"Guess what, using AI to make digital videos is actually much simpler than you think.
Nowadays, when making Short Video, many people think that AI is too complicated or they just don't know where to start. In fact, the core of AI Short Video production is two words: efficiency. For example, use AI to generate scripts, use Coze to set up a workflow, and hand over the rest to tools to complete automatically, saving time and effort.
Recently, many industry news are saying that using AI to make videos is becoming a trend. For example, some reports mentioned that a studio relies on AI to generate content in batches, and its monthly views easily exceed 100 million. Behind this is the combination of AI+Coze. Coze can help you automate the process, such as automatic editing, subtitling, and music matching, with a one-stop service.
So how to operate it specifically? Let's talk about script first. AI writes scripts and is very popular now. You only need to give the AI a few keywords, such as "travel","food", and "funny", and it can generate a complete video outline. For example, if you want to make a travel video and enter "Southeast Asia Travel", AI may give you points such as "plane landing, local food, street walking" and use it directly.
Then there is the material. AI can also help you find material. Nowadays, there are some tools that can recommend matching pictures and video clips when you enter the theme. For example, when doing a "fitness" theme, AI automatically matches the fitness movement material, saving you the trouble of searching manually.
Next is editing. This is where the Coze Workflow comes in handy. You throw in all the scripts and materials, and Coze can automatically edit them in order, and can also match subtitles based on speed. For example, when AI detects the word "slow motion", it automatically slows down the video and adds subtitles.
So is the soundtrack. AI can choose music based on the mood of the video. For example, if the video is cheerful, the AI will match upbeat music; if the sad clips, the soothing ones will be automatically selected. This is much faster than manual song selection.
Here's the point: AI can also optimize release. For example, Coze can automatically analyze which time period is posted with high playback volume and help you publish it regularly. There is also data tracking. For example, which video has a high completion rate, the AI will directly tell you and shoot more similar content next time.
However, there are a few points to pay attention to. First, you have to check the content generated by AI. For example, the script may be off-topic and the material may be inappropriate. Second, don't rely entirely on AI. Occasionally, take some real-life materials yourself. The audience prefers reality. Third, try different tool combinations. For example, AI script + traditional editing, or AI editing + real appearance, the effect may be better.
Many videos that are popular nowadays have AI shadows behind them. For example, those who quickly switch scenes are mostly due to AI's automatic editing. There are also results where AI automatically matches subtitles with accurate word matching. Therefore, learning to use AI is not to follow the trend, but to follow the trend.
Be honest. Using AI to make videos is not to let you be the boss. No matter how strong the tool is, you have to control it. For example, when AI generates scripts, you have to see if they are logical; when AI selects music, you have to listen to them. AI is to help you do the dirty work, not to replace you.
Want to try it? Start with a simple script, use AI to build a framework, and make up the details yourself. Then find Coze to try automated editing, and then adjust it slowly. When you are proficient, try AI for the entire process. In the Short Video industry, speed is the king's way, and AI can help you get up faster. "
