Ai tool to create videos from keyword

[shaymiller]

There is a website, invideo.io that lets you create videos from keywords etc & upload to YouTube

Is there a script that this tool is run? I wound like to clone this, where can I buy this? (Codecanyon?)

 

[SyntaxSurge]

You need to hire developers to create the full app like invideo. Depending on the features. A simple app that scrapes videos from APIs then compiles it then use openai to generate script would probably cost you about $2-5k to make. A full web app with complete features like invideo that supports chatting with the video would cost you about $200k-$1m

 

[shaymiller]

Is there anything close to in codecanyon?

 

[blanye]

Is there anything close to in codecanyon?

I don't think so but there is still fliki.ai maybe they have a function to upload directly to youtube

 

[shaymiller]

I don't think so but there is still fliki.ai maybe they have a function to upload directly to youtube

Nice, I will that. I’m sure there are many like it. I want to build my own YouTube channel using this method. I know little bit of coding to host my own tool & run it on automation. Just need that script

 

[RhebaReaux]

This is all very doable using Python - suggest you break down what you want the script to do, and ask ChatGPT to help you make it bit by bit. If the task isn't too complicated at the outset, this really works. You can increase the complexity as you get the modules working. I did this with barely any knowledge of Python and now have scripts that create Youtube shorts in bulk using Chat GPT content.

 

[Socia Blaze]

This is all very doable using Python - suggest you break down what you want the script to do, and ask ChatGPT to help you make it bit by bit. If the task isn't too complicated at the outset, this really works. You can increase the complexity as you get the modules working. I did this with barely any knowledge of Python and now have scripts that create Youtube shorts in bulk using Chat GPT content.

Hi,
Can you tell me how to make this type of script, I have a short YT channel and I use the Canva bulk create function but I have to change all the video backgrounds one by one manually.

 

[shaymiller]

This is all very doable using Python - suggest you break down what you want the script to do, and ask ChatGPT to help you make it bit by bit. If the task isn't too complicated at the outset, this really works. You can increase the complexity as you get the modules working. I did this with barely any knowledge of Python and now have scripts that create Youtube shorts in bulk using Chat GPT content.

Interested in as well in this script

 

[RhebaReaux]

Hi,
Can you tell me how to make this type of script, I have a short YT channel and I use the Canva bulk create function but I have to change all the video backgrounds one by one manually.

Interested in as well in this script

I have it but I don't want to share it because the last time I did this I was inundated with support questions. But actually, I think this is better:

You basically need:
a) a script for your video: you can ask ChatGPT to write you short audio scripts and arrange them in a table.
b) a text to speech program to convert the script to audio: I use a python library EDGE-TTS - it is free and comes with a ton of voices. It isn't the best TTS - you'll need to pay for that, but it's pretty passable and for short videos it's fine IMO
c) background video: download a few from Pixabay - stick them in a folder
d) background music - download from Youtube Studio - stick them in a folder

You then ask Chat GPT to help you build a video in small steps.

1) Ask it to create voiceover mp3 files from a list of scripts in the input.csv file using EDGETTS. (The input.csv file contains those scripts you got ChatGPT to create). You can change the voices - Google the names of the voices and change them in the script. If you're getting really fancy you can use multiple voices in conversation style.
2) Once you've done that, you can ask ChatGPT to adjust the program to include background music at a lower level than the voice.
3) Now you have the audio files and saved in a folder. You need to create videos using those files. Ask ChatGPT to create videos selecting background videos at random from the folder containing the background videos, adding in the audio files, one by one.
4) Once you're happy with that, you can ask it to create captions using another .csv file, or you can ask it to overlay graphics: it's up to you

By building up the videos step by step you can troubleshoot the programs to make sure you get what you want. I've found ChatGPT can do all this but it gets confused if you ask it to do too much - so develop the programs step-by-step. If you think ChatGPT is lost, try asking Bard to troubleshoot.

Hope that helps.

