No Adobe. No After Effects. No templates.

Type it.
Hit Enter.
It’s posted.

Open Claude or Codex, tell it what you want, and Jig makes the video, the carousel, the reel and the caption. Finished files, not drafts. You never open an editor unless you want to.

We keep meeting people with the same problem .

They don’t lack ideas. They lack the hours between the idea and the post.

  • “Instagram every day? I run a shop.” Menus, products, events — the content is right there. Nobody has an afternoon to make it look like something.
  • “I took the course. I still have zero posts.” The course taught the tools. The first post still needs Photoshop, CapCut, and a weekend.
  • “Five channels. One designer. Me.” Every format is a separate file, a separate tool, a separate night.

From a one-line topic to a 47-second short

Nobody wrote a script, recorded a voice, picked shots or timed captions by hand. One line went into Claude, and Jig called its tools in turn. Here are the main steps.

Make a short on why Google Maps walking directions don’t work in Seoul. Use Walter’s voice and keep it under a minute.

  1. generate_tts Splits the script into 10 beats, Walter reads each one
  2. generate_image A picture for every beat
  3. create_edit_draft_from_clips Cut lengths follow the narration
  4. add_audio_layer Lays the voice in
  5. add_text_fx_layer Captions, key lines in yellow
  6. render_edit_draft Renders it at 9:16

Done, it runs 47 seconds. Want a different title or a calmer read? Just say so.

Questions people ask before signing up

I’ve never used a design tool. Can I do this?
Yes — that’s the point. You type sentences, not layers. Every example on this page was made from a chat message.
Do I need a paid Claude plan?
Jig works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT/Codex and Cursor. A free Claude account is enough to connect; heavier use benefits from a paid plan on their side, not ours.
What do the free credits cover?
Enough for your first carousel and a reel. Credits are spent only when Jig generates or renders.
Who owns the output? Where do photos come from?
You do. Photos are your uploads, free-licence stock Jig finds, or AI-generated images — each result says which.
Does it work in Korean?
Natively. Korean copy is written as Korean, not translated. Switch the page to 한국어 to see the Korean versions of everything here.