Generate and Edit Videos with Sprinklr AI+
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Overview
With Sprinklr AI+, you can do more than just generate unique videos for your posts - you can also enhance and customize them using the AI-powered Video Editor. The Media Uploader lets you create AI-generated videos from text prompts or reference visuals, which you can then refine manually or further enhance using Sprinklr AI+ capabilities.
Notes:
1. To make the most of Sprinklr AI+ features, please reach out to your Success Manager, or raise a request at tickets@sprinklr.com.
2. This capability is currently unavailable to customers in the EU, as the underlying AI model that powers this feature is not available in that region.
Generate Videos using Sprinklr AI+
Click New Page on your Sprinklr platform and go to Sprinklr Social > Digital Asset Management > Asset > Generate Video.
Note: Two other entry points for AI video generation are Quick Publish and Full Screen Publisher (FSP).
Each user can generate up to 10 AI videos per month.
By default, the Media Uploader window opens up (image below).
In the Media Uploader window, select Generate Video to create a new video using Sprinklr AI+.
In case the Media Uploader window doesn't open up by default, the Asset Management screen will open up. Click Create Asset in the top-right corner, then select Video from the dropdown to open the Media Uploader window.
In this window, you can create videos via text prompt box at the bottom, or by clicking Create a Video button in the center of the screen.
To generate a video using a text prompt, enter your prompt in the text box.
The AI will generate the requested video.
To generate a video using a reference visual, click the “+” icon at the bottom-left of the text box and upload an image from your device, Asset Manager, or other supported sources.
To set the image size, click the Aspect Ratio icon.
After selecting your image, click Add in the bottom-right corner of the window.
You will be redirected to the Create New Image Asset window. Fill in all mandatory details and click Save to store the image in DAM.
The final video should appear once done.
