"Guess what, when you make TikTok Short Video now, you don't even have to edit them yourself.
Back then, we had to start from scratch when making videos. Finding material, matching music, and adding subtitles takes time at every step. It's different now. Once the AI slide show tool is launched, a complete video can be completed in a few minutes. You only need to enter text, and it automatically collates pictures, dubs, and even generates subtitles.
I have tried several of these tools recently. Like Canva's Magic Presentation, you can generate slides by typing in copy. There is also Picture, which converts blog posts directly into videos. None of these tools requires you to edit. You just need to be able to type.
I recently read the news that there are tools that can automatically identify objects in videos. For example, if you take a travel video, it automatically adds filters and background music to you. Even Internet celebrities are using it. A blogger said that he can now post three videos a day, all generated by AI.
However, these tools also have pits. For example, automatically generated pictures sometimes do not match your meaning. I tried a tool that allowed me to take "office coffee", and I ended up with a picture of a cafe. The details don't match.
So with these tools, you have to be able to adjust. For example, Canva's Magic Presentation, you can change the slides it generates. Change the pictures and layout, it's okay. The same goes for Pictory, which generates videos that you can also edit manually.
Another problem is that TikTok algorithms now like to appear in real people. Videos generated by pure AI may not pass review. I have a friend who used AI to make videos, but his account was restricted. Later, he switched to human photography materials, and the data came up.
If you want to make TikTok videos, it is recommended to use AI tools like this. Write the copy first and let the AI generate the first draft. Then check it again yourself. Change the picture if it is wrong, and change the music if it is inappropriate. Add some real-life footage, such as taking a beginning or ending.
There are now more and more such tools. For example, Coze's workflow can also automatically publish AI-generated content to TikTok. You just need to set up the rules, and it sends videos regularly every day.
However, note that TikTok is a heavy blow to duplicate content. You can't post the same video every day. I suggest using AI to generate multiple videos with different content. Food is better than heaven, and travel tomorrow. This is not easy to be restricted.
Another tip is to try more templates when using AI to generate videos. For example, Canva's Magic Presentation has dozens of templates. Changing it, the video style will be different.
Many tools now also support multiple languages. For example, if you type in English, it can generate Chinese dubbing. This is particularly useful for making international accounts. I have a customer who used AI to convert English videos into multiple languages, and now his account covers several countries.
However, AI tools also have shortcomings. For example, when the generation speed is slow, you won't be able to produce a video even after waiting for a long time. I tried a tool that required a half-hour wait during peak hours. So before making a video, it's best to generate it in advance and don't cram it at the last minute.
In addition, the details of AI-generated videos may not be perfect. For example, misplaced subtitles and stuck music. You have to adjust these manually. I suggest that after generating it, check it again with a simple tool like clipping.
There are now tools that can automatically write copywriting. For example, if you enter a few keywords, it automatically generates a video script. This type of tool is suitable for people who are not creative. I tried one, typed in "lose weight", and it generated ten pieces of copy from different perspectives.
However, the copywriting of such tools can sometimes be too exaggerated. For example,"lose 20 pounds a month", which TikTok does not allow to broadcast. So after being generated, you have to change it yourself.
Nowadays when doing TikTok, AI tools are the trend. But don't rely on it all. You still have to adjust yourself. For example, if videos generated by AI are added with real interaction, the data will be much better. My friend used AI to make videos, and later added comments and interactions, and the number of views doubled.
There is also a suggestion that when using AI tools, save more versions. For example, Canva's Magic Presentation has to be rebuilt every time you change it. Save a few more and you can use them later.
Such tools now also support team collaboration. For example, Coze's workflow can be operated by multiple people at the same time. This is particularly useful for studios. I know a team that uses AI to send ten videos every day, all of which are on different accounts.
However, pay attention to copyright issues. Pictures and music generated by AI are sometimes infringed. I tried a tool that generated music that was ready-made tunes. The post to TikTok was deleted. So after generating it, it is best to check the copyright again.
There are now tools that can automatically analyze video data. For example, when you finish posting a video, it automatically tells you what content is popular. These tools can help you optimize your direction. I tried one, and it said that the food videos I posted had high click-through rates, and later I posted more such content.
However, such tools can also be misleading. For example, it says,"Short Video are popular," but you send them too short for users to understand them. So you still have to judge for yourself.
Nowadays, when doing TikTok, AI tools can save a lot of work. But don't believe it all. For example, automatically generated titles are sometimes too exaggerated. I once tried a tool that generated titles that were all "Shock" and "Must See". No one read it when posted. Later, I changed it myself, and the data was good.
There is also a trick. When using AI to generate videos, choose several styles. For example, Canva's Magic Presentation has a business style and lively style. Changing accounts will not be too monotonous.
Such tools now also support batch generation. For example, if you write ten copytexts, it can generate ten videos at a time. This is particularly useful for Matrix accounts. My friend uses this method and now manages 20 TikTok accounts.
But pay attention to quality. When generating in batches, errors are prone to. For example, mismatched pictures and misplaced music. I tried a tool and three out of ten videos had problems. So after generating it, it is best to check it again.
There are now tools that can automatically optimize videos. For example, when you finish posting a video, it automatically adjusts the brightness and contrast. Such tools can improve video quality. I tried one, and the generated video was even better than the manual one.
However, such tools also have limitations. For example, it cannot judge whether the content is good or bad. I tried a tool that optimized the blurred videos I took, but the result was still unclear. So you still have to check the material yourself.
Nowadays when doing TikTok, AI tools are the trend. But don't rely on it all. You still have to adjust yourself. For example, if videos generated by AI are added with real interaction, the data will be much better. My friend used AI to make videos, and later added comments and interactions, and the number of views doubled. "
