Long-form studio · Read 2026-11-06 · Not this form

Vidrush AI is a production studio, not this 5-second clip

VidRush turns a brief into a narrated video and then opens an editor. The form on this page makes one new silent clip instead.

This generator runs Kling 2.6 for a silent 5-second clip at 55 credits, with sound: false. Sign-up credits are 64, enough for one such clip. It is not VidRush and it does not publish to YouTube.

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VidRush
Run on Nano AI
Kling 2.6 · from 55 credits per video
Page updated
November 6, 2026

Source: docs.vidrush.ai

VidRush's own card

The image is the VidRush docs share card, downloaded on 2026-11-06. It is their marketing graphic, not a clip from this form. Homepage thumbnails that show a person were not used.

VidRush docs card: VidRush docs share card: the vidrush mark, the line Published long-form video, In under an hour, and a timeline marked 1s through 10s. Their card, not a Nano AI clip and not an hour of narration.
VidRush docs card · From the official showcaseVidRush docs share card: the vidrush mark, the line Published long-form video, In under an hour, and a timeline marked 1s through 10s. Their card, not a Nano AI clip and not an hour of narration.Source

What Vidrush AI documents, and what Nano AI runs

The VidRush docs, read on 2026-11-06, say Noah Morris and the VidRush team built a platform that takes a topic and handles the script, narration, visuals, editing, and a thumbnail, in under an hour. The same page says access is controlled: new users join a waitlist or need an invite. Before generation, a quote statement shows format, duration, language, model, voice, Brand Profile, and a credit estimate.

That page lists the formats Documentary, Explainer, Essay, News, and Listicle (Top 10). It names Deep Video v1 Pro for video B-roll, Deep Video v1 Mini for image-based visuals, and Persona I, an avatar-led model that generates footage and needs a custom script. It says there are 100+ voices across ElevenLabs and Cartesia, including 25 VidRush-exclusive voices, and it names German and Spanish among the languages. It also says the product does not do 3D animation, screen recordings, software tutorials, commentary, more than one person on camera, or vertical video.

The pricing page, read the same day, does not repeat every sentence. Its FAQ says Documentary and Top 10 videos, 6 to 60 minutes, in English, and that nothing is AI-generated footage. The docs say Persona I generates footage. This page prints both and does not merge them. The plans printed there are Starter at $99 per month with 2000 credits, Creator at $239 with 6000 credits, and Pro at $639 with 18000 credits. The FAQ says starting at $2.18 per finished minute and that yearly billing saves 20%. A text-to-video feature page says the render is an MP4 at 1080p and 30 frames per second. The footer names VIDRUSH AI STUDIOS LLP. None of those VidRush credits, voices, or renders are available on Nano AI.

Vidrush AI at a glance

Docs formats
Documentary, Explainer, Essay, News, Top 10
Pricing FAQ
Documentary and Top 10, 6 to 60 minutes, in English
Their plans
$99 / 2000, $239 / 6000, $639 / 18000
Their minute line
Starting at $2.18, yearly saves 20%
Their render line
MP4, 1080p, 30 frames per second
This form
Kling 2.6, 5 seconds, 55 credits, sound: false
Sign-up
64 credits, enough for one such clip

What this Vidrush AI page will not pretend to be

01

No timeline

The docs describe a built-in editor and a Rush Agent that swaps clips. This form has no timeline and cannot retime their project.

02

One silent clip

Kling 2.6 runs for 5 seconds at 55 credits, and the request sends sound: false. 64 sign-up credits cover that one clip.

03

Two pages, two claims

Docs name German and Spanish. The pricing FAQ says in English, and says nothing is AI-generated footage while the docs describe Persona I. Both were open on 2026-11-06.

04

No YouTube handoff

The button starts a Nano AI clip. It does not sign in to VidRush, spend their credits, or upload a video.

Vidrush AI beside this form

The first two columns are pages read on 2026-11-06. They disagree, so they stay in separate columns. The last column is Nano AI.

VidRush docsVidRush pricing FAQThis page
What it makesNarrated long-form, under an hourDocumentary and Top 10, 6 to 60 minutesOne silent 5-second clip
Footage linePersona I generates footage; Pro makes B-rollNothing is AI-generated footageA new Kling clip, not their library
LanguageIncludes German and SpanishIn EnglishThe prompt you type here
PriceA credit estimate before generation$99, $239, $639 per month55 credits; 64 at sign-up
EditorTimeline and Rush AgentDrag-and-drop editorNo timeline on this page

How to use this page

  1. 1

    Read which sentence you mean

    The docs and the pricing FAQ disagree on language, formats, and whether footage is generated. This page does not pick a winner.

  2. 2

    Use the form only for a new clip

    Pick a preset. Kling 2.6 runs 5 seconds at 55 credits with sound: false. It will not write a script, a voice, or a thumbnail.

  3. 3

    Keep their account separate

    A VidRush waitlist, invite, or pack of 2000, 6000, or 18000 credits is theirs. Nano AI cannot add those credits.

Presets for the Kling clip

These four prompts were written for this page. They ask for a short silent shot. They are not a VidRush brief and they do not request narration.

  • Desk lamp

    A desk lamp on an empty oak table clicks on, one warm pool of light, camera still, no people, no text, no logos.

  • Rain window

    Rain moves down a train window at night, an empty seat, city lights outside, no people, no readable signs.

  • Paper boat

    A paper boat drifts across a still basin, one ripple, overhead view, no people, no text.

  • Kettle

    A kettle on a stove releases a small plume of steam, close shot, no hands, no brand marks.

FAQ

Questions

Short answers from the pages read on 2026-11-06, and from the price of the form on this site.

Is this the VidRush app?

No. Vidrush AI here is a guide to their public docs and pricing. The form runs Kling 2.6, 5 seconds, 55 credits, sound: false. It does not open their editor.

Why do the two VidRush pages disagree?

On 2026-11-06 the docs named German and Spanish, plus Documentary, Explainer, Essay, News, and Top 10, and said Persona I generates footage. The pricing FAQ said Documentary and Top 10, 6 to 60 minutes, in English, and that nothing is AI-generated footage. This page does not merge those lines.

Can 64 credits buy their hour?

No. 64 sign-up credits cover one 55-credit Kling clip on this site. Their Starter plan prints $99 and 2000 of their own credits. The units are not the same.

Does this form narrate?

No. The Kling request sends sound: false. ElevenLabs, Cartesia, and the 25 exclusive voices stay on their site. This page does not clone a voice.

What is Persona I?

The docs say Persona I is avatar-led, generates footage to match a custom script, and is not the same as Deep Video v1 Mini. This page does not run Persona I, Pro, or Mini.

Is Nano AI affiliated with VidRush?

No. Nano AI is not affiliated with VidRush or VIDRUSH AI STUDIOS LLP. Their docs and pricing were read on 2026-11-06.

Related pages

Nano AI is an independent service and is not affiliated with VidRush or VIDRUSH AI STUDIOS LLP. Their docs and pricing page were read on 2026-11-06. Where those pages disagree, both wordings are quoted. The form runs Kling 2.6.