@Saccc_c: Everyone making AIGC videos actually faces several pain points: once video production is complete, it's hard to edit an…

Everyone making AIGC videos actually faces several pain points: once video production is complete, it's hard to edit and may require recutting. Recently, I experienced an Agent that directly addressed these pain points, streamlining the entire AIGC production workflow: from prompts and keyframes, to video generation, and then to final editing and detail adjustments, all can be done within it. You can check out the coffee product launch video I made below using fotor agent (@fotor_com). My prompts were very simple, mainly to convey the premium feel of the coffee brand, with the shot narrative going from coffee planting, coffee processing, to coffee creation. After generating suitable prompts, I just started directly. The final coffee product video that came out, whether in terms of narrative completeness or visual quality, has already reached a level close to commercial advertising. Not only is the generation speed extremely fast, but more importantly, the content in the project can still be edited further. You can clearly see the timeline and every layer of material; if the pacing of a certain segment is off or you want to swap out a particular shot, you can adjust it directly in the editing area. This means you no longer have to clumsily import the video into CapCut for modifications. And most importantly, using Fotor to make videos is actually more cost-effective, because it features automatic planning and automatic arrangement, as well as editable MG motion graphics elements, making video production low-cost. If you're interested, you can go try it out in fotor (@fotor_com), and it's also launching a creator ambassador program later, so everyone can look forward to that.