Short-form clips from a long video
Turn a long video into 5 to 10 vertical, subtitled, silence-free clips plus chapters for the long version, free and local.
A random video prompt means credits burned on retries.
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Turn a long video into 5 to 10 vertical, subtitled, silence-free clips plus chapters for the long version, free and local.
Build a reference sheet, then a 6-shot sequence where the character keeps the same face, using Gemini Omni Flash or Runway references.
A ready-to-use Remotion project that turns a CSV file into an animated vertical video: bar chart race or monthly summary.
Dub a video into several languages with ElevenLabs, after first getting written permission from the person whose voice is reproduced.
A Remotion project that animates the words of an SRT file in sync with the voice, on a solid background or as transparent overlay titles.
Generate 10 different openings for the same video, compare them on a contact sheet and track results to keep the best.
Start from one SRT and get 5 checked SRT tracks and 5 burned-in videos, with no paid service.
Turn your slide images and a synthetic voice-over into a timed MP4 with subtitles and chapters.
One source video becomes four files in 1:1, 4:5, 9:16 and 16:9, with a safe-zone preview, without cutting content.
A style reference board attached to every shot, plus a numeric check for light and colour drift, for a consistent clip series.
A folder of product photos becomes a folder of transparent PNGs, locally, with a commercially usable model.
Virtually furnish a room with AI, with a disclosure and the original photo beside it, checked by script.
A dated model, license, threshold table with a filter by use (personal, commercial, client).
Turn 4 to 6 screenshots into a 60-second tutorial with zoom, arrow and caption, using one free script.
Build a lyric-video MP4 whose lines appear at the exact times of an LRC or SRT file, with a progress bar, for free.
A Markdown article becomes a narrated vertical video: one card per sentence, synthetic voice, SRT and chapters, for free.
A method, a prompt and scripts to write a video's descriptions, place them in the silences and produce a WebVTT or a mixed track.
Turn a 16:9 video into 9:16 with a frame that follows the subject (simple automatic mode) or your keyframes (manual mode).
Put a video in square format with large burned-in captions readable without sound, and check it against LinkedIn rules.
From a list of timestamps, cut 5 numbered, titled 15-second teasers that end on a cliffhanger.
A library of original camera prompts to animate a photo with image-to-video, plus a free ffmpeg version to check the framing.
A script makes one vertical video per CSV row (text, colors, price) from a template, to test several messages.
A 15-second vertical clip where 3 to 5 key figures count up to their value, from a small CSV.
A vertical top 10 revealed from 10th to 1st, with growing bars, counting values and thumbnails.
A pack of sliding name banners exported as ProRes 4444 and WebM VP9 with transparency, per theme and language.
A script combines 2 or 3 videos into a split screen (side by side, stacked or trio) with labels and dividers.
A video where a slider sweeps two real images or videos to reveal the after, horizontal or vertical.
A procedure and two scripts to write an "AI content" flag into image metadata and check the visible label before publishing.
An offline checker that issues a documented go / no-go decision for HunyuanVideo 1.5 based on where the team, hosting and audience are.
Turn Whisper word timings into ASS karaoke captions where the spoken word lights up, then burn them in with ffmpeg.
Prepare your clips in 9:16, edit them in CapCut from a template, then check the export (format, duration, loudness) before posting.
Generate CapCut auto captions, clean the exported SRT (fillers, proper names, typography, reading speed), then re-import it.
Go from three smartphone photos to three pure-white packshots, edited with GPT Image then normalised and checked by free scripts.
Generate three genuinely different SVG logo directions with Recraft, check the files and compare them on a board (light and dark, one colour, 16 px).
Produce a set of 24 SVG icons with the same stroke using Recraft or GPT Image, then check, normalise and bundle them into a site-ready sprite.
8-second clips slicing glass, lava or crystal with a cutting sound synced to the frame, checked by script and edited into a series.
A selfie-stick vlog series of an invented creature, keeping the same face, voice and prop across shots with prompt blocks repeated word for word.
8-15 second clips where an object with a face complains in under 50 words, with a checked script, a prompt that keeps the object intact and burned-in captions.
