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The Video Agent turns an idea into a complete, edited video. It writes the script, picks or generates visuals for each scene, records a voiceover, adds music and captions, and assembles everything as a project in the Video Editor, where you can change anything before you export. Open Videos > Video Agent. The Video Agent is in beta.
The Video Agent page: Describe your idea. We'll make the video., an idea for a 30-second Instagram reel for Example Yoga Studio, Reference images and Surprise me buttons, Format & length with Portrait 9:16 selected and a 30s target duration, and a Brief panel with Visuals AI image story, Voice Hope, and Music Tourist

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Make a video

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Describe your idea

In Your idea, say what the video is for, who it’s for, the tone, and what should happen. A sentence works; a paragraph works better. For example: “A 30-second Instagram reel for Example Yoga Studio announcing a new sunrise class every weekday at 6:30. Calm, warm, inviting tone. Show the studio at dawn, a small group stretching, and end with: your first class is free.”Surprise me fills in an example idea. Reference images lets you add up to 6 photos, such as a real property, product, or place, and the scenes are based on them.
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Choose the format and length

Under Format & length, pick Portrait (9:16, the default), Landscape (16:9), or Square (1:1), and a Target duration from 10 to 200 seconds. Auto lets the agent pick the length, usually 20 to 60 seconds.
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Choose the visuals

The Visuals section: Media type cards Image story (selected), Video clips, Stock videos, and Your own media; Characters (optional) with Create your first character; and Style cards Default (selected), Cinematic, Ghibli Studio, Educational, Pixar, Anime, Watercolor, and Comic Book
Characters (optional) puts the same person, with the same face, in every scene: pick one of your custom actors or create one. Style sets the look, from Cinematic to Anime or Watercolor; Show all 27 lists them all.
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Choose the voice and music

The Audio section: Voice with No voiceover or Hope (American) with Change and a play button; Background music tabs Library (selected), Auto, AI Generate, and No music; category chips; and a list of tracks with Tourist selected
  • Voice: the narrator. Click Change to pick another voice, or choose No voiceover.
  • Background music: pick a track from the Library, let the agent choose (Auto), describe a track to create (AI Generate, always instrumental), or choose No music.
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Check the advanced settings (optional)

Open Advanced to set:
  • Language of the narration and captions. Auto follows your idea.
  • Image model for image scenes. The default is GPT Image 2.5 Flare Medium.
  • Captions on or off, and the Caption style: Viral (the default), Hormozi, Wrap, Faceless, Classic, or Minimal. You can change the style later in the editor.
6

Click Generate video

The agent starts working and takes you to the AI Video Editor, where your project shows Generating with a timer. It usually takes 2 to 5 minutes, longer for long videos, and you can leave the page in the meantime.
The AI Video Editor page with a New Project button and, under Recent Projects, the finished 9:16 project A 30-second Instagram reel for Exa...
When it’s done, click the project to open it. The video is laid out on tracks for the scenes, on-screen text, music, narration, and captions. Watch it, change what you want, and Export it as an MP4. See Video Editor.

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Credits

There’s no total price before you start. Each part is charged as it’s made: On paid plans, the agent checks your balance first and stops with a message if the video would need more credits than you have left. Try a shorter length or a cheaper video model. If a project fails, it’s marked Generation failed. Scenes that were already made are still charged; scenes that failed are not.

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On the Free plan

  • Image story, Stock videos, and Your own media are available; Video clips, characters, and Turn images into videos need a paid plan.
  • Background music comes from the Library.
  • You can make 2 projects per billing period, and you need at least 1 credit left.

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Tips

  • Say who the video is for and what the viewer should do at the end, such as “book a free class”.
  • Put names, prices, and times in your idea exactly as they should appear.
  • If a scene isn’t right, don’t start over: open the project and regenerate that scene.

Video Editor

Edit and export the project.

Talking videos

A single presenter speaking to camera.