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🎬 Auto Video
Write a script or drop in a voiceover — AI turns it into an animated UI-Animation video you can tweak and render.
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Your sequence
Voiceover
Your Idea Bank
Intro & prompt
Intro
Pick a theme, then generate the map, questions and narration.
The map, hand animation and narration all follow your answers. The preview is silent — you'll hear the British narration in the rendered video (about 3 minutes).
Pick a topic and generate a full quiz — or write your own below.
Hidden across, down and diagonally — then circled on the reveal.
The wheel spins through values and settles on your answer.
One clip = your raw shot beside the finished one. The process = 2 to 4 elements added up with a ＋, exactly like the Process skin — either way the third frame is your formats.
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Element 1 ＋ element 2 ＋ element 3 ＝ your result. They land one at a time, in this order, then all play together — so put them in the order the work happened.
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Both clips start together and play right through, so upload the same moment twice — before your edit and after it. The card lasts as long as the longer clip (up to 60s), so the length you picked above doesn't apply here; a shorter clip holds its last frame at the end.
Wrap a phrase in *stars* to colour it — only *240 dirhams* paints that phrase in your accent. Works in the labels and the formats line too. Arabic, Hebrew and Latin each read the right way round on their own.
Each format is one framed crop of your finished clip on the third frame, with its size written under it. A size (1080x1920), a ratio (9:16) or a known name (Instagram Reel) is enough — the shape is what draws the frame. Leave the list empty for reel + post + link.
Picking one drops its caption into the box below — rewrite it for your own business, that is the point. The card runs as long as the clip, so the length you picked above doesn't apply here.
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Wrap a phrase in *stars* to colour it — me when *nobody* replies paints that word in your accent. Lowercase reads more like a real post than sentence case.
Move it off whatever your footage is actually showing.
62% of the frame
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Who wins, the day the drip overtakes the bucket and the final ratio are all worked out from these numbers — nothing to author.
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The photo flies in, then the name, the price and the button land one after the other. The −% badge is worked out from the two prices and the glow is read off the photo — neither is yours to type.
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Set like a menu: the dish name in an editorial serif, a hairline under it, then the price and its promo. The old price is never printed — it is only what the −20%-style promo is COMPUTED from, so the card can never promise a saving the numbers don't make. Arabic sets itself in Tajawal.
The photo is taken apart into the pieces the plate is made of, and they fly back down onto the emptied plate in order before the name lands and the price stamps in. Nothing is generated — every piece is cut from your photo, so what lands is the food you shot. It needs a dark plate or a dark table: the cut finds the food as the part of the picture that is bright or colourful.
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No photo
10% — just enough to fall away behind it
The object is outlined like a sticker, the background goes out of focus behind it, and it falls — slowing as it gets near, shivering just above the surface, and then it is let go and drops straight past it, out of the bottom of the frame. Your caption arrives on the moment it goes.
The outline is there from the first frame — an empty shape on the counter, waiting — and the object comes down into it and drops straight through. The outline stays to the last frame. Nothing ever lands, and that is the whole card: it is a tease, the thing is never yours, and what you are left holding is its shape and your line. It is also why it gets watched twice — the eye waits for a landing that does not come.
There is no second line, on purpose: two blocks of type push the caption up the frame and what they push it into is the object. One line, and the thing gets the middle of the picture.
The object's background is removed here: a PNG that already has none is used as it is, and a shot taken against ONE flat colour — a white sweep, a grey card, a green screen — has that colour keyed out. You don't position anything: it is stood in the middle of the frame, sized to it, and it falls through the line your caption sits above.
With no background photo the format works the other way instead: upload one shot of the thing where it already belongs — one clear thing, in focus, away from the edges, with the room visible behind it — and it is cut out of THAT and drops past exactly where it was standing, at the size it was in the shot.
One photo becomes a round across the top with the menu under it; two or three arrange themselves into the poster. You don't pick the layout — the number of photos does.
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The photos land as gold-rimmed rounds, the starburst stamps the price on, the dish is listed line by line and the number arrives last — on a plate kept above the caption row, so it is still readable once posted. The −% promo is worked out from the two prices and the order line speaks whichever language you wrote in, so neither is yours to type. Arabic sets itself in Tajawal and the whole poster mirrors.
Write it the way you would say it. Every word is printed in the middle of the frame as it is spoken, so there is nothing else to type. Pick the voice and the language under Add a voiceover below — it is switched on for you.
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A PNG with a transparent background looks best — it sits on its own soft plate, so it stays readable over any footage. Without one, your project name is printed there instead.
