YouTube Automation Workflow Mastery: CapCut + Nano Banana

1. Introduction: What if you could create a full YouTube video without filming a single scene and start bringing in viewers with nothing but AI images are smart editing and Blueprint and have helped creators go from stressful filming to faceless video mastery, using tools like Nano Banana, Gemini, and cap codes. In this class, I will teach you my workflow that turns scripts plus images, plus AI voice into videos people actually watch and engage with. You will learn how to generate identity consistent visuals, animate skills, sync voiceovers, and polish videos that stand out, plus how to automate the process for faster content creation. We are going to use Nano Banana for image generation, hapcod for video editing, and the AI voice too that I will show you for creating the voiceovers. And by the end of this course, you are going to validate your knowledge by creating and submitting a 10 minutes faceless YouTube video plus Storm New that I will personally review. Unlike other generic AI courses, I will be teaching you my personal YouTube automation workflow that allows me to create faceless videos as fast as humanly possible, no matter the length. If you are ready to make faceless videos that converts, if you're ready to an my powerful time saving YouTube Automation workflow, join this class now, and let's dive into Lesson one. 2. Class Project: Now, this is the projects that you are going to be creating and submitting for this course. You are going to be producing a faceless YouTube video, and you must make sure that the duration is more than 10 minutes, okay? And this is the topic. This is the topic you're going to be using befoor often discovers how you parents are alty. It is the same topic that I used in the course while explaining everything to you're going to create the voiceover using the AI tool that you're going to learn how to use in the course. You are going to create the images using Nano Banana, and then you edit everything using cap codes. These are the project steps. Go through everything. And also, you're going to design a thumbnail, right? You design a thumbnail for the video. There's a section in this course that will show you exactly how to do that. Now for the submission part, how are you supposed to submiss this project? First of all, you're going to go to your Google Drive, okay? You go to your Google Drive, then you create a new folder. By clicking this new button he, it creates a new folder. You see new folder right here, create then. So you name the folder my YouTube Automation video project. Then you put your name here. You use this divider. Sorry, this divider. Okay. Then you put your name. I'll put blueprints because that's my name, right? Then you create it. Now, the folder has been created. You simply open it up. You open it up. Now, after creating your video using Capcde, you are going to export it from Capcde and upload it here. So uploading is very easy. You simply drag and drop from your file manager, or you hit this new button. You tap it and you click FleUload and upload the video. All right, you upload the video to this folder. Then the Tmnil after designing the Tom nail on Canva or just creating a Thumbnail using AI, you are going to upload it right here. So you are uploading to tests your folder, your video and your tom Mail. Now, very, very important. You need to change the permissions of this folder so I can access it. Alright? To do that, you simply go back to my Drive. Then right here, right here, you come to these three dots here, more actions. Then you click Share. Then you come here, click Share again, and then come down to this general access, click D Restrict this drop down here and change it to anyone with the link. Very important. Anywhere within gain, you simply copy the link and you submit it in the project section or the assignment section. If you don't do this, nobody will be able to access the folder that you create. Do you understand? That's it. Now, make sure that the first thing you do before continuing with this course is to access the YouTube Automation Prompt Blueprint. Okay? This is it right here. You are going to see the file in the project section or in the resources section of this particular course or this particular mode. You understand this is it the scripts Jen prompt. This is the prompts that you are going to be using to generate your scripts. The storyboarding prompts, this is where you are going to use to storyboard your images. And then the Tum new prompt is what you are going to use to generate your thumbnail. I hope you enjoy this course. Fe Fz use the discussion section to ask any questions, and I'll be there to answer you. And also, there is a community for this course. In the file that you're going to download from the resources section, when you want to access the YouTube Automation prompt, you are going to find a link to join our community. So you can also ask your questions there and get help whenever you need it. All right? I'm going to see you in the next lesson. 3. What is Nano Banana: Now, what exactly is Nano Banana? Nano Banana is a two inside Google Gemini and Google AI studio that allows you to generate images from text prompts and edit existing images with text directions. So you can upload the photo tell Nano Banana, change the background to sunset, add a vintage filter, put the subject in space, send the subject to the moon. Add a dog to the image. You can do a variety of things using Nano Banana. And it sounds normal, right? It sounds like something every other AI image generation to can do. Something like Mid journey. It sounds like something mid Johnny can do. But there are exceptions, there are differences. Now, ask yourself, why do creators actually care about Nano Banana? When tools like Bing AI, Microsoft designer, and Mid Journey still exist. The first reason is character consistency. If you upload an image of a person, as you make edits, post changes, outfits changes, background changes, it will preserve the identity or likeness of the photo of the person in the image. That means that you can train you can change a person's clothes, can change the color of the person's hair, and the image will still look like that person. Now, if you decide to do this on me journey before now, it actually gets a very different AI image. And that's because it does not have the ability to maintain consistency. If you try being AI, you try to make an edit to a photo. You will see a new person, okay? It to change the way you look. If you try to edit something on yourself. So Nano Banana actually has this feature where it maintains consistency. So you can decide to edit an image of yourself, you know, put yourself in caves, put yourself in space, put yourself on the moon. Change the color of your hair, and it still depicture the image will still look like you. Right? Now, the second reason why creators actually love this tool is because of the targeted edit feature. You can precisely edit specific parts of images. You can change the background. You can remove elements. You can alter the prose. You can transfer style Its using natural language. So if you don't want to change the whole photo, I mean, normally before now, if you wanted to edit the photo using AI, it regenerates the whole photo. But Nano Banana can edit specific points in your image, just specific points while leaving the rest of the image untouched. So this is like a superpower right now. And if you have not started using Nano Banana, you are missing out on a lot on a whole lot of stuff. Now, the third reason why creators absolutely love Nano Banana is because of the style transfer of fusion feature. Now, you can mix styles from different images. You can transfer textures and colors from one image to another. What this means is that if you have two images, let me say an image of yourself or an image of your friend posing with a lion, and you have an image of yourself. Now, you want to put yourself puzzle with the lion. Before now, you'd have to get a Photoshop experts to do this thing for you to photoshop in quotes to photoshop the image, Photoshop you with a lion. Now you no longer need that. What you now need to do is to upload these two images to Nano Banana. Then tell it to specifically pick you out of your picture and then replace your friend that is with a lion with you. And to do that perfectly. Not just for replacing people, you can use it to replace styles. You can take a style. Let's say, the whole aesthetic of a photo and you can put it on a different photo. So Nano Banana is absolutely powerful. And in this course, I will show you practically how to use nanu banana, okay? I will show you how to plan which images you need. How to generate or edit them so they match your script, how to animate them and use cap code to merge all of them in order to create videos for your YouTube automation channel. That's everything I'm going to be showing you in this particular course, right? So I hope you enjoy this course. And if you don't have a banana with you, I suggest you actually grab the banana because the banana on the screen actually makes me feel hungry right now, right? So I'm going to see you in the next lesson. 4. How to Access Nano Banana: In this lesson, I'm going to show you how you can access Nano Banana. Now, there are two ways you can do this. The first one is by visiting gemini.com. Okay? You visit jemigo.com, and you simply type, create something, okay, create an image of a dog. You can just do this. And you can also come here to the tool section right here. Let me just zoom this in a little bit. So you can see this tools button here. So you click it, and then you click Create images. You can see the banana icon here already. So once you just click this, you can easily just, you know, generate images like a doll in a doll on a mountain, something like this here. So this just text to image. You can see it started generating the image for me already. Very, very easy to do. And you don't have to be a pro user before you can access Nano Banana because some people might think that because I'm using 2.5 pro, that's the only reason why I'm getting, you know, I can do this. But no, you do not need the pro version of Gemini. You don't need the Google AI pro version in order to access Nano Banana, right. You can do this for free. So you can see the image that generated for me, a doll on a mountain. Now, this is the first method, okay? This is the first way you can access Namu banana. Now, the second way to access Nano Banana is by simply visiting Google AI studio. All right, aistudio.google.com. And I'm right here. So when you visit Google AI Studio, this is what you are going to see on your screen, okay? So you can choose different you can choose different options here. You can see you have Nano Banana. This is the first one. You have Gemini Live. We have fetal time information from URL