AI ranking video maker Third, second, first. For 85 cents.

Wyrlo AI is an AI ranking video maker: give it a topic or your own list and it writes the countdown, voices it, and gives every entry its own scene, a picture or clip of the thing ranked or an animated graphic where the number is the point, in Shorts and long-form.

The three tallest buildings on Earth, a ranking Short made in Wyrlo

Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai.

A Veo clip to open, a picture for each of the first two, and the Burj Khalifa's 828 metres counted up as a graphic for number one. Made for this site, start to finish in the app.

Made in Wyrlo, 0:18, 9:16

How this Short was made

Script: Pasted in
Voice: ElevenLabs, Liam, Studio quality
Scenes: 4: 1 AI video, 2 AI images, 1 animated graphic
Models: A Veo 3.1 Lite clip at 1080p, Nano Banana 2 images
Graphics: A big number, Bold look, Ink and ice palette
Credits: 845, about $0.85 in any pack, retakes included
Finish: The Studio render, no captions, sound effects on; no music
Edits: Scenes cut by hand on the Storyboard; a graphic asked again or its words changed there, as anyone can. Nothing edited outside the app

Read the transcript

The three tallest buildings on Earth. Third, Shanghai Tower: six hundred and thirty-two metres. Second, Merdeka 118 in Kuala Lumpur: six hundred and seventy-nine. And first, the Burj Khalifa: eight hundred and twenty-eight metres, unbeaten since 2010.

Watch it scene by scene

85 cents, line by line.

Read from the run that made it. The list was pasted in, so writing it cost nothing; nor did editing or the render.

Veo 3.1 Lite clip, 1080p: 420
Nano Banana 2 image × 2: 284
Animated graphic, designed by AI: 60
Voiceover, ElevenLabs Studio: 41
Scene prompts, written by AI: 40
Total: 845 creditsabout $0.85 in any pack

845 credits for an 18-second countdown, made on 2026-10-25.

When the number is the point, it moves.

The AI picks the shot for each entry: a bar race for a ranking that changes over the years, a list that builds item by item, a big number that counts up to its word. Every kind of graphic

Bar race“In 2000, Russia launched thirty four rockets, America twenty eight, China five. By 2010, Russia thirty one, America and China fifteen each. In 2023, America launched a hundred and sixteen, China sixty seven, Russia nineteen.”
List“Weigh, grind, heat, bloom, pour. Save this for tomorrow morning.”

A countdown channel, without the template.

Lists to make: Ask the topic finder for rankings in your channel's niche, from what the AI knows or found on the live web. Every search is kept.
Written to count down: Scripts in the Listicle style, or your own list pasted in and voiced word for word.
One entry, one scene: Wyrlo places the cuts on the voice. Move any of them on the Storyboard so each entry starts on its own scene.
A look per channel: Realistic for buildings and cars, Pixel Art for games, Comic for anything loud: one of 22 styles for the whole video, and the graphics take its colours.
Top 3 or top 50: Shorts from 15 seconds to 3 minutes; long countdowns up to two hours.

What a longer countdown uses.

With Wyrlo writing the list, at the app's default scene count and lowest-cost models. Stock footage is free; a picture made for every entry costs more.

Credits a ranking video uses by length and scene mix
Video	Stock only	Balanced	AI images
45-second Short12 scenes	411Creator makes 119	843Creator makes 58	828Creator makes 59
1-minute Short18 scenes	491Creator makes 99	1,013Creator makes 48	998Creator makes 49
10-minute video100 scenes	2,247Creator makes 21	3,924Creator makes 12	3,999Creator makes 12

Questions from list channels

Can Wyrlo make top 10 and ranking videos?

Yes. Wyrlo AI writes ranking and countdown scripts in its listicle style and gives each entry its own scene: an AI image or clip of the thing ranked, or an animated graphic where the number is the point, such as a bar race, a big number counting up to its word or a list. Shorts run from 15 seconds to 3 minutes and long-form countdowns up to two hours. A Short counting down the three tallest buildings, made in Wyrlo, used 845 credits, about $0.85.

Can Wyrlo make animated charts, maps and infographics?

Yes. Animated graphics are a scene type in Wyrlo AI: where the narration gives a number, a comparison, a list, a date or a place, the AI picks a shot for that moment (a big number, this vs that, a bar or line chart, a bar race, a funnel, a timeline, a map that flies between the places named, a gauge, animated words and more), fills it with the script's own words and numbers, and lands each beat on the word it belongs to, with a sound if you want one. It comes in five looks, in 9:16 and 16:9, and you can change any word in it for free.

How does Wyrlo find video ideas?

Find a topic with AI asks for up to 50 ideas from what the AI already knows about your channel's niche or the subject you type, and can add 25 more found on the live web in recent news, trending and viral posts, Reddit and Quora. You can ask for a kind of idea, such as hot right now, controversial, forgotten, myths, mysteries or rankings. Every idea says where it came from, every search is kept on your Topics page with your notes, and any idea starts a video in one click.

How much does a video cost?

Videos are paid in credits. With Wyrlo writing the script, a 45-second Short made from stock footage and an AI voice uses 411 credits, a 1-minute Short 491, and a 10-minute video 2,247. In the Starter pack ($19 for 19,000 credits) that 1-minute Short comes to about $0.50. What a video uses depends on how many scenes you want and what fills them: AI video starts at 63 credits a second and AI images at 15 credits each, while stock footage, your own media, editing and re-renders are free.

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