On screen from the first frame to the last, so a screenshot still carries it. Leave it empty and nothing is drawn.
You never pick a length or a shot order here. The reel is exactly as long as the reading takes, and your footage is divided evenly across it — add another clip and every shot simply gets shorter.
A few words, read at a glance — what the reel IS. It sits above the pictures from the first frame to the last, clear of the app's own buttons, and it wraps and steps down in size on its own. Leave it empty and nothing is drawn.
The whole clip is this × however many shots you added — a video is cut to it.
Every photo is shown for its own few seconds with a slow pan or zoom over it, then hands over to the next — so the clip is exactly as long as the photos you added need. A photo shaped like the frame fills it; a wide photo in a tall reel is shown WHOLE over a blurred copy of itself, so nothing you shot gets cut off. Captions are optional, one per photo.
A few words, read at a glance — what the reel IS. It is drawn over the hook clip too, which is the point: the borrowed clip stops the scroll, the title says what this reel is about. Leave it empty and nothing is drawn.
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Or pick one from the library — 🥁 means it carries its own beats, and the reel is cut to them.
No photo
Every shot of the sequence happens in this one room.
A photo on a plain white background isn't a scene, so there is nothing for "the empty table" to be the empty version of — it gets photographed for real first.
The whole clip is this × the shots in the sequence.
Every word here is optional. Fill any of them and the reel ends on a plate carrying just those; leave them all empty and it ends on the last shot, with nothing written over it.
One photo of the dish becomes the shots nobody filmed: the empty table, the plate going down, the food arriving on it, and the moment it is served. Each shot is generated from the one before it, so it is the same table in the same light throughout — that continuity is the whole trick, and it is why the shots are built in order rather than all at once. Building costs money, so it only ever happens when you press Build; every shot is kept, so previewing and rendering the same build again is free.
No logo
No photo
Complementary reads your logo's own colour and builds the field from the
opposite side of the colour wheel — pale under a dark mark, deep under a pale one. Picking a
colour fills the whole frame with exactly that one colour; the type flips to whatever reads on
it, but your mark can't — so go light behind a dark logo and dark behind a light one.
A photo is blurred right out of focus and veiled — dark under a pale logo, near-white
under a dark one — so your mark and the words stay readable on any picture.
The pieces are your logo's own letters, found in the picture — so
remove the background and a wordmark assembles letter by letter. A solid mark (or one still on
its plate) breaks along cracks instead. Either way the frame ENDS on the clean logo.
Save the scenes, layout & voice lines as a reusable template.
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The voice note plays your audio, then this question. Set the audio in the Audio section below — write a passage for the AI voice, or upload a clip.
The passage is read aloud by the AI voice (or your uploaded clip) while it scrolls — set the voice in the Audio section below. Then this question is asked.
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The image is shown to study, then this question is asked. Optional: turn on the AI voice (or upload a clip) in the Audio section to narrate while it shows.
Length
Audio — music, effects & voiceover
Pick a stock track (or upload your own) — it plays under this card.
This reel is cut to its beat track, so that track is its music —
pick it on the form, under Beat track, where you can see how many cut points each
one carries. It plays whole, from its beginning, at full level.
Off leaves the music and the voiceover exactly as they are — it only silences the effects, in the preview and in the downloaded video.
Each scene is timed to its own voice line — fill them in on the scenes below (each scene stays on screen while its line is spoken).
The call is spoken by two voices — one for them, one for you — picked automatically from the lines above. The “Voice” below is yours; the caller gets the other one, and every line is held on screen for exactly as long as it takes to say.
Read from the fields above in three voices — the
situation, the question, then the rule — each placed where its words are
on screen.
Detected:
MP3, M4A or WAV · max 10 MB — it plays on top of the music.
Your watermark — your own CTA badge, not ours
Your brand, not ours: your number, handle or shop name, burned into the video so every screenshot still carries it. Kept on every video you make here until you turn it off.
The badge stays clear of the platform's own buttons and captions, on every canvas.
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Colour
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🎞️ Footage library
Every video and image saved in this project — uploaded or extracted from a link.
Nothing saved yet. Upload a file, extract one from a video link, or search stock footage above.
✨ Elements
One cut-out crosses the scene: it arrives just after the cut, stops dead in the middle for a beat, then carries on and leaves.
PNG with transparency is best — a logo on a plain background is cut out for you.
The element library is empty — cut-outs are added in Admin → Elements.
Upload your content
PDF, Excel or CSV — or paste text. AI structures it into ready-to-load ideas for every format, saved to this project as it goes.
Optional but recommended — AI infers the gaps from your content.
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