Teasers that bring people to your page.

A teaser has one job: show enough of what is behind the paywall that people want the rest. It goes on the free feeds where your audience finds you, so it has to be short, tamer than the full scene and clearly the same woman. If the teaser and the paid clip do not match, the tease feels like a bait and switch and the click does not turn into a subscriber.

That makes teasers a matching problem as much as a creative one. The face, the place and the light should line up with what subscribers get, and only the heat should change. Shooting both from one setup is the easiest way to get there, and in Corny one setup is one recipe.

Direct the full scene first: your character, what she wears, how she is posed and where. When the take is right, it lands in your gallery with its four picks. Open the recipe, change only the outfit card to something tamer, and shoot again. Same face, same place, same pose, a different cut. One goes on your free feed, the other goes to subscribers.

Pick the shape for where the clip will be seen. Portrait fits stories and vertical feeds, wide fits a page header or a timeline. Every clip comes back with the sound of its scene, so there is nothing to add before you post. Keep the teaser to the tamer cut and follow the rules of each platform you post it on, along with our content policy.

Teasers are short by nature, and short is where Corny is cheapest. A longer, bigger or sharper take costs more. You see the price of each take before you render.

New accounts start with 50 credits. Individual is $24.90 a month for 1,000 credits. If you post more than that, Creator and Developer make each credit cheaper. Every character is a fictional adult made with AI, and every clip is yours to post or sell.