Make a video just by chatting

The whole path: from a conversation to a video (beta)

Chat To Video Studio develops the structure and script of a video from an everyday-language conversation. You can start without documents or photos. The entry point appears on Home for plans that include it.

The example is one consultation: a video that tells new part-time staff at a (fictional) flower shop how to prepare before opening. Every figure is a screen that actually appeared in that consultation on 14 November 2026. Replies and proposals are created afresh in each consultation.

In this demonstration the first reply took under a minute, proposals about two minutes, a revision under a minute, opening the editor about a minute and a half, generating footage a few minutes and export about 15 minutes. Consulting uses credits (25 per exchange, and 25 when creating the video project, according to the screen).

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β It is not shown on some plans. Available features vary by plan.

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.

STEP01

1. Open the studio and start the conversation

Open the studio from the home screen and choose landscape or portrait to reach the consultation screen.

  1. Describe your video in the conversation on the right. After you answer its questions, a presenter suggestion and proposals arrive.
  2. The left side will show the video flows (proposals).
  1. Check Describe your video in the conversation on the right. After you answer its questions, a presenter suggestion and proposals arrive.
  2. Check The left side will show the video flows (proposals).
The studio after choosing landscape: the flow area on the left, the conversation on the right.

Check See “Open the studio and choose the video shape”, “Describe the video you want” and “Check and change the suggested presenter”.

STEP02

2. Compare proposals and ask for changes

This consultation produced two proposals with different approaches. Compare each scene’s image, title and line.

  1. Read the scenes of the expanded proposal; click an image to view it large.
  2. Use Tell it what to change to add scenes or fix text.
  3. When settled, click Create a video from this flow to move to the editor.
  1. Check Read the scenes of the expanded proposal; click an image to view it large.
  2. Action Use Tell it what to change to add scenes or fix text.
  3. Action When settled, click Create a video from this flow to move to the editor.
Two proposals, with proposal 1 expanded.

Check See “Compare the proposals”, “Tell it what to change” and “Move to the editor”.

STEP03

3. Generate and finish in the editor

The editor receives a draft with scene images, text, subtitles, narration and the presenter. The figure shows it after the avatar footage was generated.

  1. Create the avatar footage with Generate pending in the editor.
  2. Check the look and fix any text directly in the editor.
  1. Check Create the avatar footage with Generate pending in the editor.
  2. Check Check the look and fix any text directly in the editor.
All five avatar clips generated.

Check See “Check the handed-off draft and generate the video” and “Fix on-screen text and subtitles in the editor”.

STEP04

4. Save and export the MP4

When finished, save the project and export the MP4. The figure shows the video that opened by itself after export.

  1. Check the text, presenter and subtitles in the finished video to the end.
  1. Check Check the text, presenter and subtitles in the finished video to the end.
The exported video opened after export.

Check See “Save and export the MP4”. In this demonstration, exporting the 53-second video took about 15 minutes.

BEFORE YOU FINISH

One final check.

Once you know the path, start with “Open the studio and choose the video shape”.

Scroll the enlarged image to explore