A vertical night security-camera style clip (infrared, grain, timestamp) of animals doing something unexpected, with a permanent AI label burned in.
An edit of 4 to 6 answers from invented passers-by, same mic, street and camera, levelled sound and a permanent AI label, with a casting check that rules out real people and sexualised content.
A 6-10 shot first-person series with voice-over and period sound, where every shot is checked for anachronisms and point-of-view breaks before generation.
Create your own half-object half-animal character with a chantable name, an originality check, a free rhythm bed and output formatting, then turn it into a series.
A vertical short where a translucent skeleton narrates a question and its escalation over time, with checked facts and automated editing.
Make the subject of a photo copy the exact moves of a video you filmed, checking reference and framing before paying.
Star in your own Sora clips with your voice, short prompts that work and strict control over who can use your face.
Fewer invented subtitles in your talking Veo clips, automatic sorting of takes and a fallback to save a good clip.
Chain reverse shots, arcs and top views without the set changing, by editing each keyframe from the previous one and animating the pairs.
Get rotated, top-down or close-up views of a product from a single photo, open source, with a check of every invented detail.
Render Wan clips about ten times faster with LightX2V distilled LoRAs, without frozen motion or burnt colors.
Combine a person, your product and a scene into one coherent image with a commercially usable open-source model.
A step-by-step method and an audit script to get a downloaded ComfyUI workflow running: missing nodes, versions and models.
A dependency-free Python client that runs your ComfyUI workflow with named parameters and fetches the outputs.
Consistent captions with a trigger word that describe what changes and leave out what the LoRA must learn.
A sequence of shots that keep set, light and character, each born from the previous one with Qwen-Image-Edit and the Next Scene LoRA.
Relight a product to match its scene with IC-Light or Qwen Relight, then restore its true colour and sharp logo.
A local French voice-over where a single slider sets emotion, with automatic pace checks and a built-in watermark.
Pick the right separation model, chain passes and check by calculation that nothing is missing or leaking between stems.
Turn a product photo into a textured GLB with TRELLIS.2, then lighten it and set its real scale in Blender for the web.
Describe the scene like a photographer, then edit with small targeted requests, with a script that builds the prompt and writes the edits.
A crisp, fact-checked infographic: research the facts, lock the exact text in the prompt, then automatically check the rendered text.
From a single NotebookLM notebook, produce the five materials of a training module, with source checks before and quiz checks after.
Build and check VACE's three inputs to switch between video tasks without changing models.
Pick the right GGUF level for your GPU, match text encoder and VAE, and check your files before launching ComfyUI.
Train a LoRA that reproduces your mascot or product in any scene, without overfitting.
Describe your brand voice in seven elements and get an original voice without cloning anyone.
Give each line its target duration, rewrite what overflows and fit the generated voice to the millisecond.
Paint with AI inside Krita, layer by layer, choosing where it acts and how strongly.
Keep your whole landscape shot and let VACE invent the top and bottom, with a seamless, flicker-free join.
Render visuals in seconds locally with 4-bit Qwen-Image and Lightning, without install errors or burnt settings.
Turn a product photo into a trendy effect clip, locally and for free, with a Wan 2.1 motion LoRA.
Edit an image with a single sentence (scene, text, outfit) on your own machine, without the face or framing drifting.
Make the generated image follow an exact pose, depth map or sketch, tuning strength and step range to avoid stiff images or ignored guidance.
Get faithful stylised portraits from a single photo of yourself, with written consent and settings balanced between likeness and style.
Automatically redraw blurry faces and broken hands of a wide shot in high definition, then paste them back without visible seams.
Isolate any object named by a word in a video, repair tracking where it breaks, then get a clean matte down to the hair, exportable as ProRes 4444.
Compute a still photo's depth with Depth Anything V2, then animate it with real relief (truck, dolly) without stretched edges.
Generate locally a natural two-voice dialogue with laughs, sighs and coughs, preparing the script and keeping the same voices across chunks.
Generate locally the sound effects of a silent AI clip synced to the picture, split long clips into passes, measure and fix the offset, then mix with the voice.
