Your script. Your production workflow.

Use the script you already have

Keep an approved script as your source of truth. Separate voiceover, visual direction, scene timing and on-screen text. Ask your script provider for changes only where you need them; review the result before replacing your own words.

Structure each scene

A practical scene has a title, narration, visual instructions and an approximate duration. For example: Voiceover: “An API passes a request to a service.” Visual: show a request moving from a phone to a server. Keep the description achievable with your assets and animation tools.

From source files to a finished MP4

The kit gives you project materials and guides to run on your computer. It is a setup-and-edit workflow, not a browser-based video generator.

1. Download your kit and open its quick-start guide.
2. Install the required tools and copy .env.example to a private .env file.
3. Connect the supported providers using your own API keys.
4. Prepare the script, generate narration and collect or create scene assets.
5. Build and preview the scenes in Remotion; check timing, text and audio.
6. Render an MP4 and watch the full result before publishing.

Let the recording set the pace

A 60-second script does not guarantee 60 seconds of speech. Audition the narration and adjust the wording or pauses. Then align scene cuts to the actual audio. A brief test render helps catch missing assets, clipped text and audio problems before a longer export.

Choose the kit for your providers

Starter covers Claude, ElevenLabs and local Remotion setup. Pro adds OpenAI and Google AI image workflows. Max includes the Pro materials, advanced Claude production guidance, 1080p / 60 fps workflow presets and AWS setup guidance. You supply accounts and credits.