A film crew for every car. Without the film crew.

Paste the listing link and AI turns the photos you already have into a cinematic video in minutes. No studio, no editor.

Dealer site or marketplace link, or paste the Vehicle Identification Number: the 17 characters in the listing details. Paste it for AutoTrader, Cars.com, CarGurus and KBB, which block link reading..

Video sells cars.

Shoppers watch before they call. The listings with a video get the views.

13%

more views for listings with a video

Cox Automotive, Autotrader listings

65%

of shoppers say vehicle videos matter when they shop

Cox Automotive consumer video study

60%

visit the dealer after watching a video of the car

Google / Cox Automotive, via Invoca

A video used to take a crew.

The old way

  • Book a photographer
  • Wait for the editor
  • Find someone to post it
  • Hours per car, if it happens at all

One car a week, on a good week.

With VanillaSky

  • Paste the listing link
  • Check the storyboard
  • Pay $5
  • Post the video

Every car on the lot, in minutes each.

Just your photos. We do the rest.

Three places, your car in all of them. Pick one, check the storyboard, post it.

Mountain pass

2025 Audi RS6 Avant

Coast road

2023 Tesla Model Y

City at night

2021 Volkswagen Golf R

$5 a car. See the storyboard, then pay.

$5 a car

The storyboard is free to see: your photos, your price, the words on screen. Pay $5 and the video is made. One car is one look: the 25 second and the 12 second video, and any re-cut of it. Another look is another car.

Made a car? Add $25 or $50 to your balance for the next ones. Same price per car.

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Want help making videos for your inventory? Tell us how many cars you list a month. Automated inventory feeds are not currently self-service.

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Prices in USD. No account, no subscription.

What dealers ask before the first video.

Which listing sites work?

Paste the link from most dealer websites, Craigslist, OfferUp, Bring a Trailer, TrueCar, Edmunds, Carfax, Carvana or CarMax and we read the listing from it. AutoTrader, Cars.com, CarGurus and KBB block automated reading, so there you paste the car’s VIN and we pull the same listing. For any other site, upload the photos and type one line of details. It takes a minute and the video is the same.

What is a VIN and where do I find it?

The VIN is the 17-character vehicle identification number every car has. Every listing shows it under “VIN” in the details. It is also on the driver’s-side dashboard, visible through the windshield, and on the door-jamb sticker. Paste it and we pull the listing: photos, price, mileage and dealer.

Can I use my own logo and colors?

Yes. Upload your logo and it replaces ours. Pick an accent color and a headline font, and fill in the dealer card with your name, phone, website and city. They go on every video you make.

Will it look like my car?

AI creates motion from your photos; Journey and Studio also create scenery. We constrain the camera and use your confirmed facts for numbers. Review wheels, badges and other details before posting; report errors to support.

Who owns the video?

You can download and use the finished video for your advertising, provided you have the necessary rights to the input photos, logo and listing content. See the draft terms and review the result before posting.

What if a video is wrong?

Email [email protected] with your video link and the incorrect detail or scene. We review correction and refund requests. Do not pay for another car to fix a mistake without contacting us first.

How long does it take?

Timing depends on the queue, selected concept and generation providers. The progress page shows the current stage; save the link or add an email for notification.

Do I need an account?

No. You paste the listing, see the storyboard and pay without signing up. Use the same browser to come back to your car; the video link is for viewing. Checkout takes an email for the receipt and the ready link.

Is my inventory shared with anyone?

We send photos and relevant listing text to generation providers to create your video. Hosting, email and payment services process the information needed for their roles. Unpaid runs are normally removed after 14 days; see Privacy for details.