contexts, and we generate native speech using Gemini. So what we're interested in is Nano Banana. Now, in order to access Nano Banana, all you have to do is to click this Nano Banana card right here, right? So I'm just going to click it, and yeah, we are here already. Now, look at this side panel. You can see some things right here. Let me just zoom in a little bit. For this advanced sentence, you don't really need to do anything right here, so you can just hit this button here to hide it. Right? Now we have two different things right here. We have the system instructions, and we have the temperature. Now this system instructions part is self explanatory. Optional tone and style instructions for the model. So you can optionally add some style instructions for this nano banana to follow. But from my experience, Nano Banana doesn't really actually follow style the system instructions here. I've tried it, and Nano Banana did not really follow them. So I don't just bother with it. I don't bother put on anything yet, right? Now, for this temperature slider, the work of this is to regulate the amount of creativity download banana is going to put in the responses, right? So it's 0-1. You can go all the way down to zero and all the way up to one, right? So where you take it far left, this reduces the amount of creativity that Nano Banana is going to use in the images where you take it out to one, where you maxes out, it allows it tells Nano Banana to use as much creativity in the images that it generates. So I just leave this at one. There's no need for me to reduce this, but you can play around with it if you want to. Here, I'm just going to come back to my gemini and copy the props that I used a doll on the mountain. I'll just come here and control A and V to paste it, then run. So let's see what AI studio is going to generate for me. So first, I can just click this and then look at this. So it has generated the dot on the mountain for you. So these are the ways you can access normal banana. The first one is from Gemini and the second one is from Google AI studio. So whichever one you want to use, Google Gemini is just really stressful type your text and send it and it's generate the image for you. And yet, so you can just type your text and, you know, run it. You want to add an image of files, you can add here and also do that on Gemini. But here, you have an extra option to branch. So you can create the branch from if you do not want to edit this particular image, let's say you like this image, but you still want to relay trate, to try out some stuff, then you can create a branch by clicking this option right here. It's going towards. It's going to create a brand. So from here, you can start, you know, editing the image, you know, doing some more stuff. Maybe you also add want the dog to wear a cap. You want the dog to eat. And then when you are done with your hydration, you can simply go back to your original conversation, which is by just clicking this. I will take you back to the original conversation with the original image generated hydrated. Understand. So I'm going to see you in the next lesson. 5. Editing and blending images: The first thing I'm going to be demonstrating to you in this lesson is the image fission feature in Nano Banana, right? So we're going to be fusing elements from two images to form one image, right? So I already searched out one image here this moment on the beach. So I'll just copy this image and paste it in Gemini. Then I'm going to come to the cat's image. I'm going to copy this cat image right here and also paste it. Now, if you want to upload the images from your own computer, if you don't want to copy and paste, let's say, if you have the images downloaded already, all you need to do is to click this Ad Foles butts and right here, and then you click Upload Files and you upload the photos. Now I can just directly tell Gemini what to do. What I want to do right here is to take this cat out of this image and place it beside this woman. So I can easily just directly type it here, and then Gemini would automatically use Nano Banana to do it. Or I can come here to this two section and then select Create images, select Nano Banana. Okay? Now, I can I can just type something simple like, please the so something as simple as this plays the cart from the second image beside the woman in the first image. I can put the first reference image and here second reference reference image. Okay? So, I put reference second image, but it should understand. I should understand, okay? So now let me wait for this to finish. I can see what it has generated for me. You can see it puts the cats in this image right here in the first image. So we've just successfully fused the two images together. So this feature is useful when you need a particular image, but what you need is actually split into two images. Let's say you want an image of your cats on a skyscraper. But obviously, you can't find an image of your own cats on the skyscraper on the Internet. So what you can do is just upload the image of your cat and then upload the image of a skyscraper or maybe your rooftop. Send it to Gemini, and then you tell it what to fuse the two images together, and then you will have the single image generated and delivered to you. Okay? Now, this is not the only thing you can do with Nano Banana. You can change the background of an image. You can make specific is edits to specific parts of a particular image. Let me show you what I mean. Now I just uploaded an old image of myself, and you can see the background right here. Let me see. I want to change this background to a dark background, a black gradient. So I'll just tell Gemini I change the background background of the reference image to a black gradients, say black gray gradients. Okay? So I also tell it, do not without turing the phase of the pace in the reference reference image. Now you can see what it has done. It has changed the background for me into a black gray gradients, and you can see that the face still looks the same. That is the power of Nano Banana. Other AI image generators will actually alter the face. Even Google's image generator that existed before Nano Banana would absolutely alter the face. Okay? The face of the person you receive from Gemini would not look like you. But Nano Banana will not alter the face unless you specifically ask it to right? So this is just another thing you can do. Now you can make specific edits. I can tell it. I'm going to just copy this image now and let me copy this copy this one, going to paste it again and tell it. Change the color of the eyes in the now see. It's alter the background, actually. And that's because I did not specifically tell it to not alter the background, but you can see the face. Look at the face. I say that it still looks like me. The one sided beard is still there. It's still here, okay? It's still here, but my eye color has changed. So this is the power of Google Gemini. Sorry, this is the power of Nano Banana. I keep saying Google Gemini, because it's what I'm using here. But Nano Banana is the ultra tool that is generating these images. Alright? So you can use Nano Banana for a whole lot of stuff. These are very basic prompts that I used here. And in the next lesson, I'm going to show you how to generate scripts for your video using Gemini. So I'm going to see you 6. Creating your Script using Gemini: Now that you know how to use Nano Banana to create images and fuse images together, I'm going to be showing you how you can create a script for your YouTube video. So I've made this very easy for you. All you need to do is to copy the prompts right in this document. So you will find these documents in the resources section of this course or the project section, whichever one, check for it. You will find it. The name should be script board prompts, right? So on the first tab, the first tab, which is the Scripts Jam prompt, you will find this prompt right here. Now, if you peruse this prompts, if you look at it, you will notice, let me cut this title out because it's what I want to use to demonstrate this. So you would notice that we have placeholders right here. We have this placeholder to incite the number of chapters that we want to generate. We have this for the story premise. And here, too, we have this place holder for the number of chapters. Let me just make this green so that's jede, right? So it's green now. A place for chapters, and then the rest of the prompts. Now, all you need to do with these prompts is to come here. You're going to remove this sat detailed story premise, and then you paste your story, the title of the story and probably, you know, a little subtitle. Yeah, the title is subtitle of the story that you want to generate. Now, you can get your title. You can brainstorm a title, you know, by yourself, you can use Chargib or even Gemini to brainstorm titles. Whatever video title you have, just put it here and just put a little explanation, you know, to guide Gemini in generating the story line or the script, rather. Do you understand me. So here, I want to make this very short so I don't spend a lot of time, you know, I'm editing this video showing you how to edit it. So I'm going to remove this place with that, and I'm going to put just one chapter, right? And then the story must be exactly one chapter long, one chapter long, okay? And then I'm going to let me just leave this. So right? Then for this 5,000 words, I want to reduce this. I don't want it to be so long. I'll just put 1,500. Words, okay? 1,500 words. Right. And then the rest of this, I don't need to do any other thing again. Now, what I need to do next, so copy this. I'm just going to use Control A, copy this, right? Or let me just jag this upwards, okay? And then copy everything. Copy then come back to Gemini and paste the prompt right here, then enter, send it to Gemini, and need to generate the script for you. Now, what this script is going to do is that it's going to generate one chapter. Just the story is just going to be one chapter, and it's going to break it into parts that are going to fit into the two that we are going to visit for our voiceover. Now, our voiceover two you cannot just carry 5,000 words and pieces in the voice over two for you to generate voiceover for you. It not accepts the 5,000 words. That's why we need to break it into parts that we can just copy and paste, copy and paste. Do you understand me? It is done. Now notice something. This is what Chapter one P one. If I scroll down just a little bit, if I scroll down just a little bit, I'm going to see what Chapter one part two. And then if I scroll down, I don't think it's going to be a part three, okay? Good. Now, if you are generating a multi chapter story just because you want a longer video, probably a 1 hour plus video, then obviously, you are going to increase you're going to change the prompts, yeah. You're going to