That clip you shared looks like a rapid‐fire montage of on-screen text and stock footage stitched together to match a punchy voiceover or track. To recreate that with AI today you’d start by writing out your script or key messages—what text you want to pop up and when. Then you feed that script into a video-creation tool like Pictory or Lumen5, which will automatically pull in matching royalty-free clips and animate your words over the footage. If you want a synthetic narrator instead of your own voice, tools like Synthesia or Murf can turn text into very natural-sounding audio.
Once you have your rough cut, you can refine the timing in a lightweight editor (even something like CapCut or Adobe Premiere Rush), adjusting text animations, dropping in transitions, and tightening the edits to the beat. For that slick, high-energy feel, aim for very short clips—two to five seconds each—and cue your text to appear just as each new shot comes in. Finally, choose a dynamic soundtrack and sync your cuts to its rhythm. In under an hour you’ll have an AI-powered video that looks like a professional promo without hand-animating every frame.