"The video suddenly became popular.
Nowadays when making TikTok, many people want to use AI to save time. But there are many free tools, and it is easy for novices to step into the trap. For example, some AI video generators say they are free but have many restrictions. Either the duration is long or the watermark is obvious. If you post the video you have worked so hard to make, you will see an advertisement for someone else's home hanging in the upper right corner. Doesn't this mean that you're working in vain?
don't rush. Let me get you through this. The first thing to know is that there are several types of AI video tools. One is to use text to generate a video. For example, if you enter a paragraph, AI will help you match the picture and dub it. The other is to directly use the template, and you can change the subtitles to generate a video. What's more simple is AI helps you analyze popular videos and tell you how to shoot them.
Among the free tools, Coze's workflow is quite practical. It strings together several AI functions, such as using AI to write scripts first, and then using AI to dub and generate videos. This saves trouble. But note that the free version has a limit on the number of times per day. If you use too much today, it may not work well tomorrow.
There was news recently. A team used AI to make videos in batches, but was banned by TikTok. Why? Because the AI-generated videos have the same content. In dozens of videos, the pictures, music, and subtitles are all similar. The platform thinks you are cheating, so it will restrict you. Therefore, even if you use AI, you have to add your own things. For example, changing the scene at the beginning and adding a real person at the end. It looks more natural this way.
The mistake that novices make is to feel that AI can completely replace them. In fact, AI is just a tool. Only when you give it instructions can it work. For example, if you ask it to generate a travel video, but you don't say clearly where you are going, it may take a park for you. In the end, what you wanted was the seaside, so wasn't it in vain?
There is another trick. When using AI to generate videos, try more keywords. For example, if you want to take pictures of delicious food, don't just write "cooking". You can write "Make pizza at home on weekends" or "Learn to bake a cake in three steps." This way, the AI-generated videos are more specific.
There are many free AI video tutorials online now. But don't learn it all at once. Pick a tool first, such as the AI function of "clipping and screening", and then familiarize yourself with it. Clipping can automatically identify the picture and help you reduce the picture. If you take a video and someone is walking around, it will automatically pick out the person and change the background. This is much faster than manual matting.
Let's talk about account operations. AI can help you analyze data. For example, which video likes more and which plays less. But don't just look at the data. Sometimes it plays less because you post it at the wrong time. For example, if you post a video in the morning, but your fans all watch TikTok at night. So you have to look at the advice AI gives you based on the actual situation.
A reminder. TikTok now strictly censors AI videos. Some voices generated by AI are fake at first hearing. The platform may not recommend you. So try to use real people for dubbing. If it really doesn't work, when dubbing with AI, choose the one that sounds natural. For example, use mid-to-bass for male voices and use softer ones for female voices. This way the audience can listen comfortably.
In short, free AI video tools can be used, but you have to know how to use them. Try simple things first, such as writing scripts using AI and taking videos yourself. When you are proficient, try complex workflows again., AI is to help you save trouble, not to work for you. You still have to use your brain to make something that the audience likes. "