change this. So let me see, probably three chapters. I think three chapters should be enough for a 1 hour video, okay three chapters, and then here you are going to change the swords to three chapters. And this 1,000 words, you can still increase this towards 5,000 words or 3,000 words. But the main thing is Gemini should split it into parts. All right? So this is exactly how you can generate your script using Gemini. It's very, very easy. All you need is this prompt right here in the resources section, okay? Then you need your title and your subtitle. It will also work with just a title, but it's going to come up with its own story idea. You understand it's going to come up with his own story line. But if you have a particular story line in mind, then you are going to include details in this subtitle, and then you simply send it to Gemini and it will generate a script for you. Right? And then this script is not just a constant. It's not a law. If you want to edit thing in this script, you are free to edit. Just copy it, make a copy of this document or paste it in your notepad, and you want to change the total length, if you want to change this cryptic formatting rule, just leave it, okay? If you want to change something at this style like this parts where it puts the tune should be direct, vicerle and graphic when necessary. So capture the full intensity of the subject's matter. This means you're generating a story that has to be probably horrible or, you know, terrifying moments. I don't want Gemini to censor anything or try to make it smiled. But you might run into problems. You might have, you know, difficulties generating images for that kind of scripts because most image generators won't generate violent stuff, you know, or terrifying or sad, you know, all those kind of stuff. It's not they won't generate it. You understand if you don't want this, if you want Gemini to always sensor or make it mouth, then you can change this. Okay? You can change this. So it's all in your power, but just leave the rest and know this prompt is what is going to help you to generate scripts for your voiceover. So in the next lesson, I'm going to show you how you can generate a voiceover for your YouTube video using these scripts that you just generated with Gemini. So I will sing in the next 7. Generating a Voiceover for your Script: Now that you know how to generate clips for your YouTube videos, I'm going to show you how to generate voiceovers in this lesson. Now, the site we're going to be using or the two we're going to be using is clip champ. And the reason why we're using clip Champ is because it is free. There are other tools you can use 11 labs. You can also even use Google AI Studio. Google AI Studio is free, but I prefer clip Champ. You can as well try out the other voiceover tools, right? Well in this course, I'm going to show you how to use clip champ. And I'm recommending it for this is clip champ right here. All you need to do is so type up clipchamp.com in your browser and to open up this page. You see this page. Now, in order to sign in or create an account, use Microsoft, okay? If you use Google, you will still be prompted later on that you have to switch to Microsoft because it is owned by Microsoft. Do you understand? So just not waste your time using Google, your Google account. If you don't have a Microsoft account, just create one. So I'm signing in right now. I'm in. Now you can use this clip champ on your web browser. You can definitely use it on your web browser. But I recommend you download or you install the Dektop app by hitting this button right here. You can see this button right here. This here, just click it to install the Dektop app and I already have it installed already. So I'm going to close this window. I'm going to close this window and open up the Dkstop app, right? But if you don't want to download the desktop app for reasons best known to you, you can use it. Again, you can use it right here. Okay? So let me just launch the Dk Stop app. Desktop now, what we are going to do right here is to click. This creates a new video button right here. You can see it let me just magmize this. Click This creates a new video. Once you click it, this is where you are going to see on your screen. Now the next thing to click is this record and create right here. Just click this. Then you scroll down on the side panel at the left hand side. Okay? Just scroll down. You see this text to speech section here. Click it. Then the next thing to do is to come right here. So this microphone icon here, you click it. Is going to open up this panel for you. So this panel, this is where you select the language, okay? If you want to generate a voiceover in English language, you leave it in English language, okay? If you want to generate a voiceover in any other language, Chinese, German, Spanish, Vietnamese, just select it from here, okay? I'm going to be generating my voiceover in English language because my script is in English. Do you understand that? Now, the next thing is this voice. And this voice section, if it's cool down, you will see different voices that you can select here, different voices, different voices, check them out. See this one, this is Chinese. Look at this. Different voices. We want the female voice, we want the male voice, just selex anything. So, I'm just going to select anyone here. Let me just sedext this one. Okay? Now, if you want to preview the voice, just click display button. Choose from a variety of voices to help you create a set. You're going to because of the screen recording tool I'm using. I can't hear it from my own headset, or you might head in this recording. I mean, this video. Okay? So now, you're going to go to this advanced section, this advanced section here. If you want to change the emotion, see this emotion right here. We have neutral. We have empathetic, we have excited. You want to make the voice sound excited. You can select this one. You want it to be neutral. Want to sound empathetic. Just choose anyone here. Do you understand? Now, for the vocal pitch, if you want the the pitch of the voice to sound high, high, like a female voice, a thin tiny voice. You can increase the pitcher to high or extra high. Want it to sound really low, very low masculine voice. You can select this low or you can increase it to even extra low. The extra low is really low, okay? So I'm just going to select low right here. Low is okay. And then for the piece, if you want to increase the speed in which the voice we used to recise the script, you can do it right here. If you to exit is going to sound faster. Your voiceover will be faster and your video will be shorter. Want to increase the length of your video, you can make the voiceover slower. So it's good to stretch it out. Do you understand me? So I'm just going to a mine around one here. Okay, one is perfect. Now, let me just bring this up back, take it back. This is where you're going to paste your text. That's the script. Okay? So I'll just minimize this a little bit. Then come back here and let me close this. Then I'm going to go to Google Gemini, and I'm going to copy the first part, the first part, the Pats one. Okay, P one is where you are going to copy. If you copy more than that, it's not going to fit into that textbook. Okay? So just control C to copy is then come back to clip champ, and then you simply paste it. Simple. You can see then you click this save button right here to save the voiceover. So starts the voiceover generation process. Okay? So click that save button and it's going to generate the voiceover for you. Now the voiceover has been generated, as you can see right here, and you see, if you look at this duration, it's 6 minutes long. Now, to expose this voiceover, all we need to do is to click this expose button right at the top here. There will select audio only, audio only. Now it has exported successfully. The size just hit NB. Now, all you have to do is re hit the save to your computer. Once you do that, it's going to open up your file manager and you can save it. Now, here, you can save this with anything, but I suggest you do it like this. So the subject of our story is Ara. Okay? So I'm going to just put Alara here. I'm going to put a dash or a hyphen, and then I'm going to just put one or parts one. So for the next parts that I generate, I'm going to save it with ler then hyphen then part two. That way, you'll be able to know how to arrange your voiceover in cap code because it's not just one long voiceover that we're importing into cap codes. You have two parts right here. And if you are generating a 1 hour long voiceover or 1 hour long video, going to have probably five parts, ten parts. So you need to arrange them sequentially, and you do that by putting numbers, okay? Put this as pass one. So the next voiceover that I'm going to generate here, which is the Part two, I'm going to put parts two and then just simply click Save. And also, I suggest you create a folder, create a folder for clip champ. You can name it Clip champ. And this is where you're going to be saving your voiceovers just for organization, right? You can see right here, I have the clip champ folder. I have Nano Banana folders. Okay? So this is where I save my my images that I generate with Nano Banana for my video. And then for this clip champ in this clip champ, this is where I save my voiceover, as you can see here, I have freedom pass 14, freedom pass 15, 16, 17, it's up to 22 save. So you can see what I'm talking about. So just hit the save button and you are good. If you want to generate next voiceover, all you need to do is to click this keep Editing right here. I need to take you back to the timeline. Okay. Once you are here, you simply hit your backspace and it's going to delete that voiceover. So you come back to record and create, scroll down, click text to speech, and then you paste the next part right here. So that's all. It's very easy. Your projects or your assignment for this particular lesson is to install clip champ and generate your forced voiceovers. All right? Generate your first voiceover, sip them in your folder, and I'll see you in the next lesson. 