Choosing an image model
Different image models suit different looks. In ViralReelz Settings you can choose between FLUX 2 Max, FLUX 2 Pro, GPT-Image-1.5, Grok Imagine and Seedream 4.5. FLUX 2 Max is the default.
Match the model to the story rather than using one for everything, and stick with a choice across a series so your videos look like they belong together.
Specific stories make better videos
The more specific the subject, the better the result. A named place, person and moment gives the script something concrete to research and the image model a clear scene to draw. That is why ViralReelz starts from curated story files rather than a blank prompt.
Themes shape the whole video
A theme sets more than the look: it shapes the narrative structure and the narrator's tone. Liminal Spaces is open now; Horror, Mythology, True Crime and Mystery are coming soon.
A review routine before you render
Read the script first; it is cheaper to fix a line than a frame. Then check the hook slide, since a weak hook can be regenerated without touching the rest. Look for continuity across slides, and make sure the closing line lands.
If one slide misses, regenerate just that slide (1 credit) or upload your own image for it, and re-run the narration if a line needs a new read. Watch the full preview before you render.
Plan around your allowance
Pro includes 5 videos and 10 edit credits a month. Spend videos on your strongest stories and keep credits for the hooks and slides that matter most.
Keep a short list of backup stories, so a slow week never leaves a gap in your schedule.
Use research, then check it
Web search is on by default when scripts are drafted, which helps with recent developments and with details where dates and names matter. It reduces mistakes; it does not remove them. Check names, dates and places before you approve a script about real events.