Turn your real customer reviews into testimonial videos with AI
A customer review is your best ad, but nobody reads a five-line screenshot in a TikTok feed. Getting a filmed testimonial takes time: convincing the customer, setting up the shoot, editing. With ManyMotion, you start from your real reviews (Google, Trustpilot, Amazon, a WhatsApp message, an email) or from a raw video a customer filmed, and the AI turns it into a punchy testimonial video with the animated quote, the star rating, your product, captions and music. If you like, an AI presenter reads the review on screen, clearly labeled as such. You put social proof where it converts best: in ads, Reels and on your product pages.
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Why ManyMotion
Social proof, in motion
A 4.9/5 rating and one customer sentence, animated, convince faster than a long sales pitch.
No shoot to organize
You start from reviews you already have: no need to convince a customer to film themselves.
Your customers' videos, edited
A customer sent you a phone video? Pauses are cut, the best sentence goes first, captions and music are added.
A whole series in minutes
Ten reviews, ten short videos in the same style: enough to post a testimonial every week for months.
Honest by design
The words come from real customers, quoted as they are. The AI presenter is labeled as such: you build trust without the risk.
How it works
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Paste your real reviews
Copy a Google, Trustpilot or WhatsApp review with the first name and rating, or upload the video your customer filmed.
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Pick the format
Animated quote, an AI presenter reading the review, or an edit of your customer's own video with captions.
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Export and post
9:16 for TikTok and Reels, 1:1 for the feed, 16:9 for your website, in the language you want.
Three ways to make a testimonial video with AI
| Format | Starting from | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Animated quote | A written review (Google, Trustpilot, WhatsApp) | Ads, Reels, product pages |
| AI presenter reading the review | A written review, quoted as is | Talking-head videos, multiple languages |
| Edit of the customer's video | A phone video filmed by your customer | The most credible testimonial |
The structure of a 20-second testimonial video
| Moment | What you see |
|---|---|
| 0-3 s | The strongest sentence of the review, big, with the rating |
| 3-12 s | The rest of the quote, with your product or service on screen |
| 12-17 s | The customer's first name, the source (Google, Trustpilot) and the date |
| End | Your brand and the action: order, book, try |
What's allowed, and what isn't
A testimonial must reflect a real customer's experience. Making up reviews, or having an avatar pose as a fake customer, is deceptive and illegal in most countries (the FTC rule on fake reviews in the US, consumer law in the EU and UK) and against ad platform policies.
- Quote real reviews without changing their meaning, with the customer's consent if you show their full name.
- Show the source: "Google review", "Trustpilot", "customer message".
- Label the AI presenter: they read the review, they don't claim to be the customer.
- Keep the proof: a screenshot of the original review, in case anyone asks.
Want a person to present your product on camera, without any customer review? That's what an AI UGC video is for.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI testimonial video?
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A customer testimonial video created or edited with AI: from a real written review (animated quote, an AI presenter reading it) or from a video filmed by the customer (editing, captions, music).
Is it legal to use AI for testimonials?
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Yes, if the testimonial comes from a real customer and isn't distorted, and the AI presenter is labeled as such. Making up reviews or passing off an avatar as a customer is illegal.
Can I use my Google or Trustpilot reviews?
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Yes: copy the review text, first name and rating, and show the source on screen. To display the customer's full name or photo, ask for their consent.
How much does a testimonial video cost?
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A 20-second video uses 20 credits; a talking AI presenter uses cinematic shots (20 credits each). Your first video costs $3 instead of $5. See pricing.
Guides to go further
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