"Your video account has been restricted.
Nowadays, when doing TikTok, content homogenization is too serious. Many people directly use AI to generate videos, resulting in platform algorithms becoming smarter. Those stereotyped "AI accents" and repetitive pictures simply cannot retain people.
You must have seen this video. The beginning is a robot-style greeting, with a bunch of cool special effects in the middle, and a brand Logo is forcibly added at the end. The audience didn't buy it.
But to be honest, AI video tools can indeed improve efficiency. The key is whether you can use it.
Recently, many people are searching for "virtual artificial intelligence video production tools". In fact, there are two types of such tools. One type is pure AI generation, such as the combination of Midjourney+ clipping. The other type is semi-automation, such as using Coze to build a workflow and letting AI assist in creation.
I read a piece of news a while ago. An MCN organization used AI to produce videos in bulk, but the account was restricted. The reason is simple-the quality of the content is not good. AI-generated videos often lack realism and can be seen at a glance by the audience.
So don't rush to buy the most expensive tools. Find out what you need first.
If you are a novice, it is recommended to start with basic operations. For example, use the "smart image picking" function of cutting and reflecting. This is much more reliable than pure AI generation. I taught a trainee last year. He used this function to create a travel Vlog, and the monthly views easily exceeded one million.
The key is that the content must be authentic. AI can help you optimize the picture and generate copy, but the core idea still depends on you.
For example, if you make a food account. AI can help you find material and match music, but how to shoot attractive pictures depends on you. I met a blogger. He specializes in making hilarious videos of "failed cooking". Although AI was used to edit in the later period, the idea was entirely his own.
Recently, the Coze platform has been updated with new features. Short Video scripts can be generated with one click. This is good for the creator. But be aware that AI-generated scripts are often blunt. You need to modify it manually to make it more like a real person speaking.
There is another trick. Use AI to generate multiple versions of videos. For example, take the same theme three times in different styles. This will test which one is more popular. I tried it last year. The three versions generated using AI have a three-fold difference in playback volume.
To make TikTok now, you cannot rely entirely on AI. Tools are aids, not substitutes.
For example, if you take product reviews. AI can help you find selling points and match subtitles, but you still have to say it yourself about the real experience. I saw a review account. He used AI to optimize the picture, but his verbal expression was all his own words. This kind of video is actually more popular.
There is another example. A beauty blogger uses AI to generate makeup tutorials. As a result, fans said "I can't understand it." Because the steps of AI generation are too general and have no details.
So. AI can help you save time, but not brain.
Many tools now support "human-computer collaboration". For example, using AI to generate a first draft and then manually adjust it. This is much better than pure AI generation. I tried using the combination of Notion+ clipping. Write scripts with AI first, and then optimize them manually. This is fast and quality.
Be practical. If you want to use AI to make videos, learn these first:
1. Find your unique style. AI can imitate, but cannot create.
2. Test different ideas with AI. For example, let AI generate three versions for the same theme.
3. Manually optimize AI-generated scripts. Make it more like a real person speaking.
4. Watch more popular videos. Analyze why they fire.
Many tools now support "smart recommendations". For example, use AI to analyze your video data and recommend optimization directions. But don't believe everything. For example, a tool advises you to "use fast-paced editing more often." But what you are doing is knowledge-based content, and the fast pace is counterproductive.
Anyway. AI video tools are a trend, but they are not a panacea. Use it well and it will make you more efficient. If you don't use it well, it will drag you down.
For example, if you take a travel video. AI can help you find materials and match music, but you have to express the real travel experience yourself. Last year, a blogger used AI to generate travel videos. As a result, fans said "I don't feel it." Because no matter how beautiful the picture is, it lacks true feelings.
Now TikTok's algorithms are increasingly focusing on "real interaction." For videos generated by pure AI, the interaction rate is usually very low. I looked at a set of data. The average like rate of pure AI videos is 30% lower than that of live videos.
So don't blindly follow the trend. Think first about what your target audience needs. For example, if you do maternal and infant content. AI can help you generate parenting knowledge, but you have to share real parenting experience personally.
There is a new trend recently. Many people use AI to make "pseudo-documentaries". For example, using AI to generate oral videos of historical figures. This kind of content is easy to become popular, but pay attention to copyright issues.
There is also a practical tip. Use AI to generate multiple versions of videos. For example, take the same theme three times in different styles. This will test which one is more popular. I tried it last year. The three versions generated using AI have a three-fold difference in playback volume.
To make TikTok now, you cannot rely entirely on AI. Tools are aids, not substitutes.
For example, if you take product reviews. AI can help you find selling points and match subtitles, but you still have to say it yourself about the real experience. I saw a review account. He used AI to optimize the picture, but his verbal expression was all his own words. This kind of video is actually more popular.
There is another example. A beauty blogger uses AI to generate makeup tutorials. As a result, fans said "I can't understand it." Because the steps of AI generation are too general and have no details.
So. AI can help you save time, but not brain.
Many tools now support "human-computer collaboration". For example, using AI to generate a first draft and then manually adjust it. This is much better than pure AI generation. I tried using the combination of Notion+ clipping. Write scripts with AI first, and then optimize them manually. This is fast and quality. "
