SCNZ is the B-roll layer of your production workflow. Paste a script, get back a full media kit: timestamped scenes, matched stock footage from five libraries, and motion graphics from 30 templates.

How does the AI decide which media to use?

It reads your script, extracts the context and intent of each scene, generates targeted search keywords, then scores every result for relevance — so the best clip surfaces first, not just the most downloaded one.

Yes, and that's intentional. BYOK (bring-your-own-key) means your keys live in your browser only — we never see them, store them, or send them anywhere. You stay in control.

Can I customize templates?

Every template is fully configurable: colors, text, data values, timing. The AI picks what fits, but you can swap or tweak anything before you export.

Is there a free plan?

The free plan is not a demo — it's the full product. Unlimited projects, all 30 templates, every AI provider, and the YouTube scene splitter. No credit card, no expiry.

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Comparison

BYOK AI video tools vs managed AI tools

SCNZ supports a bring-your-own-key workflow so creators can choose providers while using one production workspace.

Quick answer

BYOK gives creators more control over provider choice, usage, and cost.

Managed tools reduce setup but can hide provider behavior and pricing details.

BYOK benefit

Provider choice and usage control

Managed benefit

Less setup for non-technical teams

SCNZ status

Free BYOK now, managed premium planned

Control vs convenience

BYOK is useful for creators who already have model provider accounts or want to test different AI systems.

Fits local AI

A BYOK-style setup also fits local Ollama workflows where the creator runs models on their own machine.

Future managed option

A managed plan can help teams that want fewer setup steps, but SCNZ keeps the BYOK workflow available for control.

Related SCNZ pages

Local AI workflow Ollama setup guide