Your rules, their verdict
Post where your line is and let followers tell you if you are too strict. The comments do the arguing for you.
Is my boyfriend allowed to like other girls’ photos?
One rule fills the frame, the viewer decides for themselves, and an allowed or not-allowed plate lands on the beat. Two counters keep score while they argue with you in the comments. Write the rules or let the AI, then finish it in the editor.
Three steps, and the first two are free.
One short line each, starting with a verb, and where your line is. Or give the AI a subject and let it write eight.
Six looks, what the plate says in your language, and a slider for how long the viewer gets to decide.
The video moves to the dashboard as it is, with its blocks, so you can add the voice-over, the footage behind it and the music.
Everything on this page is the real engine, not a mock-up of it.
Both counters are computed from the same reveals the plates use, so they can never disagree with what is on screen.
The same rules with every verdict turned around is the reply everybody films. It is one button here, not a second set of cards.
It overshoots, settles, and lights the frame in its own colour for a few frames. That hit is the format, and it lands exactly when the voice says it.
The rule is laid out at the largest size that still fits the card, wrapping on words, so a long line shrinks instead of running off the edge.
Give it a subject and it writes the rules, the verdicts and the line the voice reads. It will not write anything that turns the game into surveillance.
The timeline under the preview is the dashboard editor. What you arrange here is what opens there, layer for layer.
The "is your boyfriend allowed to" video generator is a free online tool that turns a list of relationship rules into a verdict video. Each rule fills the frame, viewers decide for themselves, then an allowed or not-allowed plate lands on the beat while two counters keep score. Write the rules or let the AI write eight, and flip every verdict in one click for the reply video.
Post where your line is and let followers tell you if you are too strict. The comments do the arguing for you.
Is my boyfriend allowed to like other girls’ photos?
Take a trending set of rules, flip every verdict and post your reply. Same cards, opposite answers, and it gets found under the original.
The same eight rules, every verdict flipped
Use the rules to open a real discussion, then explain each verdict in the voice-over. It turns a trend into advice people save.
Is my boyfriend allowed to go through my phone?
Small, absurd rules get the strongest reactions, because everyone has an opinion on the last slice of pizza.
Is my boyfriend allowed to eat the last slice of pizza?
Play it on the TV and let everyone call allowed or not before the plate lands. The counters settle who is the strictest.
Is my boyfriend allowed to go on holiday with his friends?
Rules about gifts and dates, posted a week before the holiday. The not-allowed verdicts are a gentle hint to buy properly.
Is my boyfriend allowed to buy flowers at a petrol station?
Writing the rules, restyling them, retiming them and watching them play is free and needs no account. Asking the AI to write a set, and saving the video to your dashboard, needs one.
Yes, and from this same page: the AI picker offers both, and the tool has a page of its own for each so the one people search for is the one they land on.
Yes. "Flip all" turns every verdict around, which is exactly how the answer video gets made -- the same rules, the other person deciding.
Each card carries the rule that is read out and the line spoken when the verdict lands. The voice is generated in the editor, where you pick the voice and the language.
The video is created in your workspace with its blocks intact, so the per-card audio, the timing and the timeline all work on it straight away.
Every one of them runs in the browser, no account needed to try.
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Start from the sample above, or write your own first rule.