Video: Visuals, Formats and YouTube
Scene frames: AI graphics in 29 styles, your photos and videos, motion effects. Horizontal and vertical formats, the video-plus-Short pairing, the thumbnail and publishing to YouTube.
Scene frames: AI graphics in 29 styles, your photos and videos, motion effects. Horizontal and vertical formats, the video-plus-Short pairing, the thumbnail and publishing to YouTube.
This article is about the picture: what fills the scenes, how videos look in different formats, and how a finished video gets to YouTube.
The system creates a frame for each scene:
A static frame comes alive with effects: smooth push-ins, pans, parallax and other looks β 25 options in total. The effect is set for the whole video and can be overridden for an individual scene if you like. You can also add bumpers β your channel's branded intro and outro.
Videos are assembled in two orientations:
Formats can be linked: make a full horizontal video and its vertical teaser (see the "Teaser" mode in the script article). When publishing to YouTube, the pair goes out in the right order: the long video first, then the Short with a link to it.
For horizontal videos, a thumbnail (preview image) is generated β based on the video's topic, with options to choose from; your own image works too. When publishing, the thumbnail is set on YouTube automatically.
A finished video is published to the connected YouTube channel in one click: the title and description come from the material's platform version, the thumbnail from the one you chose. You can also download the video as a file and use it anywhere.
The YouTube channels "Mysteries and Secrets of Our World" and IT Secrets assemble their videos on this pipeline: text material β scenes with AI graphics in a unified style β voiceover and subtitles β long video + Short. No filming, no editor.