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About Revid

What is Revid.ai?

Revid.ai is a video creation platform that allows you to turn text into professional videos for TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube stories with minimal effort. The platform uses AI to help you create engaging content that can potentially go viral.

How do I create a new video on Revid.ai?

Click the “Create New Video” button located on the left sidebar of the main dashboard. After clicking, you’ll be taken to the video creation interface where you can select a style or template, write your script, choose voice options, and customize various other settings.

What types of videos can I create with Revid.ai?

The Revid.ai interface offers multiple video creation options that appear as buttons at the top of the creation screen: - Short Video Generator - for TikTok-style vertical videos - YouTube Long to Shorts - convert longer YouTube content to short-form - Music to Video - create videos based on music - Audio to Video - transform audio content into visual content - Article to Video - convert written articles into video format - AI Talking Avatar - create videos featuring AI-generated speaking characters

How many credits do I have and how are they used?

Your current credits are displayed at the bottom of the left sidebar where it shows “AI Credits: [your number]”. For example, in the interface it shows “AI Credits: 9,801,775”. Credits are consumed when generating videos (typically 10 credits per standard video) and when using premium features like high-quality audio transcription (also shown as 10 credits in the interface).

Creating Videos

How do I create a script for my video?

In the center section of the creation screen, you’ll find the “Your Video Script” text box. You can directly type your script into this box. For assistance, use the “Script Generator” button located on the right side of this section, or use the “Rewrite” button to modify existing text.

Can I format my script in any special way?

Yes, within the script text box located in the center of the creation interface, you can use special formatting: - Create a line break to force generation of new media - Insert pause tags like <break time="1.0s" /> to create timed pauses - Include guidance notes in brackets like “[gold dragon - will help the media generation]” to guide the AI’s understanding

Can I import content from other sources?

Yes, below the script text box, there’s a note that says “Input the exact script of the video or drop a link to get the content from the web.” You can paste a URL from an article or other online content to have Revid.ai extract and format the content for your video.

Voice Options

How do I select a voice for my video?

Scroll down the creation page to find the “Select Voice or Record Yourself” section. This panel displays voice options like Callum, Charlotte, Jessica, etc., each with tags describing their characteristics. Click on a voice to select it for your video.

Can I use my own voice?

Yes, in the “Select Voice or Record Yourself” section that appears as you scroll down the creation page, click the “Record” tab located in the upper right corner of this section. Once clicked, you’ll see options to: - Upload a pre-recorded audio file by clicking on the cloud upload icon - Record yourself directly using your computer’s microphone - Enable video recording by toggling the “Enable video” switch

What voice customization options are available?

In the “Select Voice or Record Yourself” section, you’ll find filter options located below the search bar. These filters allow you to narrow down voice choices by: - Language (dropdown menu in the bottom left) - Gender (dropdown menu next to Language) - Age (dropdown menu in the center) - Use Case (dropdown menu next to Age) - Description (dropdown menu) - Accent (dropdown menu on the right)

How do I create or clone a voice?

In the “Select Voice or Record Yourself” section, look for the “Create / Clone Voice” button located in the upper right corner of this panel. Clicking this button will allow you to create a custom voice or clone an existing one.

What does “Correct punctuation helps the generated voice to be much better” mean?

This message appears as a tip below the voice selection area. It indicates that properly using periods, commas, question marks, and other punctuation in your script will significantly improve how natural and fluid the AI-generated voiceover sounds when reading your text.

What are the best practices for voice generation?

Revid.ai provides specific tips for optimizing voice generation quality. To access these tips, look for the “Tips on voice generation” modal that appears in the AI Talking Avatar interface. The key recommendations include: 1. Use short and punctuated sentences - This helps the AI deliver more natural-sounding speech with appropriate pauses and intonation. 2. When generating voice, [text between brackets] will be ignored but can be used to guide the AI with media generation - These notes won’t be spoken but help the system understand context. 3. Use <break time="1.0s" /> tags to mark specific pause durations in the generated voice - This gives you precise control over timing. 4. Use breaking lines to force slide separation and media changes - This creates natural transitions between different segments of your video.

The interface also provides a helpful script example showing how to implement these practices, with sample text demonstrating how to use directional cues in brackets (like “[close-up of a cat]”) paired with spoken text.

How do I create or clone a custom voice?

To create or clone a custom voice: 1. In the “Select Voice or Record Yourself” section, look for the “Create or Clone a Voice” button (labeled “Clone Voice” in some interfaces) located in the upper right corner. This button might have a number “1” indicator beside it. 2. Click this button to open the voice creation interface. 3. You’ll see two tabs at the top: “Voice Generation” and “Voice Clone”. 4. For voice generation, provide a detailed description in the “Voice Description” field (e.g., “A massive evil ogre, troll”). 5. Enter sample text for the voice to speak in the “Sample Text” field. 6. Click “Generate Previews” to hear how your custom voice sounds. 7. Once satisfied, click the “Clone Voice” button at the bottom of the modal.

Note that this feature may require an Elite plan, as indicated by the “(Elite plan required)” text next to the feature title.

What’s the difference between Voice Generation and Voice Clone?

In the “Create or Clone a Voice” interface, you’ll find two different options accessible through tabs at the top of the modal: 1. “Voice Generation” - This option allows you to create a synthetic voice from scratch by describing the characteristics you want. You’ll need to provide a detailed description of the voice and sample text, then the AI will generate a voice matching those specifications. 2. “Voice Clone” - This option allows you to create a voice that mimics a specific existing voice, typically by providing audio samples of that voice. This is useful when you want to maintain consistent voice branding or replicate a particular speaking style.

Both options are accessible from the same modal but serve different purposes depending on whether you’re creating a new voice or trying to match an existing one.

Audio Options

How do I add background music to my video?

Scroll down the creation page until you reach the “Select audio or Generate Music” section. This panel displays a library of music options like “Heartbeat of the Wind,” “Observer,” etc. Click on any music option to preview and select it. Alternatively, you can click the “Generate Music” tab at the top right of this section to create custom background music.

What types of music are available?

In the “Select audio or Generate Music” section, you’ll see various music options tagged with different style indicators: - Calm (for relaxed, peaceful background music) - Electro (for electronic, modern sounds) - Curious (for intriguing, mysterious tones) - Futurist (for forward-looking, technological sounds) - Suspens (for suspenseful, tension-building tracks)

Can I upload my own audio?

Yes, in the “Select audio or Generate Music” section, look for the text that says “Drop your training image or click here to browse files.” Click on this area to open a file browser and upload your own audio files for use in your video.

Video Customization

How do I choose what type of media appears in my video?

In the customization section of the creation interface, look for the “Choose media type” option with an information icon beside it. Clicking this will allow you to specify what kind of visual media will be used to illustrate your video’s content.

How do I specify how many media clips to generate?

Click the “More options” dropdown located near the top of the customization section. Within this expanded menu, you’ll find: - Options to choose Few, Medium, or More media clips (displayed as buttons) - A text input field labeled “Maximum number of medias to generate” where you can enter a specific number (e.g., 10) - A note indicating this will use a “reasonable amount of credits”

How do I choose screen ratio for my video?

Click the “More options” dropdown near the top of the customization section. Within this menu, look for “Choose your screen ratio” with a dropdown currently set to “Auto.” The interface notes that “Our AI will adapt the footage to your desired screen ratio” when set to Auto.

How do I disable captions in my video?

Click the “More options” dropdown near the top of the customization section. Within this expanded menu, find the “Disable Captions” toggle switch. When enabled (switched to the right), the text below explains that it will “Do not show captions in your video.”

