"Your video account is about to take off.
Nowadays, when making YouTube, AI is an inseparable tool. In the past, we manually found materials and cut films, and worked hard every day to produce one. What now? AI will finish it in a few minutes.
Take Coze Workflow, for example, which helps you automatically generate scripts. You just have to give a topic and it will outline it. For example,"travel vlog" will divide scenes and text.
Many novices don't know that AI can also do dubbing. It used to cost hundreds of yuan to find a dubbing artist, but now you can choose from the AI sound library at will. The key is nature, and you can't hear the smell of machinery.
I helped a friend tune up an account last year. He originally only posted four or five videos a month, but later used AI to generate scripts and could produce one video every day. The number of fans doubled in three months.
But don't just stare at AI. AI is a tool, and you have to know how to use it. For example, YouTube now pays special attention to completion rates. If a video generated by AI cannot catch a person in the first three seconds, no matter how much content it contains, it will be useless.
So I suggest you do this: use AI to generate scripts first, and then polish them yourself. Change the beginning to add suspense. For example,"You will never believe what I put in my backpack."
There is also background music. AI can automatically score music, but many of the music that comes with it is too bad. If you spend some money to buy a genuine music library, the effect will be much better.
Recently, I saw news that YouTube started pushing "AI-generated content tags." It means that if the video is obviously made by AI, it will mark you. So don't be silly enough to use AI all. You still have to shoot key shots and key scenes yourself.
There is a blogger named David Feng. He now writes scripts by AI and shoots his own materials. He said it would be the safest way. AI is responsible for mental work, and he is responsible for creativity and execution.
How to operate it specifically? For example, you want to make a food video. First use AI to make a list: ingredients, steps, tips. Then shoot this content yourself. Use AI to edit and select a few wonderful clips for previews.
AI is not everything. It helps you speed up, but it doesn't help you think. For example, if you want to do a "mobile photography tutorial", AI can write a script for you, but it does not know the shortcomings of your mobile phone model. You have to fill in the details yourself.
Another point is that videos generated by AI are easy to be the same. You need to add personalized content. For example, if you like to speak dialect, you can add a few sentences in the video. This way the audience will see you.
There has been a recent trend where YouTube has begun to encourage long videos. Short Video used to be popular, but now content of more than 10 minutes is easier to recommend. AI can help you segment segments, each paragraph telling a small point. This way, when viewers watch it, they will feel that the content is rich.
But don't be greedy for more. AI can generate a bunch of materials, and you just need to pick the most exciting ones to use. For example, AI gives you 10 beginnings, and you choose the most natural one.
Here's a cold tip: For AI-generated videos, subtitles can also be automatically assigned. But the error rate is quite high. I tried, and I had to proofread it myself. Otherwise, the audience will feel uncomfortable reading the subtitles.
In short, AI is an assistant, not a boss. Let it help you do repetitive things, but you have to rely on yourself to create things. "
