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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Workflow

YouTube Shorts media kit workflow

Short-form videos still need structure. SCNZ helps creators break a short script into visual beats and prepare assets before editing.

Quick answer

YouTube Shorts move quickly, so weak visual planning is obvious.

SCNZ helps creators prepare scene-level assets for short-form scripts without opening multiple stock sites manually.

Best for

Short-form explainers, tips, commentary, and product clips

Input

Short script or voiceover

Output

Compact media kit for a vertical edit

Break the hook into beats

SCNZ can split a short script into beats so the opening, proof, transition, and call to action each have visual support.

Search with tighter intent

Shorts often need fast, literal visuals. Scene keywords help keep stock search closer to the message.

Prepare reusable graphics

Titles, counters, and simple overlays can give a short-form edit more structure without slowing production.

Related SCNZ pages

AI B-roll generator YouTube B-roll checklist