How do I add stickers to my video?

Click the “More options” dropdown near the top of the customization section. Within this expanded menu, find the “Add Stickers” toggle switch. When enabled (switched to the right), the text below explains that “AI will search and add stickers to make your video more fun and engaging.”

What caption presets are available?

After expanding the “More options” dropdown, look for the “Select a preset to add to your captions” section. Here you’ll find several labeled buttons representing different caption styles: - BASIC (simple captions) - REVID (platform’s branded style) - HORMOZY (a stylized format) - ALL (includes all caption elements) - WRAP 1 (specific wrapping style with red highlight) - WRAP 2 (alternative wrapping style with blue highlight) - FACELESS (likely designed for videos without visible speakers)

How do I control caption alignment?

In the customization section, after the caption presets, you’ll find the “Alignment” controls. This section has three options displayed as buttons: - Top (aligns captions to the top of the video) - Middle (centers captions vertically) - Bottom (places captions at the bottom of the video)

What is Voice Stability and how do I adjust it?

In the customization section, below the Alignment controls, you’ll find the “Voice Stability” options. This section includes three buttons: - Stable: Creates a more consistent, even-toned voice (left button) - Balanced: Provides a middle ground between stability and expressiveness (center button) - Expressive: Allows for more emotional range in the voice but may create artifacts, as noted by the text “More expressive but might create artifacts” (right button)

Can I optimize for specific languages?

Yes, in the lower portion of the customization section, you’ll find language optimization options: - A “Language” dropdown menu that lets you “Pick a language to help the AI be more accurate” - A toggle for “Optimize for Chinese” that should be enabled when creating content in Chinese

How do I enable content filtering?

In the customization section, locate the toggle labeled “Enable sensitivity filter (NSFW + violence).” Enabling this toggle (switching it to the right) will activate content filtering to prevent inappropriate material from appearing in your video.

Can I generate a thumbnail for my video?

Yes, in the customization section, find the toggle labeled “Generate Cover” with an information icon. When enabled (switched to the right), the text below explains it will “Generate a cover/thumbnail image for your video” automatically.

How do I add my logo or watermark?

In the customization section, locate the toggle labeled “Add Watermark.” When enabled (switched to the right), the text below explains it will “Add your logo or watermark to the video.”

How do I add a sound wave to my video?

In the Music to Video customization options section, located in the middle of the creation interface, you’ll find a toggle labeled “Add sound wave”. When enabled (switched to the right), this will add a visual sound wave to your video, as indicated by the text below the toggle that says “Add a sound wave to the video”. This feature helps create a visual representation of the audio, making your music video more engaging.

How do I control how many extracts are created from my audio or YouTube video?

In the YouTube Long to Shorts or Audio to Video customization options section, you’ll find a setting labeled “How many extracts do you want?” This appears as a numeric input field with up/down arrows, typically set to “1” by default. Below this control, text explains “Our AI will find the best parts and will create custom videos from them”. Adjust this number according to how many separate highlight clips you want the AI to extract from your source material.

How do I specify what content I want extracted from my video or audio?

In both the YouTube Long to Shorts and Audio to Video customization sections, you’ll find a text input field labeled “Specify what you would like to get extracted”. This field appears below the URL input area. Enter keywords or topics that you’re interested in, and as the accompanying text explains, “Our AI will use this to look for the specific content you’re interested in”. This helps the AI identify and extract only the most relevant parts of your longer content.

Can I have AI add video footage to illustrate my audio content?

Yes, in the Audio to Video customization section, you’ll find a toggle labeled “Add video footage to illustrate the content”. When enabled (switched to the right), the system will automatically search for and add relevant visual footage to match your audio, as explained by the text “Our system will search for relevant video footage to illustrate the content”. This is especially useful for podcast clips, interviews, or other audio-only content that you want to enhance with visual elements.

How do I prevent content summarization in Article to Video?

In the Article to Video customization options section, you’ll find a toggle labeled “Prevent content summarization”. When enabled, this feature will stop the AI from automatically condensing longer content, as explained by the text below: “By default, content is summarized if higher than 500 characters. Toggle this option to prevent summarization.” This is useful when you want to preserve all the details of your original article rather than having it shortened.

How do I choose what type of stock videos to use in my generated video?

In the customization options section of any video creation type (AI Talking Avatar, Article to Video, Audio to Video, etc.), look for the dropdown field labeled “Stock videos”. This appears as a customizable field with a dropdown arrow. Clicking this dropdown allows you to select different categories or styles of stock footage that will be used in your generated video. This helps ensure the visual style matches your content’s theme.

How do I specify a target duration for my Article to Video?

In the Article to Video customization options section, look for the slider labeled “Target duration”. This appears as a horizontal slider with text below explaining “Estimation of your video length: 30s (~ 70 words)”. Moving this slider left or right allows you to set a preferred target length for your final video. The AI will then adjust the content extraction and pacing to attempt to match this target duration.

What is auto-reframe video and how do I enable it?

In the YouTube Long to Shorts customization options section, you’ll find a toggle labeled “Auto-reframe video”. When enabled, this feature automatically adjusts the framing of your video to match mobile aspect ratios, as explained by the text: “Our AI will auto-reframe the video to match the mobile aspect ratio, costs 10 more credits”. This is particularly useful when converting landscape YouTube videos to vertical formats for platforms like TikTok or Instagram Stories, though it does consume additional credits.

How can I have AI summarize a YouTube video?

In the YouTube Long to Shorts customization options section, find the toggle labeled “Have AI to summarize the video”. When enabled, an AI voice will be generated that provides a summary of the video content, as explained by the text: “An AI voice will be generated that will summarize the video”. This feature is useful for creating concise highlight clips that include context about the original longer content.

Can I add stickers to my YouTube Short clips?

Yes, in the YouTube Long to Shorts customization options, there’s a toggle labeled “Add Stickers”. When enabled, the AI will automatically search for and add relevant stickers to your video, as indicated by the text: “AI will search and add stickers to make your video more fun and engaging”. This feature helps make your clips more visually engaging and can emphasize key points in your content.

Recording Options

How do I use the teleprompter feature?

When in the recording interface (after clicking the “Record” tab in the voice selection section), the teleprompter appears on the right side of the screen. To use it: - Your script will be displayed in this area - The text will automatically scroll during recording, as indicated by “Text will auto-scroll when recording starts” - You can adjust scrolling speed using the slider marked “Scrolling Speed: 1” - Click the “Start Recording” button at the bottom of the teleprompter when you’re ready

What camera and microphone options are available?

In the recording interface (accessed by clicking the “Record” tab in the voice selection section), you’ll find device selection options: - A dropdown menu to select your microphone (e.g., “Default - MacBook Pro Microphone”) - A toggle switch labeled “Enable video” to turn on/off camera recording - A dropdown menu to select your camera (e.g., “FaceTime HD Camera”)

What happens when I record myself?

In the recording interface (accessed through the “Record” tab), you’ll see a note explaining: “Upload a recording or record yourself. Your recording will be transcribed and the transcript will override the video text.” This means your spoken words will become the new script for your video, replacing any text you entered previously.

How do I start recording?

In the recording interface (accessed through the “Record” tab), locate the “Start Recording” button at the bottom of the teleprompter section on the right side. The interface instructs: “Hit ‘Start Recording’ on the teleprompter to start the recording.”

AI Talking Avatar Feature

What is the AI Talking Avatar feature?

