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Video and voice

Plan scenes, generate motion, and create narration, music, or sound effects.

In this guide
Reviewed video and audio assets, organized for assembly in the editor.

1. Plan the scenes you need

Open Scenes to review the story in order. Each scene can hold an image, video, and audio. Open a scene to work on its prompts and narration; save scene changes before moving on.

Check the duration and selected media for each scene. Use the order controls to move a scene earlier or later. Earlier generated versions remain available while you select another version.

For a first attempt, finish one scene and review its result before starting a larger batch.

Scenes shows the story order and the selected image, video, and audio for each part.

2. Generate a video clip

Open Videos and select New video. Choose a scene when the clip belongs to a particular part of the story.

Select an available Model.
Choose its supported input mode. Depending on the model, this can use text, an image, or start/end frames.
Describe the action, camera movement, and changes over time.
Supply the required references and review duration, aspect ratio, and other settings.
Check the estimate, select Generate video, and follow the job until it finishes.

Play the completed clip in Videos. Check motion, continuity, and whether the ending gives you a useful cut into the next scene.

Review the selected video model, references, motion prompt, duration, and estimate before submitting.

3. Choose narration, effects, or music

Open Audio and select New audio. Choose a type before selecting the model:

Voice narration: spoken audio from your exact script.
Sound effects: audio from a description of the sound you want.
Music: music controls supported by the model, including instrumental or lyrics inputs where available.

The audio type determines which models and input controls you can use.

4. Prepare and generate narration

Select an Audio model and choose Audio for: a particular scene or independent audio for the project.

Type the Narration script, or use Use project script / Use scene excerpt when available. Read the text aloud to check pacing and pronunciation. Use punctuation to communicate pauses.

Review the model's voice settings, character limit, and estimated cost. Generate the track and listen to the completed audio from beginning to end.

For a revision, change the relevant words or delivery settings and create a new version. Listen again before using it in the edit.

Narration combines the audio model, scene assignment, script, voice settings, and estimated cost.

5. Review tracks and bring them into the edit

The Audio library keeps voice, music, effects, and uploads together. Filter Audio type to find a particular kind of track, then preview it.

Use Upload audio or Add from library for existing files. Completed tracks can be downloaded or used alongside your clips.

Open Editor, use Sync media when needed, and align audio with the picture. Continue with AI editing and the timeline.