Skeleton AI is a web generator that turns a topic or a photo into a short skeleton clip for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Reels.
The homepage generator has text-to-video and image-to-video. Its sample prompt is a skeleton narrator explaining $1 million now versus doubling a penny for 30 days, set to Seedance 2.0 Mini in 9:16. The same form also labels Veo Lite. The page says you can pick Veo, Kling, Seedance, MiniMax, or another model. The terms name Google Veo 3, Seedance 2.0, and Grok. The pricing cards talk about Grok, Seedance Fast, Veo Fast, and Veo Pro. Those are not one list.
Three showcase cards are 8-second vertical clips. The page says narration and captions were added for that showcase, and that the generator currently has no narration, caption, or music controls. Sample previews stay free. Making a video uses purchased credits. Named samples on the generator are Spartan breakfast, Bones are white, and See your bones. This listing did not generate a clip.
The English sitemap also lists Hotel Lobby, Bulin47, dance templates, a photo generator, a music generator, and a tool that removes silence from audio. The homepage is the skeleton explainer. The rest of the site is a wider video toolkit.
The pricing page has Monthly, Annually, and Single video switches. These are the monthly cards. Annual and single-video amounts were not opened.
HD export and no watermark are on the Creator Pro list, not on Lite. The terms, dated 24 October 2025, say credits are bought as Trial, Plus, Pro, and Max. Those names are not on the pricing cards. The terms also say purchases are final and non-refundable unless the law requires otherwise, and that unused credits do not expire unless a plan says so. The Starter line about a failed generation is a credit return printed on that card, not a cash refund.
The privacy policy, also dated 24 October 2025, says the copyright owner is skeletonai.org and the contact is [email protected]. It does not name a person or a company. It says billing collection includes a credit card number. Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity are described as separate from an optional visitor counter, PVUV, which stays off until you allow it from the footer. The footer copyright line says 2024, and a line says the site launched on Aback Launch. The pages read here do not link a GitHub repository or an X account.
The image on this page is Skeleton AI's homepage illustration of a skeleton at a desk with a phone and a microphone. It is not a frame from the generator, and it was not made for this listing. The social preview at preview.png is still a ShipAny boilerplate, headed "Ship AI Startups in hours, not days."