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+ + +Turns a Narrator mp3 and a few pictures into a video for YouTube or TikTok. Free, no account, and everything runs on this computer.
+ + + + + +Choose the mp3 you made in Narrator. The video will be exactly as long as the audio.
+Video title. It shows on the opening screen for the first few seconds.
+They play in this order. Use the arrows to move one, X to remove it.
+When pictures run out, they come back around as close-ups and slow pans on a different part of the picture, so the same picture never looks the same twice in a row.
+Motion comic splits each picture into a few shots: the whole picture first, then quick punch-ins on different parts with a little jolt. Pictures change with slides, white flashes, zoom-throughs and hard cuts. Calm is the original slow zoom and fade.
+ + +Opens in a new tab. Paste the same prompt into a few of these to spread out the daily limits. The ones that take a reference picture can use your soyjak cutout so he looks the same everywhere.
+In Narrator, after making the mp3, click "Save subtitles (for Reel)". Then choose that file here so the words line up exactly with the voice.
+Paste the same text you gave Narrator. The timing gets spread out evenly, so it will be close but can drift a little on long videos.
+ +This takes a while for long articles. Leave this window open while it works. You can watch it before you save. Play 20 second preview shows the movement right here without making anything.
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