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How do you create a nice and smooth slow motion video? First, record a video with at least 120 frames per second and preferably 240 frames per second. The problem is a lot of people don’t realize this setting, and even though their camera or smartphone is probably enough to record a slow motion video, … Read more
One thing that I like about the Filmora video editor is that this jewel is very prolific at adding more and more AI features. I really like it because it makes editing a lot smoother and easier. But sometimes the AI tools in Filmora are not as good as third party options. We have AI … Read more
I have this video of Mr. Beast testing various vehicles and I edited it to have two watermarks: one at the top and another at the bottom. The bottom one is a static watermark. The one at the top is moving and looping throughout the video, so sometimes it changes position. Here’s how I remove … Read more
Here is how I use AI text-to-speech in the Filmora video editor. You provide narration or text and let Filmora create audio based on that text. Make sure you are running the latest version of Filmora. Insert your video into a project timeline. Filmora AI Text-to-Speech: Prepare Your Text I add text for the video … Read more
Before opening Kling AI, here is why the new start and end frame function is so useful. Before, we could only use a single image and the video started with that image, then the AI decided based on the prompt in what direction to move the camera. With the option to add the last frame, … Read more
Kling AI just dropped its new Elements feature and it is mindblowing. With Elements you can create AI video scenes with multiple consistent characters and keep everything consistent from objects and garments to environments, matching perfectly. You can even create AI ads featuring products with consistent branding. The age of consistent everything has begun for … Read more
Kling AI allows you to create exceptionally hyperrealistic videos as well as images. It can take any of your pre-existing images and include elements such as your subject, your backgrounds, and more. Log in to your Kling AI account. On the bottom left, you will find your subscription as well as the number of credits … Read more
Imagine being able to take a video you created and convert it into something like this. With Kling 2.6 Motion Control, you can bring in or record your own video and apply another image to it to create something very unique and very creative. This is not new technology in the AI video space, but … Read more
Let me show you what Kling actually does. This update is wild. Kling did not just upgrade their generator, they rebuilt how you edit videos. With O1, you can take any clip you already recorded and reshape the whole scene. You can add new characters, change their movement, adjust the cameras, fix the lighting, or … Read more
I started with one of these videos and used Kling AI’s multi-elements swap feature to swap out the person behind the desk with a different person that I had an image of. This isn’t just for swapping people. I started with a video of a red car going down the road and an image of … Read more