The AI Talking Avatar feature, accessible by clicking the “AI Talking Avatar” button at the top of the creation interface, allows you to create professional AI talking avatar videos from any text or URL in minutes. As described in the interface, this feature generates realistic speech, facial expressions, and movements to bring your content to life with a virtual presenter.

How do I create a video with an AI Talking Avatar?

To create a video with an AI Talking Avatar: 1. Click the “AI Talking Avatar” button at the top of the creation interface (it appears with a person icon). 2. Enter your script in the “Your Video Script” text box in the center of the screen. 3. Use special formatting as needed (line breaks, pause tags). 4. Scroll down to select your preferred avatar from the available options under “Select Avatar Source (video or image)”. 5. Customize other options as desired (voice, screen ratio, etc.). 6. Click the “Generate video” button at the bottom of the customization section.

What script formatting options are available for AI Talking Avatar?

When using the AI Talking Avatar feature, you can format your script in several special ways: 1. Use plain text for normal speech. 2. Add a line break to force generation of new media (visible in the script box as “Break line to force generation of a new media”). 3. Include directional notes in brackets like “[gold dragon - will help the media generation]” to guide the AI. 4. Add timed pauses with tags like <break time="1.0s" /> (visible in the example script as “will mark a 1s pause”). 5. Break your content into clear paragraphs for better pacing and understanding.

What avatar options are available to me?

In the AI Talking Avatar feature, you can select from multiple avatar sources by scrolling down to the “Select Avatar Source (video or image)” section. The interface offers three main categories accessible through tabs at the top of this section: 1. “Custom” - Upload your own avatar image or video 2. “Fantasy” - Select from fictional or stylized avatars 3. “Celebrities” - Choose from avatar options resembling public figures

Within these categories, you’ll see a grid of available avatar options with preview thumbnails. The Custom option also includes a drag-and-drop upload area reading “Drop a custom avatar video/image or click here to browse files.”

Can I upload my own image to create a custom avatar?

Yes, in the AI Talking Avatar feature, under the “Select Avatar Source (video or image)” section, click the “Custom” tab at the top. You’ll see an upload area with text “Drop a custom avatar video/image or click here to browse files.” You can either drag and drop your image/video directly onto this area or click it to open a file browser. The interface notes that you should upload “a landscape video of yourself, zoomed out, for better output.”

What screen ratio options are available for AI Talking Avatar videos?

In the AI Talking Avatar customization options, look for the dropdown labeled “Choose your screen ratio”. This appears with the current selection “9 / 16” (vertical format ideal for TikTok, Instagram Stories, etc.). Clicking this dropdown allows you to select different aspect ratios for your final video. Below this option, text explains “Our AI will adapt the footage to your desired screen ratio”, indicating that the system will automatically adjust the avatar and background to fit your chosen format.

Article to Video Feature

What is the Article to Video feature?

The Article to Video feature, accessible by clicking the “Article to Video” button at the top of the creation interface, allows you to transform any article into a video instantly. As described in the interface: “Turn any article into a video instantly with our Article to Video converter. Paste your URL, get a video - it’s that simple.” This tool automatically extracts key information from written content and transforms it into an engaging visual presentation.

How do I convert an article to a video?

To convert an article to a video: 1. Click the “Article to Video” button at the top of the creation interface (it appears with a document icon). 2. In the field labeled “Enter your article URL”, paste the web address of the article you want to convert. 3. Alternatively, click the text below that says “Or generate your video from raw text” if you want to paste the content directly. 4. Scroll down to customize options like media type, screen ratio, and summarization settings. 5. Select voice preferences in the “Select Voice or Record Yourself” section. 6. Click the “Generate video” button at the bottom of the customization section.

Can I use raw text instead of a URL for Article to Video?

Yes, in the Article to Video feature, beneath the URL input field, you’ll see text that says “Or generate your video from raw text! Use exact text for better results”. Click this text to switch to a mode that allows you to paste or type your article content directly into the interface rather than providing a URL. This is useful for content that isn’t published online or if you want to modify the text before conversion.

What media type options are available for Article to Video?

In the Article to Video customization section, look for “Choose media type” with an information icon beside it. When clicked, this opens options for what kind of visual media will be used to illustrate your article’s content. The text below explains “Choose what media will be used to illustrate the video”. Available options may include stock footage, animations, or static images, though specific choices aren’t visible in the screenshot. This setting determines the visual style of your generated video.

Audio to Video Feature

What is the Audio to Video feature?

The Audio to Video feature, accessible by clicking the “Audio to Video” button at the top of the creation interface, allows you to transform audio content into engaging visual videos. As described in the interface: “Turn audio into engaging videos instantly with Audio to Video AI. Add dynamic visuals, captions, animations automatically, and let the AI add super relevant media.” This tool is ideal for converting podcasts, interviews, or music into visually appealing content.

How do I convert audio to a video?

To convert audio to a video: 1. Click the “Audio to Video” button at the top of the creation interface (it appears with an audio waveform icon). 2. Select your audio source - either upload a file by clicking “Upload a File” or enter a YouTube/TikTok URL. 3. Alternatively, use the drag and drop area in the center that says “Drop Input a file or a YouTube URL or click here to browse files.” 4. Scroll down to customize options like what content to extract, screen ratio, and whether to add illustrative footage. 5. Set other preferences like media type and number of extracts. 6. Click the “Generate video” button at the bottom of the customization section.

Can I use a YouTube or TikTok link as an audio source?

Yes, in the Audio to Video feature, at the top of the input section, you’ll see a tab labeled “YouTube / TikTok”. Clicking this tab allows you to paste a URL from either platform to extract the audio from that content. The system will then use just the audio portion to generate your new video with AI-selected visuals. This is useful if you don’t have the original audio file but want to repurpose content from these platforms.

What types of audio files can I upload for Audio to Video?

In the Audio to Video feature, you can upload audio files by clicking the “Upload a File” button in the input section or by dragging and dropping files onto the area that says “Drop Input a file or a YouTube URL or click here to browse files.” While the interface doesn’t specify exact file formats, it notes that you can “use a podcast, an interview, or any audio content and we will magically retrieve the content.” This suggests support for common audio formats like MP3, WAV, M4A, etc.

Can I use the whole audio or just extract parts?

In the Audio to Video customization options at the bottom of the settings panel, you’ll find a toggle labeled “Use the whole audio”. When enabled, this setting will process your entire audio file rather than just extracting highlights. This option is useful when you want to convert a complete audio piece rather than just selected segments. When disabled, the AI will use your other settings (like the number of extracts and specified content) to select only the most relevant or engaging portions.

Music to Video Feature

What is the Music to Video feature?

The Music to Video feature, accessible by clicking the “Music to Video” button at the top of the creation interface, allows you to transform any song into a professional music video. As described in the interface: “Turn any song into a professional music video instantly with Music to Video AI. Perfect sync, stunning visuals, zero effort.” This tool automatically generates visuals that match the rhythm, mood, and content of your music.

How do I create a music video from a song?

To create a music video from a song: 1. Click the “Music to Video” button at the top of the creation interface (it appears with a musical note icon). 2. In the “Your Video Script” section, upload your music file by clicking the area that says “Drop your custom media file or click here to browse files.” 3. Scroll down to customize options like media type, screen ratio, and whether to add a sound wave visualization. 4. Optionally configure “Select audio or Generate Music” settings if you want to add or adjust the soundtrack. 5. Click the “Generate video” button at the bottom of the customization section.

Can I generate music for my video instead of uploading it?

Yes, in the Music to Video feature, scroll down to find the section labeled “Select audio or Generate Music” with a toggle switch next to it. When enabled, this feature allows you to have AI generate a custom soundtrack rather than uploading your own music file. Click the toggle to access music generation options. This is useful if you don’t have suitable music or want something custom-created to match the mood of your visuals.