Compute the switch point between Wan 2.2's two experts, check each one's CFG and LoRA, and diagnose a blurry or frozen test clip.
Prepare a Qwen-Image poster whose titles and notices stay legible, accents included, with a size estimate and a letter-by-letter proofreading check.
Tie each brand hex code to an object in the FLUX.2 prompt, then measure with CIEDE2000 whether each visual respects the palette.
Generate and check the trajectory file (pan, orbit, zoom, combinations) that forces Wan 2.2 Fun to apply an exact camera move to your image.
Prepare clips, captions and config without mistakes to train a Wan LoRA with musubi-tuner that reproduces a precise motion.
Erase a passer-by or unwanted object from a video shot with ProPainter: dilated masks, overlapping segments and cross-faded stitching.
Make the filmed person's mouth follow the dubbed voice with LatentSync, after checking consent, duration and front-facing shots.
Generate a Phantom video where your product and a fictional character keep their look, thanks to normalized, described references.
Describe a comic page panel by panel (style, characters, framing, background, speech bubble, mood) and produce a full prompt per panel to keep characters and style consistent.
Explore styles through random codes on fixed subjects, log them, then reuse the chosen code across a whole series without switching model versions.
An excerpt from your own podcast spoken by a fictional baby in a studio, lip-synced, as a subtitled vertical clip labelled as AI.
Physics prompts to get an animal diver's rotation and water entry right, then full TV-style packaging: lower third, slow motion, judges' scores and commentary.
Write, check and edit a 1-3 minute mockumentary where invented characters talk about their own prompt to camera.
Tell a moving 30-second story in 8-12 images of the same cat, cut on the beats of an original song.
Generate a locked-off shot where your furniture box opens and parts assemble into a furnished room, then auto-check camera and light.
Get a continuous pull-back from a person to Earth from space, then reverse it to dive seamlessly into your own video.
Have tiny construction workers prepare a giant dish while keeping the same scale across every shot.
Animate your collectible figurine image in Gemini without losing its painted plastic look, with an automatic clip check.
Find on your own machine the fastest quantization, distilled LoRA, sampler and step combination without quality loss, with a measured test bench.
Turn a horizontal video vertical by generating top and bottom with VACE instead of cropping, with a measured plan, canvas, mask and band check.
Train a small LoRA on 20 to 40 images of your character to keep it identical across every Wan 2.2 shot.
Give your character one authorised voice across all AI clips without losing emotion, then re-sync the lips to the new audio.
Bring your child self and your current self together in an instant-photo style picture, then animate the hug for a few seconds without merged faces.
Test a film concept with a 60 to 90 second trailer that follows film grammar and YouTube's anti-deception rules.
Turn 480-720p AI clips into restored high definition with SeedVR2, with the right memory settings and no seams or flicker.
Give silent AI clips a 48 kHz sound-effects track synced to the picture, using an engine whose licence allows your use.
Fix one detail of a generated shot without regenerating it all using VACE, with clean masks and source videos checked before rendering.
A 30-second 9:16 line-art video: the crowd runs the same loop, one breaks out, falls, starts again and succeeds. No video AI, no credits.
A 35-65 s 9:16 video: shears cut balls that come back more numerous and in a new colour, until the circle bursts. Computed locally, no video AI, no credits.
A 9:16 low-poly 3D video of about 1:30: two everyday people trade blow for blow, each blow gets a gold title, and the "Well done, you created…" ending restarts the loop.
A 15-25 s 9:16 video: by a lake at night, one stick figure keeps skipping stones while the other looks for the perfect one. Scoreboard, speech bubbles, punchline and your name at the end. Computed locally, no video AI, no credits.
A ~30 s 9:16 video: a volcano drops countdown mini-volcanoes that erupt, a carnivorous plant bites it and steals its HP. Health bars, red damage, green heals, a close fight picked by simulation, and your name at the end. Computed locally, no video AI, no credits.
A 30-50 s 9:16 low-poly 3D video: a boy, an orange box and a small robot act out a three-voice sketch, with yellow holograms and coloured subtitles. Rendered locally in Blender, ElevenLabs voices.