8. UPDATE: Access ElevenLabs Voiceover Tool at a Ridiculously Cheap Price!!: Recently, I discovered this site and I have stopped using Clip champ. Now, this site allows you to access 11 labs at a ridiculous price. So on this site, as you can see right here, you can buy 1 million lifetime credits for only $5. And what this 1 million lifetime credits can get to is one 700 minutes of text to speech. I bought $10 worth of credits, which is 2.1 million lifetime credits. As you can see right here. And I'll be able to generate 3,570 minutes of text to speech. This is the site here, ai 33 dot pro. Just create an account, use your Google account to signing. Then to fund this, if you have a paypal all you need to do is to click this PayPal button and it's going to direct it to your paper where you can make the payment. And if you don't have a PayPal account, then you can fund with crypto. If you click this SDDC, you're going to generate a crypto address for you. With that crypto address, you'll be able to make a deposit. Let me just click this button I show you. This is it. Once you copy this wallet address, going to see the network is thrown CL 20. You can make the transfer using BybiDs or Binans I use By Bd. Once you paste this wallet address and make the withdrawal or the transfer, then once the transfer has been approved, you're going to see a transaction ID, copy that transaction ID and come here and you paste it. Once you pise that transaction ID, just click Verified transactions automatically verified and that's it. Once you've bought your credits, all you need to do is to come to this text to speech up here. It's just like 11 labs. Then you paste your script right here. This is even so much better than riptram because it level labs has better voices. The best part about this is you can generate any lens of any voiceover lens. If I want to generate a 1 hour voiceover, I can do it here straight up. You know, on clip champ I have to generate probably 6 minutes then keep cutting them. I can't generate 1 hour voiceover straight up like that. But this is different. This is so much better. If you can advise you to buy this, it's steal you don't have to buy $10, you can buy $5. You can even go up if you want. By $30, $30 gives you 7.5 million lifetime credits. You can see. Yeah, that's it. I hope this helps. 9. Storyboarding Images from your Script: Now understand how to generate the script using Gemini and how to generate the voiceover for your video using lip champ. So in this lesson, I'm going to be showing you how to generate matching images for your video. Now, do not forget that in this course, what we're doing is YouTube automation, and YouTube automation is all about generating every single thing from the voiceover, the script to Tom Neil using AI, right, using AI. And that's why images. That's where we're going to be working with AI images. I also implore you to go to YouTube and, you know, search storytelling channels, type storytelling or type tales or type, you know, folk tales or stuff like that. Just search them on YouTube and check out the channels. You actually get inspiration from them. Alright. So the next thing we're going to be doing is to generate images that will match our script. Now, this is how we're going to do it. First of all, we're going to open a new Gemini tab, right, a new Gemini tab. Now we're going to open another Gemini tab, okay? Another one. So we have three Gemini tabs open. Now, the next thing you are going to do is to visit this prompt document. Alright? Now, in the second tab here, look at the left hand side. Or if you even scroll down, if you scroll down, you're going to see the next one storyboarding prompt. This is the next documents tab. Now, this prompt is what we're going to use. You can read it if you want to. This prompt is what we're going to use to generate our images. Now, in this part here, we're going to insert our full scripts chapter. Okay? We're going to insert it. Now, for very long scripts for very long scripts, what we are going to do is to come to Gemini. You don't need to copy everything. You can just copy the Chapter Part one only. First of all, you can start with Pat one first, or you can just copy every single thing. I think everything here should fit in. Just copy everything in Chapter one. But if you Chapter one is really long, let's say, 5,000 words above, then you can start just copy each part. All right, copy each part. But here, I'm going to copy everything since it's not really long, going to copy everything and here. I'm going to come back going to come back here and just paste it. Going to paste it right here. Good. So you can see what I just did now. So I'm going to copy everything now. Go to copy the whole prompt. Now that I've copied it just contrus to copy everything. I'm going to come to this Gemini here to this one, and I'm going to paste this then enter. Now, what this prompt is going to do is it's going to generate prompts for you to use to generate the images. Do you understand me? Now, you can try, you know, you could actually just tell Gemini or Nano Banana what you want to create. Let's say, a boy standing on a tree, a boy going on a ship, but it's so much better to generate the prompts that he wants to use to generate the image. Using AI AI is going to going to create so it's going to create better prompts for you. You understand me? That's why we are generating the prompts using Gemini before actually generating the images. Now, look at this code, you can see, for the shots one, the city of I don't know, this Vedia did not simply exist but as it. This prompt has given us the proms. For the shots two, this part, there's a proms for it. For shots three, this part, there's a prompt for it. There's a proms for it, too. And then if code I see everything Shott, the prompts for it, then would you like me to continue with the next part of the script? Actually, in these prompts, I told it not. If I scroll down to the instructions of these prompts, you will see here. Like I told it. Where is the part? Okay, so you will process the scripts in manageable chunks because I've actually I've actually gave it a long script, you know, I gave it a lot, and I told you to actually generate Evitts and all the prompts. It would be too much. You have to scroll up, scroll down. Generating everything in the manageable prompts, I mean, in the manageable chunks for us, right? So once it's done with a particular chunk, all you need to do is type constantly with the next line to continue just like that. So you see how powerful this prompts document is. You can find it in the resources section for free. So just go there, open it and, you know, start working with it. So the first one we're going to, we're going to start from the beginning. This is the first shot. Look at it, an extreme wild ever wild rather, not wild. So I'm just going to copy this, I'm going to go to my T's Gemini tab and I'm going to open up the tools and select creates images. Now I'm going to just pace this and enter generate an image already. The image has been generated. Look at it. It's very, very easy. You see? So you can constantly generating everything all. If you don't want to be scoled up in order to download, you know, to start downloading everything, you can just download it right now. Click Download full size here. This download icon here, you should also be let me see. No, it's not yet. So just hit this download icon right here and it's going to download the image for you. All right, so I'll just download this now. And it has been downloaded already, as you can see right here. So this is how we are going to do for every other part of this script. See, you're going to after doing this one, next thing you want to do, copy this next prompt and then come to your third Gemini tab and paste this. I said, this makes it so much faster for you. So if you follow this workload I'm giving you, you'll be able to push out content faster. You've actually been doing this before, if you've been doing YouTube automation, this workflow that I came up with is going to help you to push out content even twice as fast as you've been doing it, okay, as you've been doing it before. Now look at this. Reason why we're using Nano Banana is because of the image consistency. You can see that this first image looks identical to this circle, his second one looks identical to this first. You can see the scenery, look at it. So this is exactly what you're going to do. When you are done with all of this, you're done with all the shots, all you need to do is to tell it towards, continue with the next part of the scripts, right? And that's this is how you storyboarding images using Gemini. Storyboard. This is what I call story board, storyboard, okay? Storyboarding images for your script, right? So you download everything and you are going to import it into Capcde. And that's exactly what I'm going to be showing you in the next lesson. I'm going to be showing you how to import and arrange all your elements, the voiceover, and the images in Capcde. So I'll see you in the next lesson. 10. Importing and Arranging your Assets in Capcut: Now that you understand how to storyboard images for your script. In this lesson, we're going to begin the video creation process proper. All right? So we're going to start by opening up Capcde. So if you don't have Capcde install cap code right now, it's very, very easy to install Capcde. Just go to your your Microsoft app store or you simply search you open a new tab in your browser and you search Capcde download for MacBook or for Windows, and you download it from there, right? So I already have the Capcde desktop app right here, so I'm just going to open it up. Now, all you need to do is to click this big Create Project button. It's so visible right here. So just click and it's going to create a new project for you. So this is our Capcde interface, and I have a pro subscription. Take note of that. Now, it's very, very advisable. I advise you to get a P subscription if you can. But if you can't, it's totally fine, it's totally fine. I mean, really, really, totally fine. I'm going to show you how you can work around this, okay? I'm going to show you how to avoid the P features and just make do with what Capcde will give you for free. So the next thing to do right here is to import resources. We're going to begin by importing the voiceover that we generated using clip champ. So this is the impose button right here. It's in this tab right here. I don't need to really start explaining the parts of Capcde different features of CapCde. I don't need to do that in this course. I have a full course dedicated to that. So you can check my profile and enroll in that course to understand CAP codes. I'm going to be show you just what you need for this YouTube Automation right here. All right. So I'm going to click this Imports button right here, and here in my clip harm folder I have the two voiceover that I generated, two. So I'm just going to tap this one, and then I'm going to hold down the Control button. Going to hold down the Control button and tap this er part too. And then I'll just click Open. So if you have more voiceovers, we have up to 22 parts, you select everything and click Import, like you pose everything at Surns. All right? Now you can see the two voiceovers right here. All I need to do is just hoo my cursor over one of them, because everything is selected right now. Just hover my so over one of them. Then I'm going to click and drag it down. Let's click and drag it down to my timeline. So it's going to drag all the voiceover together to the timeline, as you can see here, P one and P two, because they were both selected