What input formats and assets can I use?
You can import raw footage (MP4/MOV), images (PNG/JPG), audio (WAV/MP3), slide decks (PPTX/PDF), transcripts and subtitle files (SRT/VTT), or paste plain text scripts. Cloud sources such as S3, Google Drive and Dropbox are commonly used for asset storage and retrieval.
How do exports work — aspect ratios, captions and edit-ready files?
Choose an export preset (16:9, 9:16, 1:1) to render platform-optimized drafts. Captions are produced as aligned SRT and VTT files that match cut points. For final editing, the pipeline can package footage, shot lists and caption files into an edit-ready bundle for standard NLEs.
Who owns the generated video and how are third‑party asset licenses handled?
You retain control of the assets you upload and the outputs generated in your account. Third-party stock or licensed assets remain subject to their original license terms; the system surfaces license information so you can confirm usage rights before including those clips in exports.
Can the system add accurate captions and support multiple languages?
Yes—caption-first workflows produce SRT/VTT aligned to edit points. The platform supports translation and localization prompts for on-screen text and voiceover scripts; for dubbing or local voice talent, the workflow provides localized script and tone suggestions to guide external recording or automated voices where available.
How do I preserve brand guidelines across generated videos?
Save brand kits with logos, fonts, color palettes and caption styles, then lock those kits to templates. Brand settings apply automatically at render time so every export adheres to your visual and typographic rules.
How does repurposing long-form content into short clips work?
The repackaging workflow analyzes transcripts and timestamps to identify shareable highlights, proposes vertical crops and caption text, and generates multiple short-form variants and thumbnail concepts for A/B testing. You retain control over final clip selection and edits.
What review and collaboration features exist?
Share draft preview links with timecoded commenting, assign scene-level approvals, and iterate on prompts or storyboard elements until stakeholders sign off. Approved scenes can be batched for final rendering.
Can generated videos be imported into standard editors?
Yes—exports can include footage, shot lists, SRT/VTT captions and an edit-ready package designed for import into common non-linear editors so editors can perform final color grading, audio mixing or precision cuts.
What security and storage options are available for uploaded assets?
Assets remain under your account controls and can be stored in connected cloud buckets or the platform’s storage. Access controls, role-based review flows, and export policies let teams manage who can view, edit or download assets. For specific compliance or storage configurations, consult your account representative.
How do I scale templates for campaigns and create multi-variant exports?
Create template-driven pipelines that define scene structure, brand kit and export presets. Use variant generation prompts to produce headline, CTA and trim alternatives, then batch-render multiple variants across aspect ratios to produce AB test files for distribution.
