Wondershare opened public beta testing for ReelMate AI, its overseas AI filmmaking platform, supporting localized short-drama and other video-content creation.

Wondershare said during an institutional-investor discussion that ReelMate AI, the overseas version of its filmmaking platform, had entered public beta. The company described it as supporting localized overseas AI short dramas and other screen content, with development still focused on user co-creation and product iteration.

The underlying domestic product, Wanxing Juchang, launched in March 2026, initially concentrating on two-dimensional comic-style dramas. It subsequently expanded into AI-generated live-action-style short dramas, advertising dramas, overseas photorealistic dramas, and films.

Wondershare described the platform as a one-stop AI filmmaking workflow covering scriptwriting, storyboard generation, asset production, post-production editing, and team collaboration. These are company-reported product capabilities, rather than independently benchmarked production outcomes.

The company reported a customer repeat-purchase rate above 85% and annual recurring revenue (ARR) exceeding $5 million when annualizing third-quarter data for the underlying platform. That annualized figure is not a completed year’s revenue and was not presented as revenue generated specifically by ReelMate AI’s overseas beta.