Virvid (formerly Shoorts)

Virvid targets the huge market of 'faceless' short-form creators — affiliate marketers, brand accounts, meme pages and solo entrepreneurs who want a steady publishing cadence without filming themselves. The workflow is deliberately linear: enter a topic, pick a visual style that is already trending, choose a voice, and let the AI assemble script, visuals, captions, transitions and music in a couple of minutes. A built-in editor handles any manual tweaks, and there is a library of copyright-free tracks plus 80+ realistic voice avatars in more than 20 languages.

What separates Virvid from most one-off AI video tools is automation. With Daily Series you authorize your social accounts and set a topic, niche and publishing time; from then on the platform generates and posts content every day. You can run multiple series across multiple connected accounts, which suits agencies and creators operating several channels or niches in parallel. The team says styles and formats are refreshed weekly to track whatever is performing on short-form feeds right now.

The service is sold as a monthly or yearly subscription (yearly currently carries a discount) with Lite, Standard and Pro tiers roughly at $39, $69 and $129 per month. Higher tiers increase the number of shorts, the number of auto-posted daily series and the monthly AI credit allowance. You should treat virality claims sceptically: auto-posting helps consistency, which matters for algorithmic reach, but no tool can guarantee views.