 

[shaymiller]

I have it but I don't want to share it because the last time I did this I was inundated with support questions. But actually, I think this is better:

You basically need:
a) a script for your video: you can ask ChatGPT to write you short audio scripts and arrange them in a table.
b) a text to speech program to convert the script to audio: I use a python library EDGE-TTS - it is free and comes with a ton of voices. It isn't the best TTS - you'll need to pay for that, but it's pretty passable and for short videos it's fine IMO
c) background video: download a few from Pixabay - stick them in a folder
d) background music - download from Youtube Studio - stick them in a folder

You then ask Chat GPT to help you build a video in small steps.

1) Ask it to create voiceover mp3 files from a list of scripts in the input.csv file using EDGETTS. (The input.csv file contains those scripts you got ChatGPT to create). You can change the voices - Google the names of the voices and change them in the script. If you're getting really fancy you can use multiple voices in conversation style.
2) Once you've done that, you can ask ChatGPT to adjust the program to include background music at a lower level than the voice.
3) Now you have the audio files and saved in a folder. You need to create videos using those files. Ask ChatGPT to create videos selecting background videos at random from the folder containing the background videos, adding in the audio files, one by one.
4) Once you're happy with that, you can ask it to create captions using another .csv file, or you can ask it to overlay graphics: it's up to you

By building up the videos step by step you can troubleshoot the programs to make sure you get what you want. I've found ChatGPT can do all this but it gets confused if you ask it to do too much - so develop the programs step-by-step. If you think ChatGPT is lost, try asking Bard to troubleshoot.

Hope that helps.

It’s too much work. I want to automate these steps.

If you share the script. I wont ask for support.

 

[RhebaReaux]

It’s too much work. I want to automate these steps.

If you share the script. I wont ask for support.

*sigh* - you don't want to do any work on this - this isn't a recipe for success.

Suggest you try the following then:

a) ShortGPT - more info here: https://github.com/RayVentura/ShortGPT . If you can find the energy to read the page you'll see you can run the whole script for free on Google Collab. (Yes, you will have to figure out how to run Google Collab but that's very easy and you don't need to be a coder)

b) Even simpler: try this: https://www.semrush.com/apps/instant-video-creator/ You get one free video, but you can reregister as many times as you like with fresh emails (use a variant of your gmail address like this: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] etc) The videos are pretty good IMO.

 

[Harrybrow]

I have it but I don't want to share it because the last time I did this I was inundated with support questions. But actually, I think this is better:

You basically need:
a) a script for your video: you can ask ChatGPT to write you short audio scripts and arrange them in a table.
b) a text to speech program to convert the script to audio: I use a python library EDGE-TTS - it is free and comes with a ton of voices. It isn't the best TTS - you'll need to pay for that, but it's pretty passable and for short videos it's fine IMO
c) background video: download a few from Pixabay - stick them in a folder
d) background music - download from Youtube Studio - stick them in a folder

You then ask Chat GPT to help you build a video in small steps.

1) Ask it to create voiceover mp3 files from a list of scripts in the input.csv file using EDGETTS. (The input.csv file contains those scripts you got ChatGPT to create). You can change the voices - Google the names of the voices and change them in the script. If you're getting really fancy you can use multiple voices in conversation style.
2) Once you've done that, you can ask ChatGPT to adjust the program to include background music at a lower level than the voice.
3) Now you have the audio files and saved in a folder. You need to create videos using those files. Ask ChatGPT to create videos selecting background videos at random from the folder containing the background videos, adding in the audio files, one by one.
4) Once you're happy with that, you can ask it to create captions using another .csv file, or you can ask it to overlay graphics: it's up to you

By building up the videos step by step you can troubleshoot the programs to make sure you get what you want. I've found ChatGPT can do all this but it gets confused if you ask it to do too much - so develop the programs step-by-step. If you think ChatGPT is lost, try asking Bard to troubleshoot.

Hope that helps.

Nice one. I think I learnt something from this.