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AI B-roll for the shot you did not get

The missing cutaway, made to length.

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A man on a Manhattan street

Prompt to video

AI B-roll gives you another way to fill a gap discovered in the edit. Describe the cutaway you need, review the generated take and trim it alongside the footage already on your timeline.

Describe the missing shot for AI B-roll

You already know what the shot is: hands on a keyboard, rain on a window, the street at dusk. Writing that sentence is faster than scrolling a library for something adjacent to it.

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Generate

Real prompt, real output. Only the wait is sped up — a render takes a few minutes.

Why it holds up

Match the footage it sits next to

A cutaway that disagrees with the scene reads as an insert from another film. Pull a still out of your own footage and animate that, so the light and the look carry over instead of being described from memory.

It lands where the hole is

The generator lives in the app the project lives in. The clip arrives on the timeline under the voice track and gets trimmed to the gap there, not exported out of one tool and back into another.

Made in Bunsy

What it produces

Clips made in Bunsy, exactly as they came out of the app.

Make your own
  • A man on a Manhattan street

    A man on a Manhattan street

  • An anime kid running through tall grass

    An anime kid running through tall grass

  • A mug of coffee at sunrise

    A mug of coffee at sunrise

  • Running over a fallen tree in a forest

    Running over a fallen tree in a forest

  • A woman reaching towards a park fountain

    A woman reaching towards a park fountain

  • A princess at a mirror, generated in Bunsy

    A princess at a mirror, generated in Bunsy

  • A robot watching over an editor at work

    A robot watching over an editor at work

Questions

How long can an AI B-roll clip run?

A few seconds per generation, which is about as long as a cutaway should hold anyway. For a longer stretch, generate two angles of the same scene and cut between them — that reads better than one shot held past its welcome.

Is generated b-roll better than stock?

Stock is real footage and it is instant, and for a generic city skyline it wins. Generation wins when the shot is specific — your product, your setting, an idea nothing was ever filmed for. Bunsy has no stock library; what it has is the ability to make the shot.

Do I need to disclose a generated cutaway?

A synthetic shot inside otherwise real footage is exactly what the platform rules are written about. Label it where the platform asks — the alternative is a strike on a video that was fine.

Your first clip is
a minute away.

Free to download. Nothing to set up.