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Build an image sequence or move a still

Build a reviewed private image sequence, or zoom and drift a still while keeping wording and captions steady.

Create your first video

Follow a complete practice project from editable scenes to a saved version and reviewed export.

Plan a short-form video

Choose one useful idea, give it a sequence, and review a finished short video.

Turn an idea into a storyboard

Draft editable scenes in English or Spanish, retain brand context, and check the wording against your purpose.

Adapt an article, document or feed entry into a video

Review article, PDF, Word, PowerPoint slide or RSS/Atom entry text, keep its attribution, and compare a scene draft with its source.

Create a product introduction

Keep facts, qualifications, evidence and disclosure together before drafting product scenes.

Compare written opening variants

Write two or three openings, review a choice, and change the first scene in one reversible edit.

Add narration or record your voice

Review a recording or synthetic narration, check pronunciation, and align the voice with your scenes.

Mix narration and background music

Adjust separate audio tracks, source starts, speed, fades, repeat and ducking; inspect the completed mix.

Add and correct timed captions

Align the whole track, transcribe or translate captions, fix repeated words, split, merge or regroup timed cues, and review wording and timing in the export.

Upload private media with the CLI

Inspect a media hash, use scoped credentials, and recover original files and recording parts with the same request.

Find and reuse private media

Organize workspace files, preview a source, and review what changes when you reuse it in a video.

Keep source notes for another video

Find an immutable source snapshot, review its context, and reuse or archive it without rewriting old drafts.

Save and apply a video brand kit

Keep reviewed appearance defaults, then compare their effect on scene text, captions and graphics.

Generate and review a scene image

Write a background prompt, inspect an original example, and check its crop before using it.

Add and frame your own footage

Choose a source start, inspect contain or cover framing, and check the resulting video.

Rotate, flip and frame your footage

Set background or inset orientation, choose contain or cover, and keep the subject visible without rewriting your source file.

Place a picture-in-picture video

Move and resize a paused inset in a reviewed edit. Add a silent second view, set its visible window and box, and retain the scene background.

Add comment cards, labels, graphics and charts

Move and resize text, shapes or private images in one reviewed edit; retain chart labels, source notes and timing.

Add a scene transition

Choose a color fade, dissolve or directional wipe and review the timing at a scene boundary.

Review and change scene duration

Compare exact or relative timing changes, preserve their context, and apply one undoable edit.

Align scene changes to your music tempo

Check a local tempo estimate or enter BPM and a first beat, then review small changes while keeping video length.

Prepare clips from a longer recording

Upload an original, review transcript or highlight candidates, and prepare selected ranges as separate videos.

Export a short animated GIF

Review the silent loop profile and its limits, then inspect the exact exported animation.

Save a cover from an exported video

Choose an honest frame, inspect its wording and captions, and download an original-resolution PNG.

Review saved versions and finished files

Compare source and wording, leave feedback, and keep each approval attached to its exact export.

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