What is the “Add sound wave” option in Music to Video?

In the Music to Video customization options, you’ll find a toggle labeled “Add sound wave”. When enabled (switched to the right), this feature adds a visual audio waveform or spectrum analyzer to your music video, as indicated by the text “Add a sound wave to the video”. This creates a dynamic visual element that pulses and moves in sync with your music, enhancing the visual appeal of music-focused videos.

Is there an estimated cost for generating a music video?

Yes, at the bottom of the Music to Video customization section, next to the “Generate video” button, you’ll see text indicating “Estimated cost:” followed by information about credit usage. In the screenshot, it shows “unavailable with these parameters,” suggesting that certain combinations of settings may affect pricing or availability. In standard cases, the system typically displays a specific credit cost (e.g., 10 credits) for generating a video.

YouTube Long to Shorts Feature

What is the YouTube Long to Shorts feature?

The YouTube Long to Shorts feature, accessible by clicking the “YouTube Long to Shorts” button at the top of the creation interface, allows you to convert longer YouTube videos into short-form clips. As described in the interface under “YouTube Clip Maker”: “Turn long YouTube videos into short clips instantly. Intelligent summarization, auto-cropping, and customized extraction. Edit your results easily.” This tool helps repurpose existing long-form content for platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.

How do I convert a YouTube video to Shorts?

To convert a YouTube video to Shorts: 1. Click the “YouTube Long to Shorts” button at the top of the creation interface (it appears with a YouTube icon). 2. In the field labeled “Enter a Youtube URL”, paste the link to the YouTube video you want to convert. 3. Scroll down to customize options like whether to have AI summarize the video, auto-reframe for vertical format, and what content to extract. 4. Set how many extracts you want and whether to add illustrative footage or stickers. 5. Configure other preferences like audio generation. 6. Click the “Generate video” button at the bottom of the customization section.

Can I specify what content I want extracted from a YouTube video?

Yes, in the YouTube Long to Shorts feature, you’ll find a text input field labeled “Specify what you would like to get extracted”. This appears below the YouTube URL input. Enter keywords, topics, or themes you’re interested in, and as the accompanying text explains, “Our AI will use this to look for the specific content you’re interested in”. This helps the AI identify and extract only the most relevant parts of the longer YouTube video based on your specific interests.

What does the “Auto-reframe video” option do?

In the YouTube Long to Shorts customization options, you’ll find a toggle labeled “Auto-reframe video”. When enabled, this feature automatically adjusts the framing of your horizontal YouTube video to fit vertical formats used by short-form platforms, as explained by the text: “Our AI will auto-reframe the video to match the mobile aspect ratio, costs 10 more credits”. This is essential for optimizing landscape YouTube content for platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts that primarily use vertical video formats. Note that using this feature costs additional credits.

How many clips can I extract from a single YouTube video?

In the YouTube Long to Shorts customization options, you’ll find a numeric input field labeled “How many extracts do you want?” This is typically set to “1” by default but can be adjusted using the up/down arrows. As the text explains, “Our AI will find the best parts and will create custom videos from them”. You can increase this number to create multiple different short clips from a single longer video, with each clip focusing on different highlights or topics from the source material.

Video Generation

How much does it cost to generate a video?

At the bottom of the customization section, next to the “Generate video” button, you’ll see text indicating “Estimated cost: 10 credits” for a standard video. Some advanced features shown elsewhere in the interface, like high-quality audio transcription, may cost additional credits (also displayed as 10 credits in the interface).

How do I generate my final video?

After configuring all your settings in the customization section, click the large “Generate video” button located at the bottom of the customization panel. This button is typically dark-colored and prominently displayed.

Can I preview what my video will look like?

Yes, on the right side of the creation interface, there’s an “Output Example” section that shows a preview of what your TikTok-style video might look like, including a sample of vertical video content with caption styling.

Account Management

Where can I find my created videos?

Click on “Videos” in the left sidebar under the “Creation” heading. This will take you to a library of all your previously created videos, where you can access, edit, or manage them.

How do I export my videos?

Click on “Exports” in the left sidebar under the “Creation” heading. This will take you to a section where you can view and manage your exported videos, likely allowing you to download them or prepare them for publishing.

What is Auto-Mode?

“Auto-Mode” is accessible by clicking on this option in the left sidebar under the “Creation” heading. While not detailed in the screenshots, this feature likely allows for automated video creation based on preset parameters or schedules.

What are AI Characters?

Click on “AI Characters (beta)” in the left sidebar under the “Creation” heading to access this feature. This is likely a beta feature that allows you to create or use AI-generated characters as presenters in your videos.

How do I access the affiliate program?

Click on “Affiliate Program” located near the bottom of the left sidebar. This will take you to information about Revid.ai’s affiliate opportunities and how you can potentially earn by referring others to the platform.

How do I change my account settings?

Click on “Account Settings” located near the bottom of the left sidebar. This will open a page where you can modify your profile information, payment details, and other account-related settings.

Inspiration and Content Ideas

How can I get inspiration for my videos?

Use the features under the “Inspiration” heading in the left sidebar, which includes: - “Search” - Click this to search for content ideas or existing videos - “Stories” - Click to access storytelling templates or examples - “Hooks” - Click to find attention-grabbing opening segments

What are “Hooks” in Revid.ai?

“Hooks” is a feature accessible by clicking on this option in the left sidebar under the “Inspiration” heading. While not detailed in the screenshots, hooks likely provide attention-grabbing opening segments or ideas to help your videos capture viewer attention in the first few seconds.

What are “Stories” in Revid.ai?

“Stories” is a feature accessible by clicking on this option in the left sidebar under the “Inspiration” heading. This feature likely provides storytelling frameworks, templates, or examples to help structure your content in an engaging narrative format.

How do I view example outputs for each video type?

For any video creation type (AI Talking Avatar, Article to Video, etc.), look for the “Output Example” section on the right side of the interface. This section includes an eye icon and displays a sample of what your final video might look like, including visual style, captions, and formatting. This preview helps you understand what to expect from the selected creation tool before generating your own video.

How do I see more tools than what’s initially displayed?

At the bottom of the row of video creation tools (Short Video Generator, YouTube Long to Shorts, etc.), you’ll see a button labeled “Show More Tools” with a downward arrow. Clicking this button expands the selection to show additional video creation options that weren’t visible in the initial toolbar. This helps keep the interface clean while still providing access to all available creation tools.

What is the difference between “Show More Tools” and “More options”?

These are two different expansion controls in the interface: 1. “Show More Tools” - Located below the row of video creation type buttons at the top of the page, this expands to show additional video creation tools beyond the initially visible options. 2. “More options” - Found within the customization section of specific creation types, this expands to show additional customization settings for your current video project.

Each controls a different aspect of the interface, with the first affecting which tools you can access, and the second determining which customization options are visible for your current project.

Where can I find help with the interface?

Throughout the Revid.ai interface, look for: 1. Information icons (small “i” in a circle) next to various options, which provide contextual help about specific features. 2. Explanatory text below most options that describes what each setting does. 3. Notes with lightbulb icons that provide tips and suggestions. 4. “Output Example” previews that show what to expect. 5. The “Feedback” button in the bottom right corner of every page, which allows you to submit questions or report issues.

These resources provide guidance as you navigate the interface and use the various video creation tools.

Projects and Workflow

How do I open projects in a new tab?

