Your Facebook Page,
On Autopilot.

ReelForge creates short-form vertical videos formatted for Facebook Reels and video posts. Each video is scripted with a hook, body content, and a call to action — tailored to your niche. Styles include cinematic, UGC-style, tutorial, and story formats. Every video comes with burned-in subtitles and is assembled as a finished MP4, ready to post.

Not if you use the brand profile properly. ReelForge builds you a consistent AI brand character — a visual identity that carries across every scene, week after week. Scripts are written for your specific niche, tone, and audience. And every video is personally reviewed by our team before it's marked ready. You get finished, human-checked content — not raw AI output you'd be embarrassed to put your name on.

Any Facebook page you administer — business pages, creator pages, and brand pages all work. You connect via secure Facebook OAuth, so we never see or store your password. You can connect multiple pages and manage each as a separate brand profile.

Nothing bad. The $5 Try Out plan is a one-time purchase with no subscription to cancel — your 7 credits stay available until you use them. On monthly plans, you can cancel any time from your billing page. You keep access until the end of your current billing period. No fees, no penalties.

No. ReelForge builds an AI brand character and generates every scene for you. You never need a camera, a microphone, a studio, or to show your face. Faceless content brands and creators run their entire Facebook presence through ReelForge without ever filming a thing.

No — and that's the entire point. Once you approve your week plan, the pipeline runs completely in the background. Scripts get written, scenes get generated, MP4s get assembled. You could be asleep, at the gym, or on a flight. You get an email each time a video is ready. You don't babysit anything.

AI drafts the script and every scene — then our team personally reviews and produces each video before it's marked ready. You get human-checked quality, not raw, unedited AI output. It's the difference between content you'd happily put your brand name on and content you wouldn't.

Yes. When you connect your Facebook page, ReelForge reads it and proposes your niche, tone, and visual style — you just review and adjust. From that we build your AI brand character: a consistent visual identity that appears across every scene of every video, week after week. Your audience won't be able to tell which videos you made personally and which ones ReelForge made for you.

When you approve your week plan, you choose how your videos publish to your Facebook page: auto-scheduled at peak engagement times, saved as drafts for you to review first, or downloaded as MP4s so you post them yourself. The videos are already made. How and when they go live is entirely your call.

Yes — every topic, every hook, every format is editable before you hit Approve. The plan ReelForge generates is a first draft. You're the editor. Most people approve with zero changes. Some tweak a few titles. A few rebuild the whole thing. All options exist — the approval step is yours, always.

If you're saving videos as drafts, you review every one on your Facebook page before it goes public. If you're using 'Download Only' mode, you decide what gets posted. The system never publishes anything without the rules you set upfront. You're in control — you've just stopped doing the work.

$5. One time. 7 video credits — enough for one full week of content. No subscription starts automatically. No card-on-file surprise. Use your credits whenever you're ready. It's the fastest way to see a finished, human-reviewed video live on your actual Facebook page — for the cost of a coffee.

You could assemble tools yourself. You'd write prompts for every scene, generate images one by one, stitch them into video manually, sync subtitles by hand, upload to Facebook, schedule the post, then do it again tomorrow. That's still hours of work per video. ReelForge isn't a better shovel. It's the whole machine — plan, generate, assemble, review, post — running on autopilot. There's a difference between a tool and a system.