AI Videos · 3D Studio
Nursery rhyme videos, really sung
New rhymes with a chorus children can repeat, a real singing voice, sing-along captions and actions to copy.
How it works differently
Rhymes are written new for you, never copied from existing ones, so you aren't reusing someone else's song. Characters clap, jump and wave along so children can join in.
Try ideas like
People use it for
- Rhyme channels
- Preschool lessons
- Rhymes in Indian languages
- Learning colours and numbers
What Ambo makes for you
- A script with a hook in the first two seconds
- Characters with their own look and voice
- A real action and shot for every line
- Natural voices, in over 40 languages
- Music, sound effects and word-by-word captions
- A caption, hashtags and title for posting
What you can choose
- Reel, square or YouTube size
- Up to 90 seconds for reels, 5 minutes for full videos
- Places around the world, by day, dusk or night
- Film looks from comedy to thriller
- Your own script, staged word for word
- Build characters free, or star in it from one photo
What it costs
A 30-second video uses about 40 credits. 1 credit is ₹1 before GST. You see the price before anything runs, the live preview is free, and you pay only for what it really used, up to that price.
Two studios in AI Videos
Video Studio makes AI footage that looks filmed. 3D Studio makes animated shows with characters who act and talk. Credits work in both.
From idea to video
- 1Say what it’s aboutOne line is enough. Pick a type and language, or let Ambo choose.
- 2Read the scriptChange any line, shot or place. Watch a free live preview in your browser.
- 3See the priceYou see what it costs before the final video is made.
- 4Post itYour video arrives with a caption, hashtags and a title.
Questions, answered.
Is the singing real?
It is a real sung vocal with music, made by an AI music model. No text-to-speech voice is used.
Can I use a famous rhyme?
Each rhyme is written new. Traditional words may be fine for you to use, but please check that a song is out of copyright before pasting it.
