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How to use Turbo?

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Vyond Turbo combines the speed of AI with the creative control you need to create videos. Simply enter your prompt and let Turbo do the work in the background, including creating your project brief, making a storyboard, building scripts, and generating visual content. 

Turbo requires a separate purchase in order to access it. If interested, please contact sales@vyond.com. 

Credits

Turbo uses credits to generate a final video. Turbo is a standalone product with a 1,500,000 monthly credit allocation. This allocation is separate from the AI credit system used here. Credits refresh at the 1st of every month at 00:00 UTC+0. 

Accessing Turbo

To access Turbo, click the Launch Turbo banner at the top of the homepage.

Turbo can also be accessed from the Create menu.

Using Turbo

Once Turbo has been launched, the Turbo homepage will appear with your prompt box and additional options.

Write your Prompt

In the prompt box area, fill in the details of what kind of video you want to make. Use a lot of detail about your topic, audience, or any style. The Submit arrow only appears once you’ve entered some text in the prompt box. For prompt tips, check out the article here.

Pick your Preset

A preset helps to guide Turbo and fill in the gaps so you don’t have to fill all of that in the prompt. Choose a preset if you like from the options provided.

Add Files

Add additional files to support your prompt and video. 

Supported Files

Image file types:

  • .png
  • .jpeg
  • .webp

Each image upload can support a max of 5MB in size. A max of 3 images can be uploaded.

Text file types

  • .docx
  • .pdf
  • .pptx
  • .txt

Text file uploads support a max of 100 pages/slides. A max of 3 reference files can be uploaded.

Adding a Logo

A logo can be added using the Add logo option.

Supported logo positions include: 

  • Top left
  • Top right
  • Bottom left
  • Bottom right

Autopilot

If you prefer to let Turbo decide and skip the review process, toggle on the Autopilot option and let Turbo do the work.

Project Brief

Once you've submit your Turbo prompt, Turbo will create a project brief to review. The project brief has an overview that includes the objective, scenario, and style. 


 

Objective - This is a summary of what Turbo understands from your prompt and includes the video purpose, key message, audience, and what would make this video a success.

Scenario - The narrative framing of the video, putting it into a specific scenario or situation.

Style - The image is a reference for other images to follow, this covers the style or look and feel of the generated content.

Content Requirements

This section stores the content you’ve given as a reference, and builds out from it the type of content that the video will be using.

  • Narrative flow - The outline for the scenes and the beats that it will hit along the way.
  • References - The items you uploaded as reference files.
  • Branding - Uploaded logo.
  • Palette - Any color palette pulled from the reference files or prompt.

Characters and Audio

This section shows you the characters that will appear in the scenes, with the option to preview their voices. Music will also how and can be previewed. 

If you have an on-screen avatar, the narrator will not lip sync to the avatar. 

For any changes to the project brief, making edits is pretty easy, just chat with Turbo in the chat stream to talk about your changes. 

Storyboard

Once your project brief is finalized the next step is the Storyboard. This stage allows you to see the script, and review it scene by scene. It shares information on what you’ll see in each scene.

  • Script - What the narrator will say.
  • On-screen text - The text that will appear on the video.
  • Video clip - The generated content will be a video clip.
  • On-screen presenter - The generated content will have an avatar on-screen presenter.
  • Graphics - This is moving text and text boxes on screen.
  • Image - This will generate an image.

If any of the above need to be adjusted, ask Turbo to make the changes and a new generated storyboard will appear for each scene.

Finishing the Edits and Creating your Video

At this stage, once the storyboard is completed and your edits have been finalized, let Turbo know to generate your video. 

At this point, the credit cost will appear, letting you know how many credits it will take to create your video. Let Turbo know to proceed and Turbo will start generating the video. Once the video is complete, it will appear. 



Download your video otherwise if any changes need to be made, let Turbo know. Additional credits will be used for any generations made.

 

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