Studio’s Instagram short vertical films in English that sell the studio’s services: what the studio does, what a launch site costs and how a project starts. The account and the studio are ours, so the brief was ours too: no client commissioned or paid for these reels.

Four finished Reels at 1080×1920, each with its own cover and end card: “What’s the catch?” (30.5 s), a voiced explainer on how you get a website (52.1 s), “Want more clients?” (28 s) and “Everything evolved” (30 s).

We wrote the scripts and made the kinetic type, the layouts, the AI imagery and clips, the AI presenter, the voice timing and the sound. The studio’s prices on screen come from its own offer: a launch site from $113 AI-assisted or $173 human-led, live in 3–5 working days. They are set against $16–$50 a month for a website builder and the $6,000 at which agency prices start, both from 2026 US cost guides.

Each reel is an HTML scene with a deterministic renderFrame(t) function. Headless Chrome draws every frame at 1080×1920 and 30 fps (4,218 frames across the four) and ffmpeg encodes them with the soundtrack, so a new word or a new price means a re-render, not a re-edit.

“Want more clients?” is kinetic type followed by a showcase of six services; “Everything evolved” sets AI-generated 3D objects and light on black, and just before its end card the VITON¹³ mark draws itself. The stills were generated with GPT Image 2.5 in Higgsfield and animated with Kling 3.0.

The voice is AI-generated (Higgsfield Seed Audio). For the explainer, a script trims the silences and works out when each word is spoken, so the words on screen land with the voice and the music drops beneath it. The presenter in “What’s the catch?” is an AI-generated image lip-synced to that same AI voice with Wan 2.7, and the frame labels it “AI presenter”.

The music and effects of each reel are synthesised in code. Before the final render we ran the openings of several versions through an AI virality predictor and used its scores to choose between them: a model’s estimate, not audience data.

Four finished reels, 140.6 seconds in total, each with its own cover. “Want more clients?” and “Everything evolved” end by asking viewers to DM “AUDIT” for a free homepage review, the explainer asks them to follow the account, and “What’s the catch?” ends with DM “SITE”. All four play on this page with sound.

These are our own reels for our own account, not client work. The people, products and 3D objects in them are AI-generated, and so are the voice and the presenter in “What’s the catch?”, who is not a real person. The website mock-ups show concept work, such as the VITALIANO assistant, next to one real client case, SB Excursions.

There is no reach, view or engagement data for these reels here, and we make no claim about their effect on followers, enquiries or sales. The virality predictor only helped us choose between openings; its scores say nothing about how the reels performed.

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