Video ads are included on every paid plan (Lite and up). See Credits & billing.
How it works
1
Say what you want
One sentence is enough: “Make me a video ad for Bioma.” Goose picks up the brand from your account. If you have several brands, it asks which one.
2
Tell Goose what the ad is for
One open question: a launch, a sale, explaining how the product works, showing real results. Whatever you say is written into the brief and shapes the script.
3
Pick a format
Goose shows a table of formats that fit your goal, best fit first, each with a demo video you can watch. Pick one.
4
Answer the format's questions
Only the questions that format needs. A voice pick comes with playable samples. Some formats need nothing at all.
5
Approve the plan and the price
Goose shows the script together with every production choice (who is on screen, where, which product photos, voice, sound, end card) and the exact maximum credits. Nothing is made until you say yes.
6
Approve the ingredients
The cheap things come first. You see and approve the look, hear the voice sample, hear the music, see the storyboard, and see the end card before any expensive clip is generated.
7
Approve the video
The finished MP4 arrives in the chat as a link. Accept it, ask for a targeted change, or reject it.
What you can make
Every format is a vertical, feed-ready video that ends on your real logo. There are phone-screen stories (iMessage, ChatGPT, Apple Notes, notifications, AirDrop), text-and-product-photo motion pieces (kinetic type, value props, product reels, promo cards), people and characters on screen (a talking creator, a two-host podcast skit, a reaction meme, a dance story, an animated character), and a real before-and-after built from your own photos. Browse every format with a demo video at make.gooseworks.ai/videos. The table Goose shows in chat is the same live list, ordered by fit for what you told it the ad is for.What your brand needs
Every format reads your brand kit. Most need only:- A logo. It is placed as-is on the end card, never redrawn.
- Product photos. Clean, product-only shots work best. Range formats (mosaic, AirDrop, photo grid) want four or more clearly different photos.
If the brand kit is missing something a format needs, Goose says so in plain words and stops before anything is charged. Fix the kit, then ask again.
The approvals, one by one
Goose spends your credits cheapest-first and stops for your approval at every step that matters. At each stop you can use it, change it, or stop.
Not every format has every stop. A chat format has no look or voice; a silent format has no voice. Goose only shows the stops that apply.
Credits and pricing
- You approve an exact maximum before anything runs. The quote comes from the server for your brand and your answers. Format cards never carry a price.
- The maximum is a cap, not the charge. Credits are reserved when you approve. When the video is done, you are charged only for the work that actually ran, and the unused reservation is released.
- Cheap first, expensive last. Scripts, voice samples, and end cards cost cents. Video clips are the expensive part and never start until every earlier stop is approved.
- 100 credits = $1.
For how credits settle in general, see How credits are used.
Changing things
You can change one part of a video without buying it again. Goose prices the change first and tells you what will re-run.
Some formats write their own words and take no hand edits: the talking creator, podcast skit, reaction meme, and dance story. Goose says so in the format table before you choose. A redraft still works for those.
A line can be refused when it makes a claim your brand kit does not support (a number, a health claim). Goose tells you why and offers a rewrite.
Where your videos live
- In the chat. The accepted MP4 link is delivered where you ordered it.
- The order page. Every order has a page in the app showing the script, the production choices, each approval, the credits charged so far, and the finished video. Goose links it when useful; you do not need it to approve.
- Your library. Finished videos appear alongside your other creatives in the brand’s library, with a badge linking back to their order.
Common issues
“Video isn’t available on your plan”- Video needs a paid plan. Pick one under Settings > Billing.
- The brand kit is missing a logo or product photos, or brand research is still running. Check the brand kit and try again.
- Your brand’s product photos include artwork. Replace them with real product shots or app screenshots, then order again. The end card of an existing order can be refreshed with a free end-card edit.
- The chat table is the live catalogue. If it is not listed, it is not available yet.
- Ask Goose to read the order status. It reads first and never charges to check. One order is one project; a second project would be a second charge.
Order from your coding agent
The same flow runs over the GooseWorks MCP. Load thegoose-video skill (catalog_fetch(type: "skill", slug: "goose-video")) and say what you want. The tools underneath are:
If you order from a terminal host (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) and your machine has ffmpeg and Chromium installed, Goose offers to assemble the final video on your machine instead of the server; generation and approvals stay the same. For a video project you started in the app’s composer, load
goose-video-local. See Ad Remixer MCP.
Next steps
Brands & brand kit
Get the logo and product photos right before you order.
Ad Remixer MCP
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor to order videos from your own AI app.
Static ads
Remix a proven image ad into your brand.
Credits & billing
Plans, credit packs, and what video needs.
Questions? Reach out at help@gooseworks.ai.