From your script to a video you have checked.

See the workflow in 45 seconds, then make the same three-scene video with the step-by-step guide.

This silent demonstration uses five labelled screenshots of the actual editor in a local demonstration workspace. The last 15 seconds show its complete original export. It is a guided sequence; it does not represent the time needed to render a video. No customer media appears here. Use full screen to read the editor on a phone.

The walkthrough, in words.

  1. 0–6s

    Start with your own script.

    Separate scenes with a blank line. No generation request is needed.

  2. 6–12s

    Make room for each scene.

    Set durations and shorten the headlines. This example is 15 seconds.

  3. 12–18s

    Inspect the preview.

    Play the story, pause and scrub. Check the words at phone size.

  4. 18–24s

    Save the version you will export.

    Export uses the saved version. This example uses portrait 720p.

  5. 24–30s

    Review the completed MP4.

    Load and watch the actual file before sharing. Approval does not publish it.

  6. 30–45s

    Watch the finished video.

    One clear idea. Start with something your viewer can use. Give the words room. Watch before sharing. Give your next story room.

Try the exact example.

The first-video guide includes the original script, all three scene settings and the actual downloadable 720 × 1280/30 fps H.264 MP4. Creating and saving your own video requires sign-in. Start without uploaded media or a generation request; add your own footage, narration and captions when they help the story.

Prefer an editable starting point? Browse the three original templates. The script timer helps you leave room for pauses before recording.