Frequently asked questions

Jiju Studio is a web studio that turns a reel link, an uploaded video or an AI tool's website into a finished vertical Hinglish explainer reel. It writes the script, records the voice-over, captures the tool's website, edits everything into a 1080×1920 video and writes captions for Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. It is the studio behind the daily @jiju.ai reel series.

Creators and small teams who explain AI tools, apps and tech news to an Indian audience in Hinglish, and who want to post every day without spending hours scripting, recording and editing each reel.

Not yet. Right now the studio is used by its owner to run the Jiju AI series. You can join the waitlist by email and we will write when accounts open.

Usually a few minutes from start to a playable video. Analysing the source, writing the script, capturing the website, recording the voice and rendering all run automatically; you can close the page while it works.

You paste the reel's link and press Next. The studio downloads the video to its own server, shows you a preview, and then you add notes — the tool's website, the angle, anything to avoid — before it makes the new reel. The downloaded file is only used as source material for your remake.

Only import reels you made yourself or have permission to reuse. Jiju Studio is built to explain and remake a topic in your own template and voice, not to re-upload someone else's video. When you build on another creator's idea, credit them in the caption. Read our guide to repurposing the right way.

Private accounts, deleted reels, age-restricted posts and links that need a login cannot be downloaded. Check that the reel opens in a private browser window without logging in. You can always upload the video file directly instead.

No. You can give just a link to a tool's website or GitHub repo plus a few notes, and the studio will read the page, pick the key facts and build the reel from screen captures.

Two options: an energetic AI narrator voice tuned for fast reels, recorded line by line with a mood for each shot, or your own cloned voice. You pick one in Settings and can switch any time; existing videos don't change.

The script is written the way people actually talk — Hindi sentence flow with English tech words left in English — and each recording is checked by an automatic pronunciation pass that lists missing, wrong or slurred words. If something sounds off, you ask for a re-record in chat.

Not yet. The script rules, pronunciation check and voice settings are tuned for Hinglish, because that is what the Jiju AI audience watches. Other languages are on the list for later.

Type the change in the reel's chat — for example “make the hook punchier”, “say the price clearly” or “re-record the voice”. Text-only changes are re-rendered without new voice costs; voice changes re-record and render a new version. Every version is kept.

An MP4 at 1080×1920, 30 fps, with music ducked under the voice, plus a separate caption for Instagram, Facebook and YouTube Shorts (title, description and tags) and a pinned-comment line with source links. You can download everything.

The studio saves each finished step. Press Resume and it continues from the step that stopped instead of starting over, so you don't pay twice for analysis, script or voice work that already finished.

It can publish and schedule to YouTube today, after you connect your channel with Google login. Instagram and Facebook publishing is built but waits on Meta's app review, so for now you download the video and post it there yourself.

Autopilot scans trending AI topics every day — GitHub trending, Hacker News, Hugging Face and YouTube India — picks the strongest new idea and drafts a reel at your chosen time. By default it waits for your review; auto-scheduling is optional.

Each video gets a 0–100 score: 40 points for reach compared with your usual video, 30 for engagement (likes, comments and shares per view) and 30 for how much of the video people watch. AI suggestions then explain what to repeat and what to fix next.