Purpose
Roboto is a French platform positioned as a content generation tool for creating images, videos, and voiceovers (voix off). Users only need to describe what they want in order to request generation, making it suitable for marketing and content creation scenarios.
Main Capabilities
- Generate images, videos, and voiceovers.
- Supports controls such as references, format, duration, and variants (users can adjust and relaunch).
- Organizes content as projects: conversations, scenes, voice, and creation results are kept together.
- Before starting generation, it first explains what it is going to do and the cost, and only executes after the user confirms; the platform describes this as "it prepares, you confirm, it executes."
How to Use
Users can describe their needs in one sentence. Roboto will only ask follow-up questions about missing information, then wait for the user's consent. For example, if a user asks for a vertical ad for a certain beverage, Roboto will first ask about the style (sunny atmosphere or studio), and create it after confirmation. The results are filed into the project together with a "receipt" (reçu). Users can adjust references, format, duration, and variants and relaunch. If they want results directly, they can also make requests to Roboto directly.
Use Cases
The real creation examples listed in the materials include: using Claude and Roboto to make an Apple-style homepage in 11 minutes; remaking an MV clip of Baki and Yujiro; making a 6-shot UGC AI video of a nonexistent Maya holding the product; making the product site ORBIT 01 with scroll animations; a short drama written by Claude, with Roboto creating the actors and letting the AI perform; a scroll breakdown burger site generated by different AIs under the same prompt, etc. In addition, there are several articles on topics such as model selection, WordPress.com, and MCP connections.
Limitations and Information Not Yet Provided
The platform does not provide information in the existing materials about pricing, plans, billing methods, generation time, resolution, supported languages, available models, or API, nor does it explain free quotas or trial conditions. The materials only emphasize that "nothing will be created without your consent."
