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Baz is an AI video generator for software demos, launch videos and motion graphics. Create faster with templates and API automation.

Baz

What is Baz?

Baz is an AI video generator for creating software demo videos and other motion graphics from a single prompt. It lets users choose a skill or starting style, add context, and have Baz generate a full video that matches the requested format.

The product is aimed at creators, product teams, and agencies that need to turn app features, launches, or social content into video without assembling each project manually. The site also shows that Baz can be used through its API for automated content creation.

Key Features

  • Prompt-based video generation — Start with a skill or blank project, add context, and Baz generates a full video structure from the prompt.
  • Template and skill remixing — Users can remix existing skills for different content types such as software demos, UI videos, data and finance clips, social media, and maps.
  • Editing with prompts — The product indicates that users can edit videos by prompting Baz, rather than working only in a traditional timeline editor.
  • AI model selection handled by Baz — The site says Baz selects from the latest AI models in one platform, so users do not need to choose tools manually for each task.
  • API access for automation — Baz offers an API, API docs, and API key access for teams that want to generate or automate video creation programmatically.
  • Export and branding options by plan — Paid plans include watermark-free videos, brand templates, brand-trained workflows, and custom brand workflow training.

How to Use Baz

A typical workflow starts by choosing a skill or starting from a blank project, then adding instructions, screenshots, or other context for the video. Baz generates the video draft based on that prompt and the selected style.

After generation, users can refine the result with prompt-based edits, then export the video. Teams with automation needs can use the API instead of the web workflow.

Use Cases

  • Product demos for new features — Create a video that introduces a software update or feature release with step-by-step visual explanation.
  • Launch videos — Produce a short announcement video for a new product or feature without building the entire edit manually.
  • Social content for product marketing — Generate promotional clips for social channels using reusable styles and prompt-driven variations.
  • Agency content production — Support a higher-volume workflow for teams producing many videos each month across different campaigns and clients.
  • Automated video generation via API — Build video creation into an internal tool or content pipeline for repeatable production at scale.

FAQ

Does Baz require starting from a template? No. The site shows both skill-based starting points and the option to start from a blank project.

Can Baz be used for more than software demos? Yes. The examples shown include software demos and UI, data and finance, social media, and maps.

Does Baz support team or agency workflows? Yes. The site mentions team pricing and an agency-style service for producing videos at scale.

Is there an API available? Yes. Baz lists API access, API docs, and API key support.

Are all exports watermark-free? No. Based on the pricing shown, watermark-free videos are included in the Creator plan and above, while the Free plan includes watermarked exports.

Alternatives

  • Traditional video editors — Tools like timeline-based editors give more manual control but require assembling scenes and edits by hand.
  • AI text-to-video generators — Similar products can generate videos from prompts, but may focus on broader generative video rather than software demo workflows and template remixing.
  • Motion graphics tools — These are better suited to manual design and animation work when a team needs finer control over visual composition.
  • Agency or outsourced video production — A human production workflow can handle custom requests and high-touch branding, but usually takes more coordination than a prompt-driven tool.