At the bottom of the left sidebar, you’ll see an option labeled “Open” followed by “https://www.revid.ai/projects in a new tab and focus it.” Clicking this will open your projects page in a separate browser tab for easier management.

Can I publish directly from Revid.ai?

Yes, click on “Publish” located in the left sidebar near the top. This will likely take you to options for publishing or scheduling your videos to various platforms like TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube.

Is there an admin panel?

Yes, if you have administrator privileges, you can access the “Admin” section by clicking on this option located near the bottom of the left sidebar. This likely provides advanced settings and management tools.

Media Options

What media types are available for my videos?

Revid.ai offers four primary media types that you can select for your videos. To access these options: 1. Click on “Choose media type” in the customization options section. 2. A modal titled “Choose Your Media Type” will appear with these options:

Stock videos: High-quality stock footage for your videos. This option uses professional pre-recorded video clips that match your content.

Moving AI images: AI-generated images with motion effects. These are still images created by AI that include subtle animation effects to make them more dynamic.

AI video: Generate unique video clips using AI. This option creates completely AI-generated video footage based on your script.

Your own media: Upload media and Revid will auto-select what makes the most sense for your video. This option allows you to provide your own content and the AI will determine the best placement.

Each option includes a preview thumbnail showing the style of visuals it produces.

How do I choose an image generation model?

When using AI-generated imagery in your videos, you can select different quality levels for the AI model: 1. In the customization options, look for a section titled “Pick your image generation model” or a similar modal that appears when configuring media settings. 2. You’ll see three primary options:

Base: Costs 1 credit per image. Described as “Most cost-effective generation model.” This is suitable for basic content where premium quality isn’t essential.

Pro: Costs 4 credits per image. Offers “Good prompt adherence and overall quality.” This mid-tier option balances quality and cost.

Ultra: Costs 16 credits per image. Provides “Great prompt adherence and overall quality.” This is the highest quality option for professional-grade results.

Each model includes example images showing the quality difference between the options. Some generation styles may be labeled with “Pro Model” badges, indicating they require at least the Pro tier to use.

What generation styles are available for AI imagery?

In the customization options section, below “Choose media type” and image model selection, you’ll find a section labeled “Choose a generation style” that offers different aesthetic approaches for AI-generated imagery: 1. Gorgeous Details: Photorealistic imagery with fine details. 2. 3D Render: Three-dimensional rendered images with depth and texture. 3. Aura: Stylized imagery with ethereal lighting effects.

Each style is represented by a visual thumbnail showing examples of the aesthetic. Some styles may be labeled with “Pro Model” badges, indicating they require the Pro tier or higher to use.

How do I specify a general mood or theme for AI-generated media?

In the customization options section, look for a text input field labeled “Specify a general mood” or similar. This field appears below the generation style options and allows you to enter descriptive text (like “dark mood”) to guide the AI in creating visuals that match a specific atmosphere or emotional tone. This helps ensure consistency across all generated images or videos in your project.

How can I specify characters to appear in AI-generated media?

In the customization options section, below the mood specification, look for a section labeled “Specify characters” that displays character thumbnails. This feature allows you to select specific character types or appearances that should be featured in your AI-generated visuals. Click on character thumbnails to include them in your media generation instructions. This helps maintain character consistency throughout your video.

Script Creation and Formatting

What’s the most effective way to format my script for AI talking avatars?

For optimal results with AI talking avatars, format your script following these guidelines available in the “Tips on voice generation” modal: 1. Keep sentences short and properly punctuated for natural speech patterns. 2. Use [brackets] for directional notes that shouldn’t be spoken but guide the media generation. For example:

[close-up of a cat] Did you know how to make viral videos?    [cat playing with a ball] First, you need to grab the viewer's attention.    [cat chasing a laser pointer] Then, you need to keep them engaged.    [cat sleeping] Finally, you need to make them share it.

3. Add pauses with <break time="1.0s" /> tags, where the number specifies the pause duration in seconds. 4. Insert line breaks between major points to force media changes, creating visual variety in your video.

These formatting techniques help the AI understand both what to say and how to visually represent your content, resulting in more engaging videos.

How do I add timed pauses to my script?

To add precise pauses in your script: 1. Position your cursor in the script where you want the pause to occur. 2. Insert the tag <break time="X.Xs" /> where X.X represents the number of seconds for the pause. 3. For example, <break time="1.0s" /> creates a one-second pause, while <break time="2.5s" /> creates a two-and-a-half second pause.

This feature is especially useful for creating dramatic pauses, giving viewers time to absorb information, or synchronizing with visual elements. You can see examples of this formatting in the script box and in the “Tips on voice generation” modal.

How do I guide media generation without affecting the spoken content?

To provide direction for visual elements without those directions being spoken in your video: 1. Add text in square brackets [like this] within your script. 2. For example, writing “[close-up of a cat]” before a sentence will guide the AI to display a cat close-up while speaking the text that follows. 3. As explained in the “Tips on voice generation” modal, these bracketed instructions “will be ignored but can be used to guide the AI with the media generation.”

You can see examples of this formatting in the script example provided in the tips modal, where instructions like “[cat playing with a ball]” and “[cat chasing a laser pointer]” are used to guide the visuals while the actual spoken content focuses on making viral videos.

How do I control media changes in my video?

To control when the visual media changes throughout your video: 1. Use breaking lines (line breaks) in your script to force slide separation and media changes. 2. As explained in the “Tips on voice generation” modal, each separate paragraph after a line break will trigger a new visual. 3. For example, in the script box, the text shows “Break line to force generation of a new media” indicating that pressing Enter to create a new line will signal the AI to transition to new visual content.

This technique gives you control over the pacing and visual storytelling of your video, ensuring that media changes align with your narrative structure.

Specialized Video Creation Tools

What additional video creation tools does Revid.ai offer?

The Revid.ai platform offers several specialized video creation tools beyond the main options. These can be accessed by clicking the “Show More Tools” button at the bottom of the initial tools display. Some of these specialized tools include: - Add Caption to Video - Add AI-generated captions to existing videos - PDF to Brainrot - Convert PDF content to video format - Text to Brainrot Video Generator - Transform text into trending-style videos - Website Review Video - Create videos reviewing website content - AI Movie Maker - Generate movie-style videos - Cinematic Videos - Create videos with cinematic quality - Comment Silent Video - Add commentary to videos without original audio - Instrumental Music Visualizer - Create visual companions for instrumental music - Create Cartoon Video - Generate animated cartoons from text prompts - Create Video Quiz - Build interactive video quizzes - Reddit Post to Video - Convert Reddit content to video format - Tweet / X to Video - Transform tweets into video content - LinkedIn Post to Video - Convert LinkedIn posts to video content - Media to Story - Create narrative videos from your media files - Ad Generator - Create promotional video advertisements - Static Background Video - Generate videos with fixed backgrounds - PDF to Video - Convert PDF documents to video presentations

Some of these tools may be in beta, as indicated by a “beta” tag in the interface.

How do I access these specialized tools?

To access these specialized video creation tools: 1. From the main dashboard, click the “Create New Video” button on the left sidebar. 2. In the video creation interface, you’ll see a row of primary tools at the top (Short Video Generator, YouTube Long to Shorts, etc.). 3. Below this row, you’ll see additional specialized tools (Add Caption to Video, PDF to Brainrot, etc.). 4. If you don’t see all options, click “even more tools…” at the end of the row or use the “Show Less” / “Show More” toggle at the bottom of the tools section to expand or collapse the full list of available tools.

Add Caption to Video

What is the Add Caption to Video feature?

