Table of contents

  1. 1. From Text
  2. 2. From File
  3. 3. Reuse

A summary of the video generation options you can choose from in NoLang. What kind of video can each one make?

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The "How would you like to create it?" modal. It lists generation methods such as from a prompt, from a sample, from documents, from a script, from a video, from audio, and from an image

Quick reference for choosing by purpose

1. Create from writing | Prompt or script

From Prompt

Just describe the video you want in words, and AI handles everything from the structure and narration through to the finishing touches. You can type it directly into the input field on Home. The steps are explained in detail on the next page.

✓ Related How to generate a video This page explains the basic flow, from entering a prompt through generating, reviewing, and regenerating.

From Script

If you already have the script you want read aloud, choose “From Script” to turn your script into narration word for word. You can choose between a single character (narration) and multiple characters (dialogue).

The "Create from script" screen. Choose the number of speakers and paste in your script

For a dialogue between several people, we recommend writing the script in the following format.

A: Hey, how is generative AI doing these days?
B: It is evolving fast. It can create images and videos, and conversations feel far more natural now.
A: Really, that much? Any interesting ways to use it?
B: You can have it plan a whole trip for you, or even write a novel.

2. Create from a file | Documents, audio, video, images

From Documents (PDF / PPTX)

Upload a PDF or PowerPoint file and it becomes an explainer video with narration. You can choose between two ways of making it.

The "Create from documents" screen. Upload a document and choose Explain every page or Explain key points only

If your PowerPoint has speaker notes, you can use their content as the input for the video. When a document has a reading script prepared in the notes, the explainer video matches your intent far better than relying on the text on the slides alone.

From Audio

You can transcribe uploaded audio and generate a video with subtitles. You can set the transcription language and the number of speakers, and add elements such as avatars and images to match the audio. Any audio that can be transcribed in Japanese or English, such as narration or a podcast, will work. You can also cut out part of a long recording to create a clip video.

The "Create from audio" screen. Upload an audio file and set the transcription language and the number of speakers

From Video

Just as with generation from audio, you can transcribe an uploaded video to add subtitles, or add other elements. Handy when you already have a video and want to add subtitles, an avatar or sound effects. You can also cut out part of a long video to make a clip.

From Image

Upload images, choose how you want to use them, and you have a video. You can pick between inserting the images one per scene in order and generating and using images in the same style.

The "Create from image" screen. Choose whether to use the image as is or to specify an image style

3. Reusing the videos and settings you have made

Create from Samples or Your Own Videos

You can use an official sample or one of your own generated videos as a “reference video” to create a video with a similar look and structure. See here for details.

✓ Related How to create videos from your own videos or from templates This page explains how to use an official sample or one of your own generated videos as a reference video to create a video with a similar look and structure.

Create from saved settings

You can fine-tune and save video settings such as aspect ratio, language, background music, voice, avatar, and background, then generate again and again with the same settings. Create a setting from Saved settings -> Create a new setting in the sidebar, edit each item in the panel on the right, then enter your content in the generation input field and generate.

Select or create a saved setting