Mirage just rolled out a conversational editor inside the Captions app that lets users edit footage simply by typing prompts. Instead of messing with timelines, you can tell the AI to zoom in at three seconds, drop in subtitles, or apply a specific visual vibe, with most changes rendering in under 10 seconds.
AI video startup Captions just rebranded as Mirage, signaling a major push into frontier research. The $500M company plans to build multimodal foundation models tailored specifically for TikTok and Reels, while bringing its creator app and ad platform Mirage Studio under one roof.
Captions just rolled out Mirage Studio, powered by its proprietary omni-modal foundation model. Creators can upload an audio track, describe a scene, or drop in a reference photo to generate lifelike actors that laugh, flinch, sing, and rap on cue. It's available now for anyone looking to pump out high-energy video content in minutes.
Captions just launched Mirage, an AI model designed specifically for generating UGC-style video ads with virtual spokespersons. Users can supply a script or audio to produce realistic avatars featuring nuanced body language and micro-expressions, with full control over outfits, backdrops, and emotions. It dramatically lowers the bar for scaling testimonial-style ad creative.
Captions just rolled out an AI-powered social media manager that scans business websites and automatically generates video marketing campaigns. The tool extracts site content and trends to build a posting schedule, then produces ready-to-publish Reels and TikTok clips using digital avatars. It is available now for Max and Scale subscribers starting at $25 a month.
Video editing app Captions just launched AI edit, a new feature that automatically adds graphics, zooms, transitions, music, and sound effects to vertical talking-head videos. It can also be paired with the app's 12 AI avatars, letting creators generate and fully edit clips from a simple text prompt in minutes.