here, right? So it is done. My voiceover are already. Now the next thing I need to do is to import my images, okay? So I already downloaded two images already from Gemini, and that's what I'm about to import right now. Actually, it's just one, but I've imported it already. This is the first video. I mean, the first image for the first thing. Okay? So to zoom out your timeline, if you want to gate to zoom it out, this is the slider right here. Just slide it. Okay, slide it to zoom it out. I'm just going to slide this like this all the way here. And then I'm going to drag and drop this first image on my timeline. You see how tight it is. If I still want to zoom this out, I'm going to use these parts right here, this slide right here. The shorts cut. If you want to check out all the shots called, you come here. So this part. Look at this icon here. Just click it. I was going to open up the shots called spin for you. Alright? Now, there's something wrong here. Let me just zoom this out so that you can see better, okay? So this is our first image. The city of Ridia did not now this aspect ratio is wrong. Have you ever seen the YouTube video that is this size, this square size? No, that's the answer. So the reason why it's this square size is because the image that we imported first of all, is square size, okay? So all you need to do is to come here to this ratio at the bottom here, this aspect ratio. You're going to click it, and then you're going to select 169, okay? 169, you can see what just happened. Boom. That's already changed it to the normal YouTube video format. Now, you know how to impose resources into Cap code. This is the impose button right here. This plus icon. You click and impose from your computer. Now, the first thing we're supposed to do before importing these images is to generate captions. Now, that's a very, very important step you need to take before importing the images, right? Now to generate the captions, all you need to do is to come here beside filters. You can see these captions here. Just click it and you can see right here, spoken language, leave everything. Just leave this alone. Leave this alone. What you need to do is what? Click this generate I'm seeing here now is that this is a pro feature P. I think if you download cap codes for the first, you should be able to generate captions, let me say like three times, okay, for free. You should be able to do that. But you need these captions. If you don't use these captions, you actually spend much more time on this video because you'd have to listen to the voiceover yourself. Now, this is the advantage you actually get as a pro user, ok so I'm just going to click this Generates button. So I do not want to complain about having to get cap cuts through. No, don't do that. Do not do that. Okay. So it's a sacrifice that you need to make. If you cannot do that, then you'd have to find a way to bypass it. And I'm going to show you. I'm going to explain that later once these capsules are done generating. So no complaint, okay? It's either you have it or you do not have it, right? So the voiceover have been generated. Now, I'm going to show you exactly why you need this voiceover. So this is the first image, right? Let's go back to Gemini. Now, look at this part. The first shots, the shots moon, you see, it starts with the city of Vidar, the city of Veri Dar, right? That's where the first image. That's what the first image is for. So what we're going to do is to check this city of Verida in our caption. Even though this is not within necessary for the first image because you are just going to place the first image at the starting of the video, right? So let me just go ahead and do this for the second image so you understand what I'm talking about. This is the second image that I generated using Gemini for the video. So let me just download this. Now, the question that we're trying to answer using Gemini is where are we supposed to place this image? Where are we supposed to place this image? And in order to answer this question, what we're going to do is to come back here to Gemini and they will check it. This show still starts at its cobblestone streets. It's cobblestone streets and what it ends at the exhausted flow of humanity or let's say it ends at for 17 years. What I'm trying to say is that where the voiceover says it's cobblestone street or where you see this it's cobblestone streets in the caption, that is where you are going to place the second image. And the second image is going to stop at this space before this for 17 years because this for 17 years is where the third image is going to begin. Do you understand that? So I've downloaded that now. Let me just report it to Capcod and then, you know, it's going to begin at this side, and it's going to end at this side. So let me go back to Capcds now and import that image. So this is the second image. I'm just going to drag this and drop it on the track. Okay? Now, the next thing to do is to click any of these captions. I'm just going to click this one. Going to click this one now, and then I'm going to come here to this caption section. This caption section, I'm going to just scroll and look for it's Cobblestone street. Look at it here. So I'm just going to click this and it's going to take my playhead. This is what we call the playhead in cap code. It's going to take it directly to where that text is. Do you understand what's happening now? So I'm just going to zoom this in a little bit, and I'm going to drag this this here. Now, if I drag this I release it, what's good app? It's good to magnets, but it's good to be attracted back to this first image. Why? Because of distance. So what you need to do is one of the main track magnet, you are going to take this here. Okay? We're going to take this to display head, and we're going to drag this one, the first image, just hover your curso direct edge directly at the edge here. I go to drag it. Let's click it and you drag it. Let's click hold and drag to miss this one. Se poo. So where is this one supposed to end? Where was it supposed to end, let me click this back and then. I think it ends, I do not remember. Let me go back to Gemini. So it ends. It ends at the exhausted flow of for 17 years. Ends here, okay? So let me go back to cap coots. And where is for 17 years for 17 years, for 17 years, go to school and find this O I passed it already. Okay, for 17 years, it's right here. Look at this right here. So I'm going to click this now. I'm going to take my playhead directly to where this is. Now I'm just going to drag this to end here as simple as that. You see how easy this is. This workflow is going to X your speed as creating videos. Okay? So if you have a target to hit 200 videos or 100 videos within say, two months, if you do this every day, at least, you should be able to ship out two or more videos. Okay, even if it's just one, you'll be able to do it in no time and half time for every other cn. When I started YouTube automation, I used a whole day for my first video, because I had to listen to the voiceover. And then wherever I felt like I needed an image change, I got generate the image and place it there. Even though this is what you might have to do if you do not have the Cap calls P, okay? So what I mean is that if you do not have Cap cads Pro, you won't have the luxury of this of, you know, having to generate captions and checking for it directly here. So what you are going to do now since you do not have captions for your video is you are going to be playing the video, okay? It was a spread. Wherever you hear, it's couple songs to it. You simply just video immediately. So you're going to post at the play head and you're just going to drag your image here. Simple as that, if you don't have the captions to guide you, do you understand me? So that's what we are going to do. So I have added these two images already. I can just go ahead to do the third one. The third shot is right here. I'll just copy this prompt right here, copy it and come to my toe tab. I'm going to paste it here and let us generate. Now, for this third image, it's going to begin at for 17 years exactly where the second image ended, and it's going to end at what world. All right, so let this generate, you can see it now. This is Ella in the city, the same city right here. You see how beautiful this is. You see how easy it is. Just download this and go back to Capcde and ok, let this download, so I'll show you. So now I'm going to import this by clicking this button. Now I've imported it all I have to do is to drag it to where this one ended. Okay? Go to drag this and let me just zoom out and drag this to stop exactly where this one ended. Oh, this is turned off. Auto snapping. Always make sure that this auto snapping is turned on, okay? So it's going to save you a lot of time. Make sure it's turned on ahead. So now that I can see the blue line right there, I can now release it and it's going to start exactly where this one stopped. So this is exactly how you're going to add your images to your voiceover, right? So I'm just going to go ahead to add images for the rest. Actually, it's too long. I'm not going to add everything. But in the next lesson, I'm going to show you how to make this on fill up the screen and how to add the Ken Burns Effect. I'm going to see you in the next lesson. And if you have not left a review for this course, please do so now. Leave a review. If you're enjoying this course, if you have learned something, you leave a review for me right now. Thank you so much. 11. Applying the Ken Burns Effect.: Now you understand how to import your assets into CapCut and how to align your images with your voiceover. So in this lesson, I'm going to be explaining the Ken Burns Effect to you. We're going to be applying the bones effect to our video. Now, what is the Ken bones effect? Deca bones Effect is a technique that involves slow panning and zooming over still photographs, giving static images a sense of motion and emotional depth. So this effects is used in documentaries where the actual video footage does not exist, okay? And we're going to use it in this video because we are not using video footage. We are using images. But we don't just want to just play the images like that. People might get bored, okay? People might get bored and click away. We want to give these images a sense of motion, and that is what I'm going to be teaching you how to do in this lesson using cactes. But before we do that, we need to do something right here. So you can see this video. Look at this video now. This video, the ratio of video here is 69. But our images are still square footages. We need to make these images fill up the screen. Okay? And how do we do that? Once you are done aligning all your images with with the captions, what you need to do is to select everything. You are going to hover your cursor. Just put it on the blank part of the main