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You’re Gonna Laugh, But We Have Another New AI Video Generator

|Author: Viacheslav Vasipenok|3 min read| 6
You’re Gonna Laugh, But We Have Another New AI Video Generator

Yes, I know. Take a deep breath. We just got used to the current lineup, and here comes another one.

You’re Gonna Laugh, But We Have Another New AI Video GeneratorA company called Video Rebirth has just dropped their new model and service, simply named Bach.Art.

Let’s get the immediate spoiler out of the way: No, this is not a Sora-level revolutionary breakthrough. Judging by the longer clips, the raw generation quality feels closer to KlingAI version 3 — if not a bit earlier. And no, it is not open-source.

But don't write it off just yet. Bach.Art has a few specific tricks up its sleeve that make it worth your attention.

The Big Selling Point: Character Consistency

You’re Gonna Laugh, But We Have Another New AI Video GeneratorWhere most budget video generators fail miserably is character stability. Heads turn, and suddenly your character has three eyes or an entirely different face.

Bach.Art is heavily emphasizing character consistency. They claim that characters won't "melt" or warp during camera cuts, head rotations, or dynamic camera movements.

And it’s not just marketing hype. On X (Twitter), independent users have been testing it with impressive results.

For instance, check out this generation of Anne Hathaway—this isn't a cherry-picked promo from the developers, but real user-generated content, and the facial consistency holds up surprisingly well.

Features: Promise vs. Reality

You’re Gonna Laugh, But We Have Another New AI Video GeneratorBach.Art is heavily marketing 1080p output and a feature called Multi-Shot Montage, which promises clips up to 30 seconds long by understanding directorial storyboards inside a single prompt.

However, after digging around their website, there's a slight catch:

  • On the free plan, a single video generation is limited to 6 seconds.
  • Therefore, that "30-second montage" is essentially 5 sequential clips stitched together with 4 cuts—all generated from one master prompt.

Aside from video generation, it comes with the whole package:

  • Audio: Sound effects, lip-syncing, and voiceovers.
  • Modes: Standard Image-to-Video and Reference-to-Video (which allows you to feed the model up to 8 reference images for maximum control).

The Token Economy: What Does It Cost?

You’re Gonna Laugh, But We Have Another New AI Video GeneratorThe pricing structure is actually quite generous and casual-user friendly:

  • Free Plan: Sign in with Google and get 60 credits immediately.
  • Daily Bonus: They promise to top you up with another 60 credits every day.
  • Paid Tier: For $15, you can purchase 800 credits.
  • The Best Part: Paid credits do not expire at the end of the month.
  • The Cost: Generating a 6-second clip in 720p will run you 24 credits.

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The "Wild West" Advantage

You’re Gonna Laugh, But We Have Another New AI Video GeneratorHere is the real reason you might want to try it right now: It seems they currently have absolutely zero filters on celebrity faces.

While Runway and Luma will instantly block you for trying to generate famous actors, Bach.Art lets you go wild.

All in all, it’s a robust, trendy service. It’s no Sora killer, but the consistency is real, and the lack of strict guardrails makes it a fantastic sandbox.

Go ahead, head over to Bach.Art, try it out, and drop your best Tom Cruises and Brad Pitts in the comments!

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