AUTOVID User Guide
From creating shorts templates to uploading to YouTube, follow the workflow in one step.
Long-form Creation Tutorial
Watch the Shorts and Long-form workflows first, then continue with the steps below.
Video creation has 7 steps. Register templates once and reuse them.
Step-by-step Guide
Preparation
One-time SetupVideo Creation
7 Steps Each TimePreparation
One-time SetupCreate Template
Save frequently used scene structure and subtitle style as a reusable template for Shorts videos. Once registered, you can load it instantly in future projects without repetitive setup.
Create Thumbnail Template (Long-form Only)
Register long-form thumbnail layout presets in advance. With predefined template styles for each channel concept, production speed improves significantly.
Video Creation
7 Steps Each TimeGenerate Script (Choose 1: Topic / Source Text)
Mode 1. Topic Input
Mode 2. Source Text Input
Choose topic input or source text that you created or have rights to use. Start quickly by selecting the mode that fits your project.
Apply Template
Apply your saved template to the generated script. Scene structure and base styles are placed automatically so you can begin editing faster.
Transition and Sound Effect Settings
Set scene transitions and sound effects to improve flow and rhythm. Use effects only where needed for clean, high-quality results.
BGM Settings
Select the BGM that matches the mood of the project and adjust the volume. If you balance the voice and BGM first, it will be easier to adjust the quality later.
Voice Settings
You can choose TTS or recorded voice and adjust the speed. Choosing a voice that matches the nature of your content can improve delivery.
Image Motion Settings
Set various motion effects such as image enlargement/movement/panning to create a static screen naturally. You can improve completeness by selecting a motion style that matches the scene atmosphere and content flow.
Enhance Character Consistency and Generate Video
Configure scene images and motion settings for your video. Use only materials you own or are authorized to use, then review the final result before publishing.