timeline, okay? So just put it and then you're going to left click and hold, then you drag it, okay? You drag it to select everything. Don. Now, the next thing to do, let me drag this playhead here so that you can see the images. The next thing you're going to do is you can just drag the edges here. You can drag it to the fills up. Or you can simply just increase the scale right here. Okay? So I'm just going to drag the scale. You're going to increase this until it fills up the screen. Boom. We're done. If I came here now, if I just drag the playhead here, you see every image now feels the screen. See? See? See, you see how easy it is. This is exactly how you make the images W. You turn your square images into 169 in order to save YouTube. Now that we've done this, the next thing we want to do is to add the Cam bones effect. And what I mean by the Cam bones effect is, we want to make these images slowly zoom out or slowly zoom in or slowly pm to the left. We just need to give the images some motion. We don't just want the images to be still on the screen like this. Do you understand me? If I play this video now? And River Fog, it's Cobblestone that the images are not moving at all. Now, what we're going to do is what we're going to come here, select any part of the timeline, allow to deselect everything. Now we're going to select one image. So this is the first image. I will simply come here to animation. Okay? Come here to animation. Here, we have different animations. We have the in, we have the out, and we have combo. These are different animations, and you need to take note of this Look at this icon. Wherever you see this icon, that means the animation you want to use is P. But thankfully, oh, not thankfully, actually. This one's are actually pro, so the Zooming and Zoom out animations are pro, but that's not a problem. I'm going to show you a way to work around it. Alright? So I'm just going to, Oh, this zoom out, look at this zoom out. This zoom out is a free animation. So just check for free animations to use. Make sure that you're not using an animation that is too much in quotes like this one now. This one is just necessary. A simple zoom in or Zoom out or pan left animation is enough. Do you understand? So I'm going to select this Zoom out now. Now note that this is an in animation. So what this means is that when the video starts at the beginning of this video, the beginning of this image rather, that is where this animation is going to be applied. Now I can override this by simply coming to this duration part here. Now simply drag this slider. Oh the way pop. The city of Radio did not simply exist. That's what's happening. It festered. It was a sprawling, gray wound carved into the it's carpels Weeping a perpetual mist of cold smoke and ri fog. It's Castoneimage. Now I can click it. And since I'm a pro user, I can use the Zoom out. It's pus that, so I can use Zoom out. Now, you see the way this, it has stopped now. It has stopped zooms it flow. Decide to add an out animation, but it's going to waste time, okay? You can decide to do this if you really, really want to add animations to your images, but it might not really matter. Do you understand me? You can come to the ending and just add the zoom zoom in or zoom out. I don't know anyone pick anyone and add it. So when do Carrying a sluggish, exhausted flow of humanity. For 17 years, it did not actually adds. Animation and outs. Were Zoom outs. So no zoom outs here. Okay, I don't want to use this one. Okay, this Zoom? Oh, this is the reason why because this zoom in, I mean, the in animation I added goes all the way to the beginning. I mean, to the ending, wow the out animation actually has no duration. So what I need to do here is just to increase the duration of the out animation by dragging the slider to the left hand side, just like that, alright? Watch what happens when I play this video? Pack tenements. Were veins carrying a sluggish, exhausted flow of humanity for seven See what just happened. So the out animation, if you look at this timeline, very well, look at it closely. Let me Zoom. Look at it. This is where the in animation ends, and this is where the out animation ends. Okay? See how easy it is. Now, for those of you that are not pro users, but you really want to use the in and out, you want to make your videos, I mean, your images zoom in and out. This is what you are going to do, listen carefully. Okay? Watch me closely. You're going to click on the image, or we're going to make use of the feature known as keyframes, okay? We're going to are the keyframe animation. So after clicking on the image, you're going to go to this video tab right here, okay? Now, you're going to see this diamond icon here. You're going to click this diamond icon that is beside this transform. Okay? Click it at the beginning of let me zoom this out at the beginning of the image clip. Okay? So I can drag this. I can drag this out. I can drag it to the beginning. I can drag it to the beginning. Just click it. Now, you're going to bring your playhead. Click your playhead here and drag it to the end somewhere around the end. So I'm just going to bring it here. And then at this side, I'm going to increase the scale. Going to increase the scale, okay? See? I'm just going to increase the scale like this and leave it. Once I release it, you notice that it has automatically added the keyframe here. Now, let me play the video for you. So you see what has happened. Hey. For 17 years, Ira had no nothing else. She was a part of that flow, a nameless, forgotten corpuscle in the city's ailing heart. Her word. So you see? I just added the same Zoom in animation. So this image here, without having to use the pro animation here. So what I did is I added the keyframe at the beginning and then at the end, I added the keyframe and increase the skill. So what this k frame does is that it gradually increases the skill side it animates it so that we can actually mimic the zoom out I mean, the zoom in animation right here. Okay? So if you do not have the pro feature, if you don't have CapCut axis, this is what you are going to do. You're just going to have to do it for every single image clip, okay? So for every single image clip, you come here, add the keyframe at the beginning, put your playhead there, and then you increase the skill I need to bit so. Boom. Her world was a cage built of s. I see the word zoom in already. Now, if you want to add a Zoom out, a Zoom out animation or even a pan left animation, what I mean by pan left is the image moving. Look at this image. If you want it to move to the left wants it to move to the left or move to the right, any one of them, let me just undo this. That's called panning left. It's moving to the left, and if it's moving to the right, that's called panning right. Now, if I want to add the Zoomers animation to this image right here, the Zoomers animation is the opposite of the zooming animation. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to start at the end of the clip. Remember for the Zooming animation, we started at the beginning of the clip, okay? So for this one, I'm going to start at the end of the clip here. So I'm going to add a keyframe to it. Simple. And I'm going to go to the beginning of the clip here. I'm going towards increase the scale. I'm going to increase the scale. You can see. Now, let me play this. The constant, abrasive sting of lie on her perpetually raw hands. You can see what just happened. It's very, very, very easy. You can do the same thing for panning left and panning right. If you want this image to move from the left to the right, first of all, the first thing you need to do is so let me just increase the size or increase the scale of this image. Why? Because if I don't increase the scale of this image, and I pan it to the left, see what happens. Image is going to move to the left and you'll see this background here. If I don't want that to happen, what I'm going to do is I'm going to increase the size of this image so that I will have room to move to the left. Do you understand? Now, this is what I'm going to do. I'm going to add I'm going to add a keyframe at the beginning, a transform keyframe at the beginning, okay? And I'm just going to go to the end of the clip here. I'll come to the end of the clip here. Just going to move the image where I want it to be. You can do that by holding, click left clicking the image and moving it. If I wanted to move here like this, I wanted to move here, I can do that, right? And I can even increase the skill or if I want, just a little bit. Simple. Now, play if I play this image, what you're going to see now. And the deep, gnawing inch of a hunger that was never truly satisfied, only ever dull. You can see what just happened. You see how easy it is. Very easy. So not having cactF is not an excuse for you to not do YouTube automation. Alright, I have just taught you how to do it using keyframes. If you don't have CapcdP for these animations, okay, even though the ones are actually faster, because for these keyframes, you have to, like, add them, add if you add for this first image, you have to add for the next one like that. But it's a sacrifice to make if you don't have the money to get CapCut the star image. So this is how you do the Ken Burns Effect to make your videos much more interesting, right? So you're going to do it for everything, for all the images in your video, and that's about it. Do you understand? So in the next lesson, I'm going to be showing you how to generate intros for your video, right? So I'm going to see in the next lesson. And again, if you have no left a review, please do that right now, right? 