Updated: October 24, 2026.
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| Name | Magic Hour AI |
| Overview | Magic Hour AI is an all-in-one AI video creation platform that empowers creators, marketers, and storytellers to generate video content from text, images or video clips. Its browser tools include face swaps, animations and lip sync; results depend on the selected model, settings and source material. Designed to speed up production, it’s ideal for content ideation, experimentation, and delivery. |
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These dollar-denominated offers were displayed on October 24, 2026; other regional displays can differ. Credit costs vary by tool, model and settings. Magic Hour’s credit guide says unused credits do not expire, including after subscription cancellation. One-time packs can be bought without a subscription, but they do not unlock subscription-only models, resolutions, upload limits, web concurrency or priority queues. Keeping credits after canceling does not preserve subscription-only access. Applicable tax is added at payment. Confirm the selected currency, allocation and billing term. More details: Magic Hour Pricing. |
| Tags | AI video editor, text to video, image to video, face swap, lip sync AI, creative video tool, AI animation, marketing content creator |
| App available? | Browser-based tools and a developer API. API use shares the prepaid account balance, but endpoint and model availability can differ from the web app. No native mobile-store listing was verified in this review. |
Magic Hour’s terms require users to be 18 or older. Commercial use of generated assets requires a paid subscription, credit-pack purchase or separately agreed paid usage arrangement, plus appropriate rights to the source material. Otherwise generated assets are for personal, non-commercial use. Sources: tool limits and API FAQ and current terms.
Image context: The existing Magic Hour homepage screenshot shows earlier marketing copy and a provider sample image. Its capture date is unknown; it is not a generation test or proof of current output quality.








