Create a video
Describe the picture, sound, action, and camera, then generate, review, and revise a video with text.
Start with a video template when an existing format is close to what you need, or start from a text description when you need a new shot. Models that support audio can generate dialogue, voice-over, music, ambience, and sound effects with the video. Available templates, models, audio capabilities, durations, ratios, and reference inputs depend on what your workspace currently offers.
Start from a video template
Choose a template whose format and pacing fit the result you need. Create a copy, replace the text and source material, then review the available settings before generating.
Start from a text description
Describe the subject, setting, camera framing, action, motion, pacing, and end frame. When the selected model supports audio, also specify the dialogue or voice-over, language, music, ambience, sound effects, and when each sound should happen. State clearly when the clip should be silent.
Add references when supported
If the current Video view accepts images, clips, storyboards, or audio, add only the references that support this shot. The selected model determines which inputs and settings are available.
Review the complete clip
Watch from start to finish with sound on. Check subject consistency, camera movement, timing, dialogue, music, sound effects, unwanted text, and abrupt transitions.
Revise with a text description
Continue in the same task and state what to keep and what to change. You can ask Kuse to adjust the action, camera movement, timing, dialogue, music, ambience, or sound effects. Kuse generates a new version from the revised description, so compare it with the current result and keep the version you need. This is not frame-by-frame video editing.