AI video, reels and creative tools

The reel editor in AI Marketing Master turns clips and photos you already have into a finished MP4 reel. You choose, trim and order the clips, type the captions and add your own mu...

To turn raw phone videos into reels, pick three to eight short moments that tell one small story, trim each to its strongest seconds, put them in order, add a clear opening line an...

To cut a long video into short clips, watch it once with a notepad, write down the time of every moment that makes sense on its own, cut each moment to 15 to 60 seconds with a clea...

In AI Marketing Master you add captions to a reel by typing the on-screen text for each clip, in English, Hindi or Punjabi. AI can suggest short, clear wording, but it does not lis...

Choose reel length by the job the reel must do. Use about 15 seconds for one striking visual or a single quick message, 30 seconds for a short how-to or before and after, 45 second...

Vertical video uses a 9:16 frame, usually 1080 pixels wide and 1920 tall. Film with the phone upright, keep your subject in the middle third of the frame, and keep text and faces a...

A business can only use music in a reel when it has the right to do so. Popular film and chart songs usually need a commercial licence that small businesses do not have, even if th...

A reel cover is the still image people see before they tap, on your profile grid and in some feeds. A good cover shows one clear subject, has a short title of three to six words in...

Small businesses can use reels to show real people, real products and real work to local customers. Start with one reel a week, filmed on a phone, under 45 seconds, about something...

If you are not an editor, you only need four skills: cutting the dull start and end of each clip, putting clips in a sensible order, adding short on-screen text, and keeping the so...

You can make good product videos with a phone if you control three things: light, steadiness and angles. Film near a window or under even light, rest the phone on something stable,...

Behind-the-scenes reels show the work customers normally do not see: preparing, packing, cleaning, planning and the people doing it. Good ideas include opening routines, how an ord...

A reel hook is the first line, said or shown on screen, that tells viewers why to keep watching. Good hooks name a problem, a surprise, a result or a question in under ten words. A...

In AI Marketing Master a finished reel and its caption go through quality checks, then to a named person for approval in the app, by email link or, once set up, by tapping Approve...

A practical YouTube Shorts workflow has six stages: plan a topic people search for, film vertical clips, edit them into a short 9:16 video, write a clear title and description, upl...

An AI image generator for marketing turns a short written brief, or your own product photo, into pictures you can use in posts, ads and blogs. In AI Marketing Master the Creative S...

You can get clean, shop-ready product images from a phone photo by shooting the item well and then letting AI replace the messy background or place the product in a simple scene. T...

A good product background is plain enough that the item stands out and suits the place the picture will appear. Use a white or light background for catalogue listings, a soft colou...

AI can make the everyday graphics a business needs on social media: offer posts, opening-hour notices, tips, festival greetings and carousel slides. In AI Marketing Master you make...

A featured image is the main picture that represents a blog post on your blog page, in link previews and when people share it. AI Marketing Master can make one for each article wri...

A brand kit is a short, shared set of rules and files that keeps your marketing looking and sounding like one business: logo versions, colour codes, fonts, photo style, tone of voi...

You may use an image in marketing only if you own it or hold a licence that covers that use. Owning a copy of a picture is not the same as having the right to use it. Keep a record...

If a person can be recognised in a photo or video you use for marketing, get their clear, written consent first, saying where the image will be used and for how long. Get a parent'...

A marketing media library is one shared place for logos, product photos and generated images, with enough labels to find the right file and know whether you may use it. In AI Marke...

For most small businesses, editing real footage of your own products, place and people is the safer and more convincing choice, because customers want to see what they will actuall...

Accessible captions show every spoken word and important sound as readable text, in time with the video. They help deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers, people watching with the sound...

The festival reels that work for small businesses show real preparation, real products and real people: decorating the shop, packing gift boxes, a team greeting, a quick how-to. Pl...

A good testimonial video is a real customer, in their own words, describing a problem and how your business helped. Ask happy customers politely, get written consent for where the...

Creative credits are the units AI Marketing Master uses to pay for AI image work in the Creative Studio. When you start a job, the credits it needs are held. If the image is made,...

Video editing follows the same steps whether a person or software does them: bring in footage, understand it, pick and trim clips, order them, add captions and sound, then render a...