The scene track controls the visuals for each segment of the video and displays their duration. You can add, delete, or duplicate scenes to adjust the overall structure of the video. You can also modify the layout to change the composition of the scenes.

The media track controls the display of images and videos on the canvas. You can adjust the layer and display duration of the media by dragging the track. Please note that media cannot be moved across scenes.

The avatar track controls the display and playback of the avatar video. You can add, replace, or delete avatars, and adjust the duration of the avatar video by dragging the start and end points on the track. Please note that the duration of the avatar track cannot exceed the duration of the corresponding scene track.

The TTS track controls the speech audio and is located below the scene track. You can update the script and regenerate the speech to drive the avatar's expressions.

The music track displays the background music you've added. Here, you can see the current background music in your video and choose to replace it or remove it by selecting the "No music" option. After selecting music in the music track, you can adjust the volume in the properties panel.

The canvas presents the visuals of your video. You can preview your video on the canvas, and all the elements you edit will be displayed there. You can also drag and adjust the size and position of elements on the canvas.

Elements include images, videos, and avatars. Once you select an element, you can edit it through the properties panel. Common editing functions include adding and deleting elements, adjusting their position and size, modifying their opacity, alignment, and layer order. You can also adjust the duration for which an element is displayed, as well as its entrance and exit animations. As two types of elements, images and videos can also be cropped and their fill modes adjusted.

In the script editing panel, you can add, edit, and delete scripts. You can also choose your preferred AI voice here. After updating the script, you can regenerate the audio and preview it.

In the Avatar editing panel, you can choose from a wide range of Avatars that we offer. You have the flexibility to add, replace, and delete Avatars, and you can quickly preview the performance of each Avatar. You can also select the Avatar's view mode, with options for Half-body and Circle View. Just like editing other elements, you can adjust the Avatar's size, position, opacity, appearance and disappearance animations, arrangement, and layer order.

In the Layout Panel, you can modify the layout for the scene. We provide several layout templates for you to choose from, which you can use as-is or personalize further. After selecting a template, you can freely adjust the size, position, opacity, appearance and disappearance animations, arrangement, and layer order of the elements in the scene.

Text is considered one of the elements. In the Text Panel, you can add and delete text within the scene. In addition to the common adjustment options, you can select the text and adjust its font, size, and color in the properties panel. You can also modify the text's style, including bold, italic, underline, and case settings, as well as its alignment.

You can upload images or videos in the Media Panel. Once uploaded, the media can be added to the element track. After selecting an element, you can edit its properties in the properties panel. This includes adding and deleting elements, adjusting their position and size, cropping, changing their opacity, alignment, layer order, and adjusting the duration of their display.

In the Music Panel, you can choose the background music you want to use, or you can opt for no background music by selecting the "No Music" option. By default, there is no background music. You can see the music you are currently using in the Music Track.

If you encounter any issues during the editing process or have any suggestions, please feel free to provide feedback using the Feedback button in the top right corner. We highly value and welcome your input.