The Add Caption to Video feature, accessible by clicking the “Add Caption to Video” button in the creation interface, allows you to add AI-generated captions to your existing videos. As described in the interface: “AI generated captions added to your videos, automatically generated for 100+ languages. Highly accurate, beautifully synchronized, and ready in minutes.” This tool is perfect for improving accessibility, adding translations, or enhancing engagement for videos that need subtitles.

How do I add captions to my video?

To add captions to your video: 1. Click the “Add Caption to Video” button in the creation interface (it appears with a caption icon). 2. In the “Your Video Script” section, click the upload area that says “Drop your custom media file or click here to browse files” to upload the video you want to add captions to. 3. Scroll down to the “Customize Options” section. 4. To enhance the transcription quality, you can enable the “Use high quality audio transcription” toggle, which costs 10 additional credits but provides better transcription. 5. You can also enable “Add video footage to illustrate the content” if you want the AI to add relevant visual elements along with the captions. 6. Click the “Generate video” button at the bottom of the customization section.

What types of videos can I add captions to?

You can add captions to virtually any video format that Revid.ai supports. The “Add Caption to Video” feature works by analyzing the audio in your video file, transcribing it, and then adding synchronized captions. You simply need to upload your video by dropping your file in the “Your Video Script” section’s upload area or clicking to browse files. This works for videos with clear speech in any of the 100+ languages that the platform supports.

Can I enhance the quality of the transcription?

Yes, in the Add Caption to Video customization options section, you’ll find a toggle labeled “Use high quality audio transcription”. When enabled, this option provides a more accurate transcription of your video’s audio, as explained by the text below: “Better transcription, use 10 more credits per minute)”. This option is especially useful for videos with challenging audio conditions, multiple speakers, or technical/specialized vocabulary. While it does cost additional credits, it can significantly improve caption accuracy.

Can I add complementary video footage along with captions?

Yes, in the Add Caption to Video customization options section, you’ll find a toggle labeled “Add video footage to illustrate the content”. When enabled, this feature lets the AI search for and add relevant video footage to enhance your captioned video, as explained by the text: “Our system will search for relevant video footage to illustrate the content”. This can be useful when you want to add visual context to audio-heavy content or improve the visual appeal of simple videos.

Instrumental Music Visualizer

What is the Instrumental Music Visualizer feature?

The Instrumental Music Visualizer feature, accessible by clicking the “Instrumental Music Visualizer” button in the creation interface, allows you to create stunning visual companions for instrumental music. As described in the interface: “Generate a stunning AI video from instrumental music! The AI will automatically create relevant media for your instrumental music video.” This tool analyzes your music’s rhythm, tempo, and mood to generate synchronized visuals that complement the audio.

How do I create a music visualization video?

To create a music visualization video: 1. Click the “Instrumental Music Visualizer” button in the creation interface (it appears with a music waveform icon). 2. In the “Your Video Script” section, click the upload area that says “Drop your custom media file or click here to browse files” to upload your instrumental music track. 3. Scroll down to the “Customize Options” section. 4. Select your preferred media type using the “Choose media type” dropdown. 5. Choose your desired screen ratio from the available options (e.g., “9 / 16” for vertical formats). 6. Enable the “Add sound wave” toggle if you want to add a visual sound wave that pulsates with the music. 7. Click the “Generate video” button at the bottom of the customization section.

What screen ratio options are available for music visualization?

In the Instrumental Music Visualizer customization options, you’ll find a dropdown labeled “Choose your screen ratio”. The standard setting visible in the screenshot is “9 / 16” which is the vertical format ideal for platforms like TikTok, Instagram Stories, and YouTube Shorts. Below this setting, the text explains “Our AI will adapt the footage to your desired screen ratio”, indicating that the system automatically adjusts the visuals to fit your chosen format. Other common ratios likely include 16:9 (landscape), 1:1 (square), 4:5 (Instagram), though these aren’t directly visible in the screenshot.

Can I add a sound wave visualization to my music video?

Yes, in the Instrumental Music Visualizer customization options, you’ll find a toggle labeled “Add sound wave”. When enabled (switched to the right), this feature adds a visual audio waveform or spectrum analyzer to your music visualization video, as indicated by the text “Add a sound wave to the video”. This creates a dynamic visual element that pulses and moves in sync with your instrumental music, enhancing the visual appeal and providing a clear connection between what viewers see and hear. The visualization typically appears as a colorful, animated wave at the bottom of the video.

Create Cartoon Video

What is the Create Cartoon Video feature?

The Create Cartoon Video feature, accessible by clicking the “Create Cartoon Video” button in the creation interface, allows you to generate animated cartoon videos from simple text prompts. As described in the interface: “Create a cartoon video from a text prompt. Let the AI create the script and media and get a fully ready cartoon video.” This tool automatically develops an entire animated story based on your brief description, handling both narrative and visual elements.

How do I create a cartoon video?

To create a cartoon video: 1. Click the “Create Cartoon Video” button in the creation interface (it appears with a cartoon character icon). 2. In the field labeled “What your cartoon video will be about”, enter a simple sentence describing your cartoon concept (e.g., “A little girl explores the world”). 3. Scroll down to the “Customize Options” section. 4. Select your preferred media type (e.g., “Moving AI images”). 5. Choose a generation preset that matches your desired style (options include Tender, Aura, Fantasy Wizard & Witches, Incase Style, Space Marines 40K, etc.). 6. Configure any other desired options like screen ratio or sound settings. 7. Click the “Generate video” button at the bottom of the customization section.

How detailed should my cartoon video prompt be?

Your cartoon video prompt should be a simple, concise sentence that captures the essence of what you want. As the interface note explains: “Write a simple sentence to describe your cartoon video is about (e.g.,”A little girl explores the world”). AI will generate the script from this.” The AI system uses this brief description as a starting point to develop a complete narrative and visual story. You don’t need to provide detailed scene descriptions or character development - just the core concept. Keep it under 15 words for best results.

What cartoon style presets are available?

In the Create Cartoon Video customization options, you’ll find a section labeled “Choose a generation preset” that offers different aesthetic styles for your cartoon: 1. Tender: A soft, gentle style with rounded characters and warm colors, ideal for children’s content. 2. Aura: A mystical, ethereal style with glowing elements and fantasy themes. 3. Fantasy Wizard & Witches: A magical style featuring wizards, witches, and supernatural elements. 4. Incase Style: A distinctive animation style with bold outlines and vibrant colors. 5. Space Marines 40K: A science fiction military theme based on the popular Warhammer 40K aesthetic.

Each style is represented by a visual thumbnail and may have a “Pro Model” badge if it requires a premium tier to use. The selection affects both the visual style and thematic elements of your generated cartoon.

Create Video Quiz

What is the Create Video Quiz feature?

The Create Video Quiz feature, accessible by clicking the “Create Video Quiz” button in the creation interface, allows you to build interactive video quizzes that engage viewers. As described in the interface: “Create a dynamic video quiz that challenge viewers to answer questions.” This tool generates visually appealing quiz videos with customizable questions, multiple-choice answers, and engaging visuals.

How do I create a video quiz?

To create a video quiz: 1. Click the “Create Video Quiz” button in the creation interface (it appears with a question mark icon). 2. Enter your quiz title in the “Quiz title” field. 3. For each question: - Type your question in the “Question” field. - Add multiple answer options in the “Answer” fields. - Select the correct answer(s) by toggling the switch next to it. - Click the trash icon to delete an answer if needed. 4. Click “Add Answer” to include more answer options for the current question. 5. Click “Add another Question” to include additional questions in your quiz. 6. Alternatively, use the “AI Quiz Script Generator” button to have the system create quiz content for you. 7. Configure any other desired options in the customization section. 8. Click the “Generate video” button at the bottom of the customization section.

