BallEngine

How to make money with bouncing ball videos

Make a video in your browser, then post it to your channels on a schedule. No camera, no editing timeline and no experience needed.
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Getting started

One area of the Studio, every control shown. Pick a chapter to jump straight to it.

5:08/4 chapters/Deep Dive Guide

Chapters

Tutorial Video Series

Focus on individual deep dives, or watch the complete 21-minute walkthrough.

The whole Studio in one video, chapter by chapter.

From idea to posted video

Three steps, all in the browser.

Connect once, post everywhere

Connect your accounts and BallEngine publishes or schedules each video to YouTube, TikTok, Facebook & Instagram together.

  • One-click account linking
  • Schedule days of content ahead
  • Post to YouTube, TikTok, Facebook & Instagram at once
  • Autopilot posts from your pool
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How creators earn from these videos

Four common ways. Each platform sets its own rules, and earnings are never guaranteed.

TikTok creator rewards

Post runs longer than one minute. TikTok pays eligible creators for qualified views of longer videos, and a physics run gives viewers a reason to stay to the end.

YouTube Shorts ad revenue

Post a new run every day. Channels in the YouTube Partner Program earn a share of Shorts ad revenue, and you never have to film or show your face.

Split-screen clips

Put a bouncing ball run under a podcast clip, a story or an interview, so viewers have something to watch while they listen.

One video on every channel

Connect your accounts once and post or schedule the same video to each of them from one place.

Choose a mode

Each mode is its own simulation with its own rules. These are live today.
See every mode

BallEngine vs. traditional editing

Why creators use an in-browser physics engine instead of manual video editing suites.

Animation and video editors

Hours spent keyframing every bounce and collision manually in After Effects or Blender.

BallEngine

Real physics moves every ball, so there is nothing to keyframe.

Animation and video editors

Audio drift: manual beat alignment goes out of sync every time tempo changes.

BallEngine

Deterministic MIDI collision engine: notes trigger exactly on impact with zero drift.

Animation and video editors

Heavy software downloads that demand expensive GPUs and hours of export render time.

BallEngine

Runs in your browser and records vertical 9:16 video at 60 fps.

Animation and video editors

Download the file, then upload it to each platform by hand.

BallEngine

Built-in multi-platform publishing and Autopilot scheduler to post automatically.

Frequently asked questions

Got questions about building bouncing ball videos and automating your channel?

Make your first video

Pick a mode, move a few sliders, export.

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