Watch the finished example
This is the finished video exported during the walkthrough, rather than a recording of the editing interface.
Before the flower shop opens — a video made by chatting
A 53-second example whose five-scene structure was created by chatting in Chat To Video Studio (beta); one heading was retyped in the editor before export. It comes from the same consultation (14 November 2026) as the steps on this page. Presented by Kaede with her default voice, Hoshina Hikari; body motion is low/low/low; the shop is fictional.
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BEFORE YOU START
Before you start
Open the MotionVox home screen. You can start without documents or photos. Consulting uses credits; during this demonstration the screen showed 25 credits per exchange, and 25 when creating the video project.
Screenshots show actual sample projects. Instructions describe desktop browser operation; this guide can also be read on a phone.
Save with File → Save project
Click File on the menu bar to open the menu. The figure shows the top-left part of the screen.
- Click File.
- Click Save project (or press Ctrl+S).
- Action Click File.
- Action Click Save project (or press Ctrl+S).
Check After saving, a note says the project was saved. Save project as… makes a copy when you want a separate branch.
Reopen and check that everything remains
After saving, we reloaded the page. The figure shows the editor after reopening (the right panel is cropped off).
- The avatar clips still say Preview generated; nothing had to be generated again.
- Generate pending shows no number.
- Move the playhead to check that your text edits are still there.
- Check The avatar clips still say Preview generated; nothing had to be generated again.
- Check Generate pending shows no number.
- Check Move the playhead to check that your text edits are still there.
Check The dialog asking whether to generate avatar motion did not appear again after reopening.
Click Export and check the settings
Click Export on the toolbar to see a confirmation, shown in the figure.
- Check the resolution (1280×720), frame rate (30 fps), format (MP4, H.264/AAC) and whole-video fade in and out (0.0 s).
- Click Export settings… to change them.
- Click Export to start.
- Check Check the resolution (1280×720), frame rate (30 fps), format (MP4, H.264/AAC) and whole-video fade in and out (0.0 s).
- Check Click Export settings… to change them.
- Action Click Export to start.
Check The screen notes that an existing exported video in the same language is replaced. You can also ask for an e-mail when it finishes.
Wait for the export
Progress is shown during export, as in the figure.
- Export proceeds through video generation, final processing and saving. Frames done, such as 15/1582, and elapsed time are shown.
- Check Export proceeds through video generation, final processing and saving. Frames done, such as 15/1582, and elapsed time are shown.
Check In this demonstration (about 53 seconds, 1,582 frames) export took about 15 minutes. The remaining time is shown along the way.
Check the finished video
When export finishes, the video opens by itself. The figure shows it paused at about 20 seconds.
- Watch to the end and check the text, presenter and subtitles.
- Click Close when done.
- Check Watch to the end and check the text, presenter and subtitles.
- Action Click Close when done.
Check The video plays automatically with sound. Move the position to check any part.
Download the MP4
Click Output → Exported videos on the menu bar to open the exported video. The figure shows that dialog.
- Check the export time and size; here they were 2026/11/14 17:01:45 and 3.9 MB.
- Click Download to save the MP4 to your computer.
- Check Check the export time and size; here they were 2026/11/14 17:01:45 and 3.9 MB.
- Action Click Download to save the MP4 to your computer.
Check The dialog also offers publishing the video and creating another size.
BEFORE YOU FINISH
One final check.
Once the MP4 is saved, you are done. Before publishing, watch the video from start to finish and check the text and lines.
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