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Put your idea in motion.

Create video packs with generated media and organized deliverables for your project.

From the brief to the result.

01

Shape the brief

Describe the scene, message, visual direction and intended destination.

02

Generate the media

Use the configured video generation workflow to create the project outputs.

03

Review and refine

Inspect the media and output files, then adjust the brief for the next iteration.

Video generation options, duration and output formats depend on the available provider.

A short film, from the first line to the final frame.

Shape the story, combine the media and review the video with its supporting files.

Shape the story

Give every shot a reason to be there.

Start with the audience, message, visual direction and destination. The AI turns the brief into a short-video plan with narration, a shot list, timing and a storyboard. Review how the opening leads into the idea and how the final shot gives the viewer a clear next step.

  • Set the intended format and length in the brief.
  • Read the narration beside the storyboard and shot timings.
  • Keep the subject and visual direction consistent across the sequence.
Illustrative nature-film storyboard with a valley, fern detail and hiker approaching a lake

Bring the pieces together

Combine the picture, voice and words.

Supported production can combine AI-generated clips, uploaded footage and motion on still images. The platform assembles the sequence with configured narration, captions and supplied music where requested. The available providers and production settings determine which generation options the build can use.

  • Choose the media sources that suit the story.
  • Review narration pacing and caption readability.
  • Use supplied brand material for the end card and any required credits.
Generated nature-film still with a readable subtitle over a hiker and alpine lake

Review the finished cut

Keep the film and the work behind it.

The output includes a video preview and supporting deliverables such as a poster frame, captions and the storyboard. Technical checks examine duration, resolution, audio, black or frozen frames and caption timing. Frame review considers the visual result against the brief; inspect both the film and the findings before using it.

  • Watch the completed sequence and listen to the audio.
  • Review the production notes and output checks.
  • Keep the finished MP4 and available supporting files for your next step.
Example video delivery overview with a nature-film poster and MP4, JPG and SRT file labels

The workflow

Keep the work connected.

  1. Describe the result

    Explain the audience, desired output and constraints. Refine the direction before moving forward.

  2. Review the work

    Inspect the generated files, available preview and the checks relevant to the output.

  3. Make the next version

    Ask for changes, then export or use the delivery workflow supported by that project.

Questions & answers

A little clarity before you start.

What can Video Builder create?+
It produces short video projects from a shot plan, with an overview, player and storyboard. A project can combine generated clips, motion on still images and supplied footage.
What should I put in the video brief?+
Describe the message, audience, visual direction, target format and sequence of shots. Specify whether you want narration, music or captions, and provide relevant source assets.
Can the video include narration and captions?+
The workflow supports per-shot narration, timed captions and an optional music bed. Availability depends on the plan, enabled production tools and connected providers.
What format will I receive?+
The assembled video is produced as an MP4, with a poster frame and overview. The selected plan and available providers determine the size, frame rate, duration and supporting files.
How is the finished video checked?+
Technical checks inspect streams and duration, black or frozen sections, silence and loudness. Selected frames are also reviewed. Watch and listen to the full result before sharing it.
Can I change one part of the video?+
Use the build conversation to identify the shot, narration or timing you want revised. The production work needed depends on the change; review the newly assembled result and its findings.

What will you make?

Create a build, or put a specialist team to work on your next task.