I'm XingYu, the founder of MakeShort. I'm building a browser workflow for creators who start with a written story and need narration, captions, visuals, and music in a finished short video. The current product has workflows for scripts, Reddit stories, and chat-style conversations. Creators can choose voice and subtitle styles, preview the result, and export an MP4 for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, or Reels. A concrete use case: take an original short story, tighten it into a spoken script, choose the narration and background, then check caption readability and audio balance before exporting. You still need to review the story, pronunciation, and final video; generating a draft doesn't replace that judgment. I'd particularly like feedback on the balance between a guided workflow and editing control. When making narrated shorts, which step most often sends you back to another editor: voice delivery, caption timing, or matching visuals to the story? What would you need to adjust before you'd feel comfortable publishing? Product: https://www.makeshort.ai/ Sharing my own product here; it has paid subscription plans.
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Short-form creators often spend more time editing than testing ideas. MakeShort.ai removes that bottleneck by turning Reddit-style stories, fictional chat conversations, and scripts into polished vertical videos with narration, captions, and ready-to-post formatting. It is built for creators who want to move from idea to published Shorts faster.
