Brand slides, pasted media, and direct editing

Start with a brief and the material behind it, then review the plan before production. As the video takes shape, you can add missing media, change its look or voice in chat, and adjust eligible layers on the canvas.

Start with the right brief and look

When you sign in, Creation Studio is the starting point for a new video. Choose Prompt to video or Screen recording, add your source material, and set the format, length, voice, presenter, and visual style that fit the message. The style gallery groups looks by type, so you can preview a direction before you create. When a plan needs approval, you can review it before production begins.

See how to create your first video

Add an opening and ending from your Brand Kit

If your Brand Kit has saved intro or outro slides, choose either one in Creation Studio before you make the video. Both are off by default. You can change or remove a selected slide from the preview storyboard afterward, so a reusable brand treatment does not lock every video into the same opening.

Set up your Brand Kit

Bring in more of the source material

Paste supported images or video into an active chat and tell ngram how to use them: as evidence, a visual reference, or footage to work from. For a website that requires sign-in, an attended Opus 5.5 creation chat can show the agent’s browser and hand it to you for the sign-in step.

Work with sources and attachments

Change the voice or style in the conversation

Creation Studio now offers a wider choice of narration voices alongside a filterable presenter library. After a video is under way, open Video settings in the chat to choose a different visual style, voice, or presenter. ngram offers a change request for you to send, so the new choice becomes part of the next revision.

Choose a voice and presenter

Make precise edits on the canvas

On desktop, eligible video owners can open an editable composition and adjust visual layers directly. Edit supported text, move or resize images and video, and use width presets when you need an element to occupy a specific share of the frame. Save the change, then replay the result.

Learn the inline editor

Keep the versions worth returning to

Use Saved versions to restore a conversation checkpoint or fork it into another direction. Clone or fork an eligible chat when you want to try a different approach. Earlier rendered videos can be previewed or downloaded separately; opening one does not restore the conversation on its own.

Understand versions and forks

Try it with your next brief

Create a video in ngram