Prepare your brand context, create a first video, and review it before sharing. These steps follow the tools in your workspace; available models, settings, and connected platforms may vary.
Sign in and create or select a brand space. Open Brand profile to add your product summary, audience, differentiators, and target markets. If you analyze a website, review the suggested details before saving. Website analysis does not verify or approve marketing claims.
Keep the images and other reference materials you want to reuse in Assets. For a spokesperson video, choose an actor from AIGC actors and select a voice in Marketing Studio. Use only materials, likenesses, and voices you have permission to use.
In Marketing Studio, use Spokesperson video for an actor-led video from your copy, or AI creation for a prompt with optional reference media. Check the model, format, and credit cost shown before generating. Follow the task status, then preview the completed result before downloading or posting.
Open Social Accounts to authorize a supported account. When posting, choose the destination account and review the caption, visibility, disclosure settings, and publish time. Check the result after submission. Video Monitoring can track supported videos owned by your connected channels; an empty chart means there is not yet enough collected data.
Review the full video, spoken script, subtitles, product facts, and claims. AI output can contain mistakes.
Check permission for the source assets, actor, voice, music, and any third-party material. Review any AI or commercial-content disclosures required for your use.
Confirm the intended social account, audience, visibility, and schedule. Available publishing options depend on the platform and account authorization.
Treat “submitted” as a handoff, not proof that a post is live. Check the publishing result and address failed jobs or expired account authorization before retrying.
Prepare a prompt, review settings and credits, then generate and download your video.
Understand reserved credits, saved-result recovery, and when to ask for help.
