Turn App Store reviews into a ready-to-review testimonial video
Three 5-star lines from 50 Calm App Store reviews became a 29-second video draft, for about 8¢.
Give your app’s name and the App Store country. Get a vertical video draft with three exact review excerpts, illustrated scenes and a voiceover.
Make a testimonial video draft for Calm from its US App Store reviews. Choose three 5-star excerpts from the 50 returned reviews, preserve their exact words, omit reviewer names and label the AI visuals and voice.
What you get
- One 29.4-second vertical video draft from the recorded Calm example
- Three exact excerpts, selected from 50 returned US App Store reviews
- Three illustrated backgrounds generated for those excerpts
- The full quotes and source link so you can review the draft before using it
A real run
Recorded Oct 8, 2026 (São Paulo time) for Calm in the US App Store. The saved response returned 50 reviews; three 5-star excerpts were selected, not a representative sample of all customer opinion. Quote text and the 29.4-second result video are unchanged from that run. The page and explainer reel are edited presentations. Images and voices are AI-generated. Calm is an example; not affiliated. The roughly 8-cent price covers the recorded run, not production of this explainer.
Three 5-star lines from 50 Calm App Store reviews became a 29-second video draft, for about 8¢.
The recorded draft uses three exact excerpts from 5-star reviews among the 50 returned US reviews. It is 29.4 seconds long, with one illustrated scene per quote; the complete result is linked below.
These are selected positive comments, not a summary of all reviews or evidence that the ad performs. The hook and closing line in the original video are AI-written draft copy.
What you do with it: watch the complete draft, check each quote against its source, and review the generated copy before using it for an app you have the right to advertise.
Open the full result ↗The words and the finished draft
Three exact excerpts
- 1“The Calm app is so simple, yet so powerful. It’s available to you anytime, anywhere.”Review dated 2026-10-05. Exact excerpt; the source returned no individual review link. · View App Store ↗
- 2“I’ve been listening to meditation advice in Calm for a few years now. It has truly helped me”Review dated 2026-10-01. Exact excerpt; the source returned no individual review link. · View App Store ↗
- 3“I have used this app since COVID started and it has been a God send.”Review dated 2026-10-05. Exact excerpt; the source returned no individual review link. · View App Store ↗
Watch and review the result
- VideoWatch the complete 29.4-second draftThree quotes over their generated backgrounds, with AI-written opening and closing copy. Check the draft before use; it has not been tested as an ad. · Watch video ↗

- CopyKeep the customer’s words separate from the draft copyThe original AI-written hook is “Real people. Real sleep. Real Calm.” The closing line is “Find calm tonight. Download Calm now.” These are proposed advertising lines, not findings from the reviews. · Watch video ↗

How it works
Your AI assistant does these steps for you. You pay a few cents per run; nothing to install or configure.
Reads the app’s public reviews
Keep 5-star reviews of a useful length and skip anything personal or sensitive.
Selects exact positive excerpts
Chooses three positive excerpts and checks each one against the original review, preserving the customer’s words.
Illustrates the three quotes
One vertical image per quote, with room for text.
Returns a video draft to review
Hook, three quote scenes with a five-star badge, a closing line, a voiceover and a disclosure on every scene.
Questions
Where do the quotes come from?
The public US App Store listing for Calm. This run returned 50 reviews on Oct 8, 2026 and selected three 5-star excerpts. The source did not return individual review links.
What does it cost?
About 8 cents for this recorded run ($0.078707). Costs vary by the app and the generated images and voice. New accounts start with $5 free.
Are the quotes changed?
No. All three are exact excerpts from the saved reviews. The opening and closing copy are AI-written and need your review. This page and its explainer are edited presentations; the linked 29.4-second result is the original draft.
Does this show what most customers think?
No. These are three selected positive comments, not a representative summary of the 50 reviews or a claim about ad performance.
Are reviewers identified or contacted?
No reviewer names or contact details are shown. The process reads public reviews and does not contact anyone.
How often should I make a new draft?
Ask your AI assistant for a fresh draft when you have new reviews or want a new creative angle. A later run may select different reviews.
What if there are not enough suitable reviews?
The process stops when fewer than three suitable 5-star reviews are available. It does not invent customer quotes.
Is this ready to publish?
It is a draft for review. Use it for an app you have the right to advertise; check the quotes, generated copy, platform rules and rights for every asset before publication. The example is not affiliated with Calm.
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For developers · tools, inputs and run IDs behind this example
{
"tool": "appstore.reviews",
"input": {
"app_id": "571800810",
"country": "us",
"limit": 50
}
}{
"tool": "openai.gpt-image-1-mini",
"input": {
"prompt": "misty sunrise over a lake, cinematic, no text",
"size": "portrait"
}
}Run it from code or any agent: recipe, script and skill file ↗
Run IDs: job_i-NmrE4HbJ1LIQ · observed charge $0.078707
