Customize Your Video (overview)

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Visuals & Style

• Visual Tab: Change Scene Visuals

  The Visual tab controls what each scene looks like, regenerate the AI image, upload your own, or use stock. The first tab to visit after your storyboard generates.Popular

• Edit Image Tab

  The Edit Image tab makes targeted changes to a scene's visuals without full regeneration, add, remove, or replace elements, shift the camera angle, or upscale.Few readers

Voice & Audio

• AI Voiceover

  The Voiceover tab controls each scene's narration, edit the text, assign a speaking character, add emotion tags, mirror a voice across scenes, or upload your own audio.Some readers

• Background Music

  Add background music across your whole video from the storyboard top bar, browse tracks by mood or genre, set the volume, or upload your own.Few readers

Motion & Lip Sync

• AI Motion

  The Motion tab turns a static scene image into an animated clip: pick a video model, describe the movement, set duration and resolution, and generate.Few readers

• AI Lip-sync

  The Lip Sync tab matches a character's mouth movements to the scene voiceover. Use automatic AI Lip Sync, or Actor Mode to drive expressions from your own video.Few readers

Captions

• Captions

  The Captions tab toggles scene captions and gives word-by-word timing control, essential for social content watched without sound. Set global style from the top bar.Few readers

• Managing Scenes

  🗂️**  Managing Scenes** You can add, delete, reorder, and split scenes directly from the storyboard without regenerating the entire video. To add a scene, click the three-dot icon on any scene card to insert a blank new scene below it. To reorder scenes, click the left or right arrows next to the three dots on the scene; timestamps update automatically. To delete a scene, click the three-dot icon on any scene and select Delete Scene. To duplicate a scene, click the three-dPopular

• Customize your Video (Overview)

  An overview of the four scene-editor tabs, Voiceover, Motion, Lip Sync, and Captions, that control the audio and animation of each scene after generation.Some readers

• Exporting from Storyboard

  📤**  Exporting from Storyboard** Export your video directly from the storyboard view once you are satisfied with the output. Click Export in the top right. (wait for the render countdown) Choose from Download, Share Preview Link, or Premiere Pro to further use it for manual editing. The file downloads automatically when ready. Make sure all motion has completed before exporting - if the Export button is greyed out, some scenes are still generating. Use Share Preview Link toFew readers