Can I use AI to generate quiz questions automatically?

Yes, in the Create Video Quiz interface, you’ll find a button labeled “AI Quiz Script Generator” located on the right side of the “Generate Quiz Script” section. Clicking this button will prompt the AI to automatically generate quiz questions and answers based on your quiz title or theme. This is especially useful when you have a topic in mind but aren’t sure what specific questions to ask, or when you want to quickly create a quiz without manually writing each question and answer set.

How many questions can I include in my video quiz?

In the Create Video Quiz interface, you can add multiple questions to your quiz by clicking the “Add another Question” button located at the bottom of each question section. While the interface doesn’t specify a maximum limit visible in the screenshot, you can continue adding questions as needed for your quiz. Each question can have multiple answer options, with at least one marked as correct by toggling the switch next to it. This flexibility allows you to create comprehensive quizzes that thoroughly test knowledge on your chosen topic.

How are correct answers indicated in the quiz?

In the Create Video Quiz creation interface, you mark correct answers by toggling the switch located to the right of each answer option. When the switch is toggled on (appears blue with the toggle to the right), that answer is designated as correct. You can designate multiple correct answers for a single question if appropriate. During quiz generation, the system will use this information to create an interactive video that properly indicates correct and incorrect responses, likely with visual and audio cues to provide feedback to viewers.

Media to Story

What is the Media to Story feature?

The Media to Story feature, accessible by clicking the “Media to Story” button in the creation interface, allows you to transform your collection of media files into a cohesive narrative video. As described in the interface: “Create a story from your Videos and Images. Upload them and let AI do the rest.” This tool organizes your media chronologically or thematically, adds transitions, and can generate narrative elements to connect your content into an engaging story format.

How do I create a story from my media files?

To create a story from your media files: 1. Click the “Media to Story” button in the creation interface (it appears with a media folder icon). 2. In the field labeled “Share what your story is about (optional)”, enter a brief description of your story theme (e.g., “Photos from my trip to Paris”). 3. Scroll down to the “Import Videos and Images” section. 4. Upload your media by either dragging and dropping files into the upload area or clicking to browse your files. 5. In the “Customize Options” section, adjust the “Target duration” slider to set your preferred video length. 6. Configure any other desired options. 7. Click the “Generate video” button at the bottom of the customization section.

Can I provide context for my media story?

Yes, in the Media to Story interface, you’ll find a text field labeled “Share what your story is about (optional)” where you can provide context about your media collection. While this field is optional, providing information about the theme, event, or narrative (like “Photos from my trip to Paris”) helps the AI better understand the relationship between your media files and create a more cohesive story. Below this field, there’s a tip that recommends “use short, punctuated sentences” for best results, indicating that clear, concise descriptions work better than lengthy explanations.

How do I control the length of my media story?

In the Media to Story customization options, you’ll find a slider labeled “Target duration” that allows you to set your preferred video length. As you adjust this slider, the text below updates to show the “Estimation of your video length” in seconds, along with an approximate word count (e.g., “30s (~70 words)”). This helps you create a story that fits within your desired time constraints, whether you’re looking for a quick highlight reel or a more extensive narrative. The AI will adjust pacing, transitions, and narrative elements to match your target duration while incorporating all your uploaded media.

Ad Generator

What is the Ad Generator feature?

The Ad Generator feature, accessible by clicking the “Ad Generator” button in the creation interface, allows you to create professional video advertisements quickly and easily. As described in the interface: “Generate engaging video ads with AI avatars. Upload key product media and let Revid create the perfect social ad.” This tool combines AI-generated presenters, your product imagery, and compelling messaging to create advertisements suitable for social media and other digital platforms.

How do I create a video advertisement?

To create a video advertisement: 1. Click the “Ad Generator” button in the creation interface (it appears with an ad icon). 2. In the field labeled “Share what your ad is about (optional)”, enter details about your product or service (e.g., “The best software to create video - insist on how it’s easy to use”). 3. Scroll down to the “Select Avatar Source (video or image)” section. 4. Choose your preferred avatar source by selecting one of the tabs: Custom, Fantasy, or Celebrities. 5. If using a custom avatar, upload your own image or video using the drop area. 6. Configure other customization options for your ad. 7. Click the “Generate video” button at the bottom of the customization section.

What information should I provide about my product for the ad?

In the Ad Generator interface, you’ll find a text field labeled “Share what your ad is about (optional)” where you can provide details about your product or service. While marked as optional, the tip below this field advises: “Share details, product URLs and everything which could help the AI understand the product better.” This suggests that providing comprehensive information about your product features, benefits, target audience, unique selling points, and even links to your product page will help the AI create a more effective advertisement. The more context you provide, the better tailored your advertisement will be to your specific product and market.

What avatar options are available for video advertisements?

In the Ad Generator feature, under the “Select Avatar Source (video or image)” section, you can choose from three main categories of presenters for your advertisement: 1. Custom: Upload your own avatar image or video by using the drop area that says “Drop a custom avatar video / image or click here to browse files”. This is ideal when you want to feature yourself, a team member, or a specific brand representative. 2. Fantasy: Select from fictional or stylized avatars that match your brand’s tone or aesthetic. 3. Celebrities: Choose from avatar options resembling public figures (though it’s important to note that using celebrity likenesses may have legal implications depending on your jurisdiction and use case).

Each option is accessible through tabs at the top of the avatar selection section, with preview thumbnails showing available options within each category.

The Video Editor

What are the main sections of the video editor?

The Revid.ai video editor has several key sections: 1. Left Sidebar: Contains navigation buttons for Frames, Slide, Text, Media, Audio, Captions, and Settings 2. Top Navigation: Shows project title, admin tools, and export button 3. Central Editing Area: Displays the current editing interface based on your selected tool 4. Preview Area: Shows a real-time preview of your video with the current slide visible 5. Timeline: Located at the bottom, displaying all frames with timestamps

How do I modify media in my video?

To modify media in your video: 1. Click the “Media” button in the left sidebar (represented by a photo icon) 2. This opens the media panel where you’ll see “Media for current slide” and “Select a media to edit it” 3. You can view current media used in the frame under “Media(s) for frame X” 4. Add new media by clicking on the “+” icon under “Add new media” 5. Choose between “Current” tab to see existing media or “Library” tab to access the media library 6. Click on any media thumbnail to select and edit it

How do I add new media to my video?

To add new media to your video: 1. Click the “Media” button in the left sidebar 2. Click the “+” button in the central panel or the box labeled “Add new media” 3. If you want to use media from the library, click the “Library” tab at the top 4. Browse through available media options and click on the one you want to add 5. Alternatively, you can upload your own media by dragging and dropping files into the designated area 6. Once added, the new media will appear in the current frame

How do I modify the text or transcript in my video?

To modify the text or transcript in your video: 1. Click the “Frames” button in the left sidebar (represented by stacked boxes icon) 2. You’ll see a numbered list of text segments, each with its own timestamp 3. Each segment shows the text, duration, and has editing controls 4. Click on any text to edit it directly 5. You can also use the three dots menu to access additional options for each text segment 6. The timeline at the bottom shows each text segment with its corresponding timing

What are the general slide settings I can adjust?

To access general slide settings: 1. Click the “Slide” button in the left sidebar (represented by a single document icon) 2. You’ll see options for: - Background Color (with “Solid” and “Gradient” options) - Color picker tools - Slide Duration (shown in seconds) - Delete Slide option

Note that slide duration is computed automatically based on the transcript, and changing it manually will un-sync it as indicated by the warning.

