Master AI Video Creation
From your very first scene to automated YouTube channels, AI avatars, and MCP agent integrations — everything you need to produce cinematic video content.
Core Learning Pillars
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Complete User Guide
End-to-end documentation covering everything from creating your first video to AI Avatars, Autopilot agents, Brand Kits, credit economics, and billing.
Velora MCP Server
Connect Claude Desktop, Cursor, and custom AI agents directly to the Velora Video Engine. Prompt your AI to generate and return MP4s right in your conversation.
Creative Tools Suite
Explore specialized point solutions: URL to Video, Document to Video, AI YouTube Shorts generator, Audio Dubbing, Subtitle generator, and Faceless automation.
How Video Creation Works
Produce professional, broadcast-ready videos in four simple steps — no editing skills required.
Pick Your Creation Engine
Choose how you want to create: Autopilot for hands-off generation, Standard Generator for granular scene control, or one of 32 specialized standalone tools.
Direct Your Script & Scenes
Write or paste your script. Separate distinct visual scenes with double line breaks, and embed bracketed visual cues like [Drone flyover] to guide the rendering engine.
Select Voice, Avatars & Style
Choose from 40+ languages, realistic ElevenLabs voices, or add an AI Presenter Avatar. Pick visual aspect ratios (16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts).
Edit, Polish & Export
Fine-tune clips in the multi-track timeline editor. Customize animated subtitles, adjust background music volume, and export in 1080p or 4K with no watermark.
Production-Ready Prompts
Copy proven prompt formulas to instruct the AI visual and voice engine with precision.
Cinematic & Documentary
Perfect for historical narratives, nature documentaries, and high-production YouTube videos.
[Cinematic drone shot: low angle gliding through mist over ancient Scandinavian fjords at golden hour, 8k resolution, photorealistic, anamorphic lens flare, slow motion 60fps, atmospheric volumetric fog]
- Use lens keywords like "anamorphic", "85mm f/1.4", or "wide-angle macro".
- Specify lighting conditions: "golden hour", "neon-lit dusk", or "volumetric god rays".
- Add camera motion: "slow dolly zoom", "smooth orbital pan", or "steadycam tracking".
Writing for AI Voices
Cadence, breathing, and pronunciation rules
- •Use punctuation for pauses: Commas create natural micro-pauses; ellipses (
...) create dramatic 1-second breath pauses. - •Keep sentences under 20 words: Long complex run-ons make the AI voice sound breathless. Short punchy lines deliver the best emotional inflection.
- •Phonetic spelling for names: If an AI mispronounces a brand or foreign word, spell it phonetically in parentheses (e.g.
Veh-lora). - •Number formatting: Write
twenty-five dollarsrather than$25if you want strict oral consistency.
Visual Engine Formatting
Controlling scene cuts and camera movements
- •Paragraph breaks = Scene cuts: Velora interprets double carriage returns as a strict cut to a fresh visual scene.
- •Bracketed visual hints: Add
[Show a modern Tokyo street in rain]at the beginning of a paragraph to enforce specific background visuals. - •Matching musical tempo: Select your background soundtrack mood (e.g. Cinematic, Tech, Lo-Fi) early — our engine auto-syncs cut points to rhythmic beats.
- •Failed scene auto-refund: If any single AI visual scene fails to render, the system automatically refunds those specific Video Credits back to your balance.
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