12. Intro Video Generation with Veo 3 (Image to Video): Now that you understand how to add the Ken Burns Effect to all your images in your video, I'm going to teach you something very interesting right now, okay? So this is a new developments. I'm sure you must have heard about Veo three, something called Veo three or Google Flow. Now, Veo three is Google's flagship video generation model, and it generates videos from text prompts and images. Okay? Now, YouTube Automation people, let me put it that way, people running YouTube Automation channels have adopted this new strategy of animating their first images, okay? What I mean by animating is turning them to videos. So these videos will actually help with audience retention because the first 30 seconds of your video are very important, okay? So, this video that we have right here begins with just an image, an image with a Ken Burns Effect. But we could actually make this a video, and we're going to do that using Veo three. Okay? So let's go to our browser right now. In order to access Veo three, all you need to do is to visit labs.google.com. And once you need to notice that it is not free. You can only use Veo three if you have access to the Google AI Pro plan via Google AI Pro subscriber. Now, you can access Google AIP plan by simply paying for it. I think it's about 19 it's about $20 per month. I don't really remember, but you pay for it. That's for the Google AI Pro plan. That gives you 1,000 credits per month. And there's also the Google AI ultra plan that gives you, I think, about 20,000. I don't remember. Joe you can check the pricing page. You will see it once visit labs or google.com and you don't have a subscription. Now there is another there's another option for you to do for you to use Rather. This is what you can do. Google AI Pro Plan. There's a free trial for it. A 30 days free trial. Now you're going to use your card to sign up for the free trial, but make sure to come that free trial before the end of the duration, before the end of the month, the one month. Because if you have money, you're going to be charged for it. And if you don't want to pay for it, you end up paying for it. You understand me now you have the option to use the free trial. And when the free trial has expired, you're going to do is you're going to use another email account, another email address to sign it to labs dog.com. Now, you're going to use a different card. You can buy $1 card online, or you can use someone else's card. And you're going to sign up for that same freerion again. So by the end of that month, the next month, you're going to do it again on another account. So you can use this method to get free access to Google AI Pro plan and Veo three. Do you understand me? Now, I don't know whether in the future, it's going to be free, but I believe so. Sometime in the future, everyone is going to get access to youth, even though it might be limited, but everyone will get access. But for now, it is not free. So here in Google Flow, this is where we are going to generate the video for our intro. You can also do it on Gemini. That's if you have the AI Pro subscription. You can see where I have the subscription. So that means if I click this tools but in here, I will have this option here. You can see the craze videos with Veo option. You will see this if you are not a pro subscriber. Do you understand me? Now, this is what I'm going to do. I'm going to come to this first image, okay? The first image, look at it. I'm going to copy the prompt. First of all, I'm going to copy the prompt. Now, I'm going to duplicate this tab again. I'll duplicate this tab. See how many Gemini tabs you're actually opening, one, two, three, four, I'm going to duplicate this. Now the next thing I'm going to do is to come here to the tool and I'm going to select quid videos with Veo three. This is going to start a new chart. Okay, so I'll just start the new chart. And here, I'm going to paste the prompt. Then I'm going to go back to my cub, and then I will copy this image. I'm going to use it as my reference image. Do you understand? Then I'll come back to this place here and simply paste it. Oh, you know actually paste. I think I have to download it. I have to download it, okay? So I can't paste it directly, Oh, Can I? I should be able to. Okay, I can, so I'll just upload it now. Add photo. So you can see that I've uploaded it already. Now, before I send this, I also want to do it on Google Flow. I will show you how to use Google Flow. Here we are going to click New Project, okay? The New Projects button right here. And when it loads up, this is what you're going to see. All you need to do is what see generates a video with text. This is text to video. Let me zoom this out. Okay? So what you are going to do right now is to click this drop down right here, and then you're going to select Ingredients to video. Okay? What this gigs video allows you to do is to upload that image or multiple images to generate a video with, right? So I'm just going to paste this right now, paste the text, and then I'm going to upload that image. By simply clicking this and then selecting Upload. So here, I need to cope this image, as you can see, I need to copy it to make it look 169 YouTube size, YouTube video size. Okay? So just cop and save, and we are good to go. Now the next thing to do is just release this button and let us generate the video for me, right? I don't know what's happening here, but I will get back to this now. Let me come back to Gemini here. So I'll just send this to Gemini and let us do what does best, right? So it's generating the video already. Code Good. So now let's come back to Google Flow and determine what's happening here. Oh, it just worked now. You know what I just did? I used the frames to video feature instead. The difference between this frame to video feature and the ingredient to video feature is for the video feature, you have the ability or the freedom to upload different images and not have to confine them specifically to the beginning of the video or the end of the video. But for frames to video, let's say why here, this Plos icon, the first one means that the whatever image you upload is what is going to begin the video. And for the ending part, if you upload something here, the image is what is going to be used to end the video. I hope you understand that. So you can see this is basically just the Ken Burns Effect. Is zooming in. But the difference is that you can see the smoke actually moving. This is a real video. Do you understand? And it's actually how sound, even though I can't hear the sound because of well I'm using to record this video. And then let's play this one. Let's see that you are similar, very, very similar. I can go to the next one, to the next prompt or the next image, which is the image of this guys here. I can download this and generate another video. Let me just do that right now and show you. So it is done. Let's play this now. You can see what just happened. We turned a static image into a video of these guys actually working. You see how powerful this Veo three is. So, so powerful. Now, what you can do is for your video or in your video, you can decide to animate the first three images. But you need to take note that each video would be 8 seconds long. Got can only generate videos that are 8 seconds long. So let's look at this one. Look at this first image. It's actually 10 seconds long. But the second images, second image should be less than 10 seconds long. Okay, here, it's 11 26 and here, it's It's 22. So I think it's still more than 10 seconds long. But you need to take that as a consideration. If you use the video, Okay, if you use the video, you'd have to find a way to elongate it. And in order to elongate or lengthen the video so that it fits these 10 seconds, because as you can see, this whole image lasts for 10 seconds. Look at the scale up here. It's not actually 10 seconds. It's about 11, you know, 11 point something seconds. You can see, look at the scale up here, look at the scale up here. Now, if you replace this immediate 8 seconds video, you know what's going to happen. You're going to have about 2 seconds or 3 seconds left here. It's going to be blank. So in order to take care of that, this is what you're going to do. Let me just download that video now and show you back here in Google Flow, all you need to do is hit this download button, and then you can upscale it. And if you click this upscale here, it's going to download it as one HCP. This is what I recommend so that your video will look fire. You'll Assam to look very, very quality. So let me just wait for this to upscale. At the same time, I don't want to waste so much time, so I will just click this and download the original size. Slide downloads immediately. So it has been downloaded already. It's the same thing in Google Gemini here. If you come here, sorry, it's this tab, right? Just hover over it, you're going to see download somewhere. We, S this download button and get to download the video. So that's imports it to cap codes now. This is the video. This is the video right here. I'm just going to come here and delete this image, delete this image, and I'll drag this video onto the timeline. Now, you can see so much space here. If you want to cover up this space, this is what you can do. Can come to this speed section. Okay? Come to this speed here. Then you reduce the speed. When you reduce the speed, you see that it gets longer because the video becomes slower. Reduce it, keep reducing it until it covers the top. You can see very, very simple, very, very simple. Now, this is how you generate an intro video for your YouTube automation channel videos. No if you call that, understand me. So if you really really need intro videos, which I recommend you use, this is how you do it. But if you don't have access to Veo three, even though I've actually shown you how to get this for free, if you still do not have access to it, you can just make do with the images. There are monetized channels that don't even use this video at all. They just work with the Ken Burns Effect. Some don't even work with the Ken bones Effect. They just put images and boom, it works out for them. Just do what you can do. Do you understand me. So you can also do it for the Outro. You can take the last image in your video, the last image, even though it doesn't really matter because not everybody's going to watch up to the ending. But you can decide to add the video there even though it's not necessary honestly, but you can add it anywhere you want. If you want to animate this image of the girl, you can animate it using VT. Do you understand me. So the next lesson, I'm going to show you how to generate Tom news for your YouTube videos. See you there. 