How do I adjust audio settings in my video?

To adjust audio settings: 1. Click the “Audio” button in the left sidebar (represented by a sound wave icon) 2. In the audio panel, you’ll find three tabs: “Music”, “Voiceover”, and “Sound Effects” 3. In the Music tab, you can: - Adjust volume using the slider (shown at 15% in the screenshot) - Browse through music options like “Observer”, “Futuristic Beat”, etc. - Upload custom music by dragging and dropping or clicking the upload area - Preview music options by clicking play buttons 4. The Voiceover and Sound Effects tabs provide similar functionality for those audio types

How do I customize captions in my video?

To customize captions: 1. Click the “Captions” button in the left sidebar (represented by a text bubble icon) 2. In the captions panel, you’ll find two tabs: “Presets” and “Custom” 3. In the Presets tab, you can: - Toggle captions on/off with the “Hide captions” switch - Select a preset style (BASIC, REVID, HORMOZY, ALL, WRAP 1, WRAP 2, FACELESS) - Choose caption alignment (Top, Middle, Bottom) 4. The Custom tab likely allows for more detailed caption customization like fonts, colors, and sizing

How do I export my video once I’ve finished editing?

To export your video: 1. Click the “Export” button in the top-right corner of the editor (with a download icon) 2. In the export dialog, you’ll see: - Your previous export (if available) on the left - “Start a New Export” options on the right - Resolution options (720p, 1080p) - Frame rate selection (30 is recommended) - Compression options (Low, Medium, High) with Medium recommended for marketing materials 3. Click the blue “Export” button to start the new export process 4. Once complete, you can either download the video or publish it directly to social media using the “Publish” button

How do I navigate between different frames in my video?

To navigate between frames in your video: 1. Use the timeline at the bottom of the editor which shows all frames with their timestamps 2. Click on any frame thumbnail to jump directly to that point in the video 3. Alternatively, use the frame counter in the bottom right (shows current frame number and total frames, e.g., “Frame 1/38”) 4. You can also use the playback controls in the bottom right to play through the frames sequentially

How do I adjust the timing of individual text segments?

To adjust the timing of individual text segments: 1. Click the “Frames” button in the left sidebar 2. For each text segment, you’ll see a duration indicator (e.g., “0.96 s”, “1.17 s”) 3. Click on this duration indicator to edit it 4. You can manually set the exact duration in seconds for each text segment 5. Note that changing durations may affect the overall synchronization, as indicated by the warning in the Slide settings

How do I regenerate media for a specific slide?

To regenerate media for a specific slide: 1. Click on the “Media” button in the left sidebar 2. Select the current slide you want to modify 3. Look for the “Regenerate from prompt” option in the central panel 4. You can either: - Click “Change Shot description” to the based image but re-generate the video - Click “Regenerate everything” to re-generate the video entirely 5. In the shot description field, describe how the image should be animated 6. For example, in the screenshot, the description reads: “Sword drips crimson blood, slowly falling to the muddy ground in slow motion.”

What is the Advanced Video Generation Model option?

The Advanced Video Generation Model is a premium feature for enhancing the quality of generated video content: 1. It appears as a toggle switch in the media generation section 2. When enabled, it uses “Best quality” settings for video generation 3. The description indicates it’s the “Most advanced AI video generation model” 4. It costs 60 credits per video, making it more expensive than standard generation 5. Use this option when you need the highest possible quality for professional projects

To publish your video directly to social media: 1. Click the “Export” button in the top-right corner of the editor 2. In the export dialog, after your video has been exported, look for the “Publish” button in the bottom right 3. This button has TikTok and YouTube icons, indicating which platforms you can publish to 4. Clicking this button will open platform-specific publishing options 5. Follow the prompts to connect your accounts and publish directly from Revid.ai

How do I customize the background color of my slides?

To customize the background color of your slides: 1. Click the “Slide” button in the left sidebar 2. In the “Background Color” section, you’ll see two options: - “Solid” for a single color background - “Gradient” for a multi-color graduated background 3. Click your preferred option 4. Use the color picker tool to the right to select your desired color(s) 5. Your changes will be reflected in real-time in the preview window

What is the “Safe zones” feature in the video editor?

The “Safe zones” feature, indicated by a button in the top-right corner of the preview area, likely shows the boundaries for important content in different aspect ratios: 1. When enabled, it displays guidelines that show which parts of your video will be visible across different devices and platforms 2. The “safe zone” is the area guaranteed to be visible regardless of where your video is viewed 3. Keeping important text and visual elements within these zones ensures they won’t be cropped out 4. This is particularly important when creating videos that will be displayed on multiple platforms with different aspect ratios

How do I navigate back to my projects from the editor?

To navigate back to your projects from the editor: 1. Look for the “Back to projects” link in the top-left corner of the editor (appears as “< Back to projects”) 2. Clicking this link will take you back to your projects dashboard 3. Make sure to save your changes before navigating away from the editor

How do I unlock slide duration controls?

To unlock slide duration controls: 1. Click the “Slide” button in the left sidebar 2. In the “Slide Duration” section, look for the “Unlock” button with a lock icon 3. Click this button to enable manual duration adjustment 4. Note the warning that states “Slide duration is computed automatically based on the transcript. Warning: changing duration will un-sync it.” 5. After unlocking, you can adjust the duration value in seconds

How do I select multiple frames at once in the video editor?

To select multiple frames at once in the video editor: 1. Locate the frame timeline at the bottom of the editor 2. Click on the first frame you want to select 3. Hold down the Shift key on your keyboard 4. While still holding Shift, click on the last frame in the range you want to select 5. You’ll see all frames between your first and last selection become highlighted 6. The editor will display how many slides are selected (e.g., “5 slides selected”) 7. You can now perform batch actions on all selected frames simultaneously

How do I generate matching media for multiple frames?

To generate matching media for multiple frames: 1. Select multiple frames using the method described above (click first frame, hold Shift, click last frame) 2. Once you have multiple frames selected, look for the “Generate matching media” button that appears above the timeline 3. Click this button to have the AI generate relevant visual content for all selected frames 4. The system will analyze the text/transcript content of each selected frame and create appropriate visuals 5. This is useful for quickly adding relevant visuals to multiple parts of your video at once 6. You can also regenerate media for frames that already have visuals if you want different options

What is the ratio switcher in the video editor?

The ratio switcher in the video editor (located in the top-right corner near the “Export” button): 1. Allows you to preview your video in different aspect ratios 2. You can switch between common ratios such as 9:16 (vertical/portrait for mobile), 16:9 (landscape/horizontal), 1:1 (square), 4:5, etc. 3. The current ratio is displayed (e.g., “9:16” as shown in the screenshot) 4. Clicking on the ratio displays a dropdown menu with other available aspect ratios 5. This feature helps you visualize how your video will appear on different platforms and devices 6. Use this in conjunction with the “Safe zones” feature to ensure important content remains visible in all ratios 7. The ratio you select here will be applied when exporting the final video

How do I split a frame into multiple frames?

To split a frame into multiple frames in the video editor: 1. Look for the “Split” button at the bottom-left corner of the editor (represented by a scissor icon) 2. Select the frame you want to split 3. Position the playhead (the timeline marker) at the exact point where you want to create the split 4. Click the “Split” button 5. This will divide your selected frame into two separate frames at the playhead position 6. You can then edit each frame independently 7. This is useful for creating more precise timing or adding different visuals to different parts of a longer segment