Paano gumawa ng AI VIDEOS for FREE and UNLIMITED!

Summary of the video (AI videos for free + unlimited workflow)

The video explains a free/credit-free pipeline for creating long-form AI videos by combining:

• ChatGPT for story scripting and scene-by-scene image prompts
• Flow AI / Google Flow for image generation (described as free for images, while video generation may use credits/limits—the tutorial avoids this by using Flow only for images)
• Vibes AI (formerly Meta AI, currently in beta) for animating images into videos (claimed to require no credits/fees)

Core promise / use cases

The creator claims you can generate unlimited/free AI videos, including long videos (example mentioned: 10–20 minutes).

These videos can be used for:

• YouTube automation
• Facebook automation
• Freelance AI video editing / client work

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Tutorial workflow (step-by-step)

Step 1: Create a short story + image prompts (ChatGPT)

1. Ask ChatGPT for a short story (example: a 2-minute story).
2. Request scene-by-scene image prompts for the entire story.
3. The example yields 13 scenes, and the presenter later requests 20 scenes to improve retention/entertainment.

Key concept: scene planning + prompt generation so each segment can become an animation.

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Step 2: Generate AI images for each scene (Flow AI / Google Flow)

1. Create a Flow AI account using Gmail.
2. Create a new project.
3. Paste the ChatGPT scene image prompts.
4. Use long-form settings (example mentioned: 169 size).
5. Click Generate to produce images.

Key feature: image generation is described as free and unlimited, even if video generation elsewhere may have limits/credits.

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Step 3: Animate the generated images into video (Vibes AI)

1. Open Vibes AI and click Create new.
2. Upload images (download from Flow first, then upload).
3. Click the uploaded image and use Auto-animate to convert it into motion.
4. Optionally use Auto-extend (example shown: extend from 5 seconds to 10 seconds).
5. Download each resulting animated clip.

Key emphasis from the tutorial:

• Auto-animate reduces manual work
• The AI “figures out” the motion based on the image/story context
• The site may have lag when many users are active

Extra tip shown: you can animate faster from a dashboard/menu area (e.g., using a menu/three-dots option) rather than repeatedly selecting the media.

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Realism test + editing

• The presenter tests with a realistic prompt (example: “mother cooking”).
• The results are described as very realistic, but without sound effects.
• Suggested workaround: add sound effects using CapCut.

The output is also described as polished and similar to other tools (the video mentions Flow AI and Grock as comparable), but minus sound effects.

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Example content types shown

The video demonstrates animated story-style content, including:

• Ancient legend / fantasy-style narratives
• Animal and human story segments
• Example themes referenced such as mermaids and moral/story arcs

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Main speakers/sources

• Primary speaker/source: the YouTube presenter (self-narrated screen tutorial)
• Tools used as sources: ChatGPT, Flow AI / Google Flow, Vibes AI (formerly Meta AI)
• Editing tool referenced: CapCut