AI trailer generator: building trailers automatically – Creator Support

Cutting a trailer by hand takes time most creators don't have. The AI trailer generator watches through your scene, picks the best moments, and assembles a trailer for you — and you can review every clip before it's made.

Generating a trailer

Go to Content → Scenes and open the scene's trailer options.
Click AI Generate.
Choose your settings (below) and start.

Your settings

Style

Pick the kind of trailer you want:

Sexy tease
Most explicit moments
Build-up to climax
Faces & reactions
Show every position

Target length

Choose 30, 60, 90, or 120 seconds, or enter a custom length — anywhere from 5 to 300 seconds.

Pacing

Fast — around 3-second clips
Normal — around 5-second clips
Slow — around 8-second clips

Faster pacing fits more moments into the same runtime; slower lets each one land.

Hints (optional)

Describe anything specific you want included or emphasized. The AI uses your hints when choosing moments.

Intro & outro

Include your branded intro and outro clips in the generated trailer.

Generate & review, or Autopilot

Two ways to finish:

Generate & review — the AI builds a storyboard of its chosen clips and stops. You can reorder clips, remove any you don't want, then encode when you're happy. Best when the trailer matters.
Autopilot — the AI's picks are encoded straight away, no review step. Best when you're working through a backlog.

Either way, the finished trailer replaces the scene's current trailer, and progress shows in the trailer window. You can close the dialog and it keeps running.

SFW trailers

The same tool can build a safe-for-work trailer. In SFW mode the AI keeps only frames with no nudity or sex acts and picks the best safe moments, with its own set of styles:

Flirty
Show personality
Outfits & looks
Story / setup

SFW trailers go to SFW approval when they finish, arriving as pending — they're reviewed before going live. See SFW mode: previewing and choosing what visitors see.

Tips

Use Generate & review on your headline releases and Autopilot on your back catalogue.
Try a shorter target length than feels right — a tight 30 seconds usually outperforms a loose 90.
If the result misses something important, add it to Hints and generate again rather than editing by hand.
Trailers show when they were last updated, so you can see at a glance which scenes have a fresh one.

For uploading your own trailer instead, see Thumbnails and trailers.