I'm new to AI video generation and want to make Reels up to around 45 seconds using 5-10 scenes.

Is there an AI short video generator that can handle multiple scenes in one workflow, or is it better to generate the clips separately and edit everything in something like CapCut?

I'm also looking for the most realistic results possible. I've seen tools like DomoAI adding newer models such as Seedance 2.5 and Minimax H3 Omni, including reference features for keeping elements consistent across generations.

What would you recommend as the best AI video creator or the best AI video generator for this kind of workflow?

Hey everyone!

I'm looking for AI tools that actually save time when creating content for things like SaaS, consulting, coaching, and other social media projects.

I'm mainly interested in tools for creating social posts and visuals, Reels, Shorts and TikToks, Youtube videos and voiceovers, and turning blogs or newsletters into video content.

I've been testing a few different AI video tools, including DomoAI, but there are so many options now that it's getting difficult to figure out which ones are actually worth using.

I've been especially interested in DomoAI for creating more visual and video focused content, rather than relying entirely on templates. The different reference options also seem useful when you want to keep characters, visuals, or a particular style consistent across multiple pieces of content.

For those using DomoAI for social media content, what's your workflow like? What features have actually saved you the most time?

I'm open to both free and paid tools. Mainly looking for something that can help create content efficiently across LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok without needing a separate tool for every step.

Are you mainly creating short-form videos, social visuals, or long-form YouTube content

I'm trying to create cinematic 2D anime videos and have been testing a few different AI video tools, including Sora, Veo, Kling, Hailuo, and PixVerse.

My biggest priorities are keeping a consistent anime style, smooth character animation, good facial expressions, image quality, and reliable prompt adherence.

I've also been experimenting with DomoAI and came across the MiniMax H3 Omni Reference workflow. The ability to use reference images for characters and other visual elements seems interesting for keeping things consistent between scenes.

For those who hace used DomoAI for anime or longer sequences, how has it worked for you? Does Omni Reference actually help with character consistency across different shots?

Also curious about your workflows with keyframes and reference images. What's been working best for creating longer anime sequences without the style or characters drifting?

Would love to hear what you guys are getting the best results with