"Your AI video may be simpler than you think.
Short Video nowadays make many people have headaches when they think of AI. I feel that I have to understand code and learn complex operations. This is not the case. AI video tools are more and more like point-and-shoot cameras. As long as you can talk, you can make videos.
Let's start with how to choose tools. There are many AI video software on the market. But not many are suitable for novices. Recommend those that focus on "text-to-video". You enter a paragraph, and it automatically matches the picture and dubs it. For example, Coze Workflow is dedicated to this. There has also been a new feature recently released that can adjust the dubbing according to your tone. This is very practical.
How to do it specifically? Three steps. The first step is to write a script. Don't write too long, just about 200 words. When writing, be careful to keep every sentence short. AI understands short sentences more accurately. For example, don't write "Today's weather is very good, suitable for going out for a walk." Change it to "Good weather." Good for walking." This makes it easier for AI to match pictures.
The second step is to select a template. Good tools all come with template libraries. Find a template for the characters to appear in. For example,"talking into the camera". This way, when the video comes out, the audience can directly see "you". Many AIs can now generate a avatar based on your photos. If you have selfie footage, a virtual person like you can be generated a few minutes after uploading it. That's pretty cool.
Step 3: Adjust the details. After you have created the first draft, be sure to review it. Where the picture is stuck, let AI redo it. The dubbing speed is not right, adjust the parameters. Many tools now support "emotional choice." For example, if you choose "Happy", the dubbing will bring a smile. Choose "serious" and the dubbing will be half a beat slower. These small functions can help you save a lot of later time.
Many people worry that videos have no soul. Videos made by AI are indeed easy to become the same. But there is one trick you can break. Put some "surprises" in the script. For example, suddenly inserting a foreign sentence, or deliberately saying a wrong word. When AI handles these "exceptions", it will adapt to the situation. The effect is more realistic.
I recently discovered a piece of news. Douyin is officially testing the AI video function. The user enters keywords and the system automatically generates a video. This shows that the platform is also encouraging this kind of play. Entering the game now is just in time for the dividend period.
AI is not everything. It can help you lay the foundation. But whether the video is good or not depends on the content. For example, if you take pictures of delicious food, AI can help you match the food and broadcast the picture. But how to get your appetite is up to you.
Say something practical. If you are new, don't pursue complex effects in the first place. Learn to use AI to generate videos first. Then slowly add your own creativity. Many tools now support "one-click copying". When you see what others are doing well, you can learn the method by copying the parameters directly.
Making AI videos now is like using Meitu Xiuxiu back then. The technical threshold is getting lower and lower. The key is whether you dare to try. Spend half an hour today and try it. Maybe there will be another hit in your account tomorrow. "
