"AI can also be your exclusive director.
Nowadays, many people want to make Short videos themselves, but they don't have time to learn to edit. The good news is that artificial intelligence video production tools can already help you get most of the work. For example, using Coze Workflow to turn text into video, and the finished product can be produced in a few minutes.
You may ask, is this thing reliable? Indeed, the quality of early AI-generated videos was uneven. But in the past two years, technology has advanced rapidly. Tools on the market today, such as Runway and Pika Labs, can generate smooth images. The key is that they support unlimited creation, so you don't have to be bound by templates.
Recently, I saw a news report saying that a team uses AI to produce dozens of Short videos every day. They opened up the coze and TikTok accounts and directly posted AI-generated videos. As a result, the account became popular very quickly. This shows that as long as tools are used well, ordinary people can also play Short videos.
So how should I do it specifically? Let's talk about video production first. Nowadays, mainstream AI video tools are roughly divided into two categories. One is text-to-video, such as Opus.pro. You enter a paragraph, and the AI automatically matches the picture, subtitles and background music. The other category is image-generated videos, such as Stable Video. You provide a picture, and AI makes it move.
I suggest that novices start by turning text to video. These tools are easy to operate and the effects are easy to control. For example, Runway's Gen-2 can generate the corresponding scene if you write "Rainy Day Cafe". The key is to try a few more times to find the instructions that suit your style.
The coze workflow is particularly suitable for batch production. You can template common instructions and generate multiple videos with one click. For example, you can set up a "product display + customer evaluation" template and replace new materials every day to continue to output content.
However, note that AI is not everything. For example, characters 'expressions and complex movements are still not well handled. Therefore, it is best to shoot some materials yourself in the early stage and use AI to enhance them. For example, take a good product display and use Runway to add special effects. This gives both realism and saves time.
There are also concerns about copyright issues. You can now use most videos generated by AI tools to produce commercially. But it's best to read the terms of service carefully. For example, Pika Labs made it clear that the videos you generate belong to you. This is quite important, especially when making a business account.
Talk about account operation. Many people make videos but don't know how to gain fans. In fact, AI can also help. For example, using ChatGPT to write popular copywriting, or analyzing the characteristics of popular videos. Recently, there is a tool called Vista that specifically helps TikTok accounts find benchmarking accounts to see how they operate.
To sum up, if you make Short videos now, you don't need to know everything. With good AI tools, ordinary people can make good videos. The key is to try more and find the style that suits your account. For example, for a food account, you can take more pictures of the process you make and use AI to add some interesting animations. For commercial accounts, use AI to quickly generate product introduction videos.
In short, no matter how technology changes, content is still the most important. AI just helps you improve your efficiency. So don't just stare at the tools and think more about how to make valuable videos. For example, what areas you are good at and what content users want to see. Think about this clearly and use AI to amplify your advantages, and the effect will be good. "
