UGC Video from a Creator Image

It takes an image of a content creator or character, a written script, and a video duration value, then produces two video outputs. One version has no subtitles, while the other includes subtitles.

It is intended for people creating social and content concepts around a creator or character. It can help you turn a prepared UGC script and a matching image into a video example.

Prepare an image of the content creator or character you want to use, including the desired background if appropriate, and write the UGC script that should be delivered. The saved example uses a script explaining the character-based UGC process.

You can change the Image of Content Creator or Character, the Script, and the Video Duration inputs in Fuser. The duration is a text input; make it longer or shorter to suit the length of your script.

The saved default example uses a creator or character image, the included UGC character test script, and a Video Duration value of 10. Its outputs show the same scripted video in versions with and without subtitles; a new run depends on the inputs you provide.

Use the subtitled output when you want to review or present the scripted video with the spoken content shown as subtitles. The recipe also provides a version without subtitles for cases where that treatment is not wanted.

The recipe is centered on one creator or character image, one script, and one duration value, with video outputs in two subtitle treatments. It does not describe additional controls or outputs beyond those exposed inputs and saved results.