by Seán (14.05.2025)
If you've ever tried to create a high-quality video using AI tools, you’ve probably run into this problem: it’s never just one tool.
You might start with a script-writing assistant. Then jump to a mood analyzer or a storyboard generator. After that, you might need a separate tool for audio generation or segmentation, another for visual prompt generation, and yet another to actually render the scenes. And somewhere in the middle, you’ll be bouncing between your personal templates, trying to keep things consistent. Not to mention spending hours stitching it all together manually.
The result?
You’ve spent more time managing tools than creating content, nevermind the cost of purchasing multiple tools and platforms.
The AI Tool Stack is Out of Control
There are amazing tools out there — no doubt about that. But the reality for creators and marketers is that video production has become a patchwork. Tools don’t always talk to each other. Formats break. You lose creative flow jumping between dashboards.
One time, I remember it took me over 6 hours, well into the night until I managed to get the short sequence I was trying to create. All the AI automation did not feel as liberating as it could be.