13. Intro Video Generation with Google whisk: If you do not have access to Google AIP plan, in order to create intro videos using V three, this is what you can do. Visit Labs does Google, okay? Then you select Risk here. You can also search Google Risk on your browser and you'd be able to access it directly. Okay? So from the labs does Google page, you simply click Launch Risk. So here, you're going to click nato. Now, Google Risk is it so by Google. And whenever you sign up with a new email address, you get 300 credits. So with this 300 credits, you can create or you can generate five videos, which will cost 20 credits each. Do you understand me? So once you're done exhausting your credits on one account, you can use another email address to sign up on labs dogoog.com. Do you understand? Alright? So this is how you generate your intro video. First of all, I'm going to go back to Cap codes, and I want to animate this force one. Okay, this false image, I want animated. So I'm just going to I'm going to write clickit then I'm going to scroll up to this part, open file location, just click it and it's going to open the location of the file. Okay? So what I'm going to do here is just going to write, click it again. Then I'm going to come here to rename, okay? Rename. Then I'm just going to use Control C to copy the name, and that's it. Now I'm going to go back to Google isc. At this point here at this part here, rather, just click this arrow here, this black arrow, it's going to bring out the sidebar. So here we're going to upload an image for the subject. Click upload image. Then once you do this, you are simply going to paste the name that you copied so you can easily find the image. A just paste the name it's got to find, you know, it's going to bring out the image that you want to upload, right? Then open. So it has been uploaded. Now it's analyzing the image. So we're just going to wait for this to finish. And it's done. So what I'm going to do right here is I'm going to type in this text go to type. We send the image, the reference image without editing. It. Simple. It is done. Now we can see what has happened. I will sends this image with very minimal editing. You see that they look very alike, right? Now, the next thing you are going to do is to click the Animates button right here on any of them. I think I prefer this one. Can you see this animes button right here. Just click it. Then right here, you can just type and emit this. You can just type this, okay? Very easy. Unless you want to add something specific to this part, you can decide to add something specific, maybe add some people on the streets, make a chasm by stuff like that, but I'm just going to type and emit this and send it. So you can see, as I send that it was actually five generations right here. Now it's four generations. So that's how you're going to keep using up your generations until you are finally done with it. I'm not sure whether you get these free credits per month, but I think you should be getting them per month, or it might just be one time. But you can always create a new account using a new email address to access this Google disc, right? So let's wait for this to finish. So it's done. Let me play this now. Let me play this. You can see very easy and completely free. All right. Now, the only thing you need to do here is just click this download button and it's going to download it straight to your system or to your PC, right? And it is done very easy. So this is how you generate or you animate images in your video for free if you don't have access to Google Flow. Alright, very easy, completely free. I'll see you in the next lesson. 14. Generating and Designing Thumbnails: Now that you understand how to generate intro videos for your video using Veo three, I'm going to show you how to generate a YouTube Tom Mil for your video, right? So this is how we are going to do it. First of all, you need to revisit this document. Okay? This probes documents. Now note, I might change the name of this document from Scripts board to something else. I might do that. Okay? But just check the resources section or the project section. You are surely going to find this document, download it. All right? So now, I have added another tab to this document. Right here, top new prompts, click it and you'll see these prompts that you can copy. All right? Here, you can just copy this from Let me just copy this now. Okay? So, very simple. Contra see. Now the next one I'm going to do is to come here to Google Gemini. You're going to do this in the same chart where you generated your script, okay? Not the prompts, not the image generation chart. Do you understand me? This is the, this is the prompts chart. This is the image generation. You go to the chart, the Gemini tab where you generated the script for your video. This is it. Now you're going to piece this prompt. But yeah, you're going to change some things. So let me just call up. Well let me do it here. Let me do this here so that we can easily see editing so yeah, for the video title, just in case you don't have the script, or just in case you're not doing this, you are not creating the tom nil right here in the tab where your script is. What you're going to do is you're going to replace this with your video title, okay? And in this part here, you are going to pick a moment a very interesting, very dramatic moment in this story, very dramatic one. Okay, the most dramatic one. You can easily just ask the AI that used to generate the story. Can ask Gemini tell me what is the most dramatic moment in this story. Then you copy it and piece it here. We, boy, here, I'm going to just change this to what Okay, so I just did now. See what I just did. I changed it to look at it. Cuz the tom new for this story you just generated and determine and pick the core comfort or single most dramatic moments of the story here. So I'm just going to Control A and then copy this. Then I'll come back to Gemini and Control A, it then V to paste this, and I'm going to send it going to cancel these covers, and let me cancel this. Is not canceling. I'll change this to create images. Okay, clothes, then create images. Good. So now I'm just going to paste this and send it. Um, Oh. So actually made a mistake. This is not supposed to generate the image for you. It's supposed to generate the prompt. It's going to generate the prompt. You can see it right here that generated the prompts for me, not the image. Do you understand? So I actually did not need to use this image feature, right? Even though it's not generated If you check the prompt, it's supposed to generate the prompts for us. They say we've been doing it since. Now that we have our prompts, we're simply going to come back to our image tab, the tab that we'll be using to generate our image. This same tab, do you understand me? Because on the thumbnail to have the same visual consistency as the images that we've been generating since. Do you understand me? So we're going to pass the prompter and then going to send this to Gemini and wait for it to do its job. So you can see what has generated for me. Look at this. Look at this. So what you're going to do is just click this and copy the image, or you can save the image, whichever one you want. Then you're going to go to Canva. If you have the app on your laptop, very good. If you don't, you can use site, right? So I'm using the app right here. What I'm going to do is come here to create. Look at the Kris box on left hand side. So click it. And right here, you're going to search Tom Tomb Neil. You can see the first option here is YouTube Pom new. So just select this and it's going to create a new project for you. So it has loaded or you can work with templates. If you want to create a call Tom pom M for your video, you don't really have to use the Tom new from AI. But most of the YouTube automation channels that you see on YouTube actually use Tom Nils from AI, and they work very well. Do you understand me? So you can pick templates here. You can pick any templates here, and you just edit it to your taste. But what I'm going to do now is just paste this piece the image from La. Now the next thing to do is click these three dots right here. At this mode, the three dots here, then you scroll down and sect the image as the background. Se this as the background so that the orientation or the ratio will change from that square to YouTube Tmnil. Do you understand what I just did here? Now, you can say that the top of the head, the top of our head has been cut off, even though this is perfect, honest, this is perfect because this is showing this is showing and this head show if you decide to drag this down, I think, what is this called? I don't really remember. It's no show. And if we decide to drag it up, this will show, but most of our head will be cut off. So this is actually perfect. Now, we already have a Tom nil for our video. You can decide to add any of that. If you want to add the text to it in order to make it, you know, much more compelling or something like that, just come here to decide. See the set icon here. You click, then you click Add heading. And you can just type something something interesting. Let me see. She never knew. Based on the story, let me check the story line. So the most dramatic moments, the moments Ella opened to locate says the portrait reads Princess of E E Doria, okay? Okay, so I can just copy this princess of Algebra and come here. I can even just put something like I prints, something like this. Yeah. And then I'll just carrot it and just add it somewhere here. Yeah, I can duplicate this and just, you know, put something here. Yeah, look at this. I'll drag this and I can still reduce it. And probably rotate this CB I'm rotating. Lo at this icon. Look at this symbol here. That's how to rotate. This is not a Canva course, so I'm teaching you I'm not going to be teaching you how to use Canva, right? So you got something like this. I think this works. This actually works. Boom. Now we have a Tom Nil for our YouTube video. So you can see the way I did it. The first one is to use the prompt to generate a prompt for the Tmnil and then you go to your image Gemini Image tab, and you generate the image. Then you imports it into Canva, and you set it as the background. Okay? Now, let me show you another. Just in case setting it as a background doesn't really work. Let me detach this image now. Look at this. So what I'm going to do set your curso at the very edge and drag it. At this part, you are going to set it here and drag it to the reaches here. At this side, so you're going to set it and drag it to the reaches here. Then at the bottom, you are going to drag it to the reaches here. Now, this gives you the opportunity to, you know, you can reduce this. You can drag this down and increase this again. See what just happened. I can drag this down and increase this again. You can see so just in case using the set image as background actually deprives you of some features or deprives your image of some features that you actually want to show on the Tm nail, then you can just use this method instead of using the method I showed you earlier, okay? So you can do this instead of directly setting the image as the background. Do you understand me. So I'll just contus because this is actually okay. In order to download this, you click this button right here, and then you click Download and you can download this as a PNG file. Very okay where you can decide to download it as GPG file, increase the quality. If you're not using Canva, you will not be able to increase the quality, but I am using Canva. That's why I can do this. You understand me, and then you simply download it. Okay? Very, very easy. I'll just change this to a Lara test Tom Neil. Good. And I've downloaded it. Do you understand? So this is how to create a tom new for your YouTube video. You use Canva and you use Gemini. All right. So I hope you enjoyed this course. And again, if you have no left in review, please do so right now. It's very, very important that you leave a review because it helps me improve my future courses, and it helps other students find this course. In the next lesson, I'm going to be showing you how to upload your video to YouTube and how to take care of the SCO. So I'll save it there.