When you start a new project, Wizard mode automatically opens. This Wizard mode is a method that allows you to easily create videos from default input or a blog URL. If you want to do it yourself, you can cancel the Wizard mode by clicking [Start Immediately].
The method to start a project in wizard mode is to follow the [Follow the Wizard] section to practice.
Videostew allows you to use various materials to create and edit videos for everyone.
With this option, you can create a script for a short film or a long film with simple text input. You can specify 'target segment' and 'style' with the supported styles being as follows.
Style | Detailed Description |
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Informational Content | Creates a script that conveys fun knowledge and information easily and accurately. |
Insight Column | Creates a high-quality script with specialized knowledge and communication skills in a specific field. |
Tutorial Video | Creates a systematic script that accurately explains step-by-step guides and tips. |
Brand Story | Creates a script that emotionally conveys the value and vision of a brand with a storytelling approach. |
Customer Participation Event | Creates an attractive event promotion video script that encourages customer participation. |
Case Study | Creates a professional script that analyzes and conveys successful case studies effectively. |
Our Company News | Creates a news-type script that effectively conveys the latest news and achievements of the company. |
Photo Essay | Creates a beautiful video script with images and emotional narration. |
Select each style and move to the next step to prepare a team for the best results. Refer to the relevant content and create the content with keywords or short sentences, then move to the next step to complete the script.
Of course, you can recreate the completed script or edit only the desired parts.
If you have prepared a draft video through Word or Memo, you can use Copy & Paste to utilize it.
If you want to change the length, you can use the [Trim] function at the top right. This function changes the length while maintaining the style of the script entered by the user as much as possible.
You can start editing videos with the URL of a blog content or news article URL.
When you enter the URL, it fetches the text and images included on the website, and if needed, you can change the length through the [Trim] function.
You can end wizard mode and start working directly in the editing screen. It is useful when creating intro and outro videos using Auto Animation or Language Learning Videos.
In wizard mode, you can easily change various settings. Take a look at each menu for detailed settings.
Videostew always applies the options you set last when you start wizard mode to maintain high productivity. However, by pressing this button, you can apply a separate recipe that you created or select a recipe provided by Videostew.
You can choose the size (aspect ratio) of the project you want to work on. Videostew supports work in all sizes of aspect ratios, and you can add and use custom sizes directly from the user menu.
Select the BGM of the project. You can apply a fade-in and it is good to set it to 230% in cases where the AI voice is included.
Select the AI voice to read the text in your project. You can preview the voice in advance and adjust the reading speed.
You can set the transition effects for slides in advance. The default setting is Auto, and at this time, Videostew's automatic animation is applied, which is the most recommended option. For detailed information about auto animations, please refer to the [Using Auto Animation] document.
Recommends video/image content that matches the text.
Menu | Description |
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Insert Stock Video or Image | Appropriately recommends videos and images that match your script. |
Insert Stock Video Only | Only recommends videos that match your content. |
Do Nothing (Manual Edit)|Does not automate video script editing. Recommended when uploading your own filmed videos/images.
You can predefine the style in which the text will appear and the font to use. For more detailed information, please refer to the Text Element document.