VideoGen

👩💻 We’re hiring a Frontend Engineer (React, TypeScript) in San Francisco! At VideoGen, we’re reshaping how teams create, edit, and share video with the power of AI. Backed by YC and trusted by Google, Salesforce, and Amazon, we’re building the future of video—and we need engineer # 4 to help lead the way. 💡 Early ownership + equity 🌍 Ship features used by millions 💵 Competitive salary + equity package 🏗️ Architect fast, scalable, and elegant UIs 🎨 Shape design systems + set frontend standards 🎥 Solve UX challenges at the intersection of AI + video 📍 Hybrid | San Francisco Apply here 👉 https://lnkd.in/exwhpaaW

Today: VideoGen’s Summer ’25 Update—AI avatars, Veo 3, new auto-editing AI agent, collaborative features, and more... ▶️ Watch: https://lnkd.in/eSqFJksf 📝 Read: https://lnkd.in/eq_yfWu2

What if you could generate a month of video content in less time than it takes to make a sandwich? That’s the reality with AI—if you know how to use it right. Short-form video now drives the highest engagement across platforms—holding attention longer and outperforming all other formats on reach and shares. Yet most teams still burn hours digging through stock libraries, manually timing captions, and re-editing the same video for every platform. Here’s how to automate it with VideoGen in under 5 minutes a day: 1. Morning prompt Drop a key blog point (or fresh idea) into VideoGen. Choose portrait format. 2. Instant storyboard Edit your script and choose the AI narrator that fits your tone. VideoGen pairs each line with copyright-free stock or AI-generated visuals—automatically. 3. Fine-tune & enhance Re-generate any clip with one click. Add an AI avatar, music, or a branded title screen in seconds. Result? A daily content flywheel that keeps you visible while you focus on strategy. YouTube Shorts alone pulls 70 billion views every 24 hours. Missing a day = missing attention. Try VideoGen for free: https://lnkd.in/esEMzAZj Challenge: Try this workflow for 7 days. Post 7 shorts. Track the lift. Then tell us what happened.

Anton Koenig and I started VideoGen two years ago from our college dorm rooms. Existing video creation tools were too difficult to use, and we thought there had to be an easier way. Now with over 4M users, we're looking to expand our engineering team and build the future of video. Interested, or know anyone with React/TypeScript experience? We're taking applications here: https://lnkd.in/g4wnan8c