- With the AI tools for creators
that are currently available,
we can turn ourselves into anything we can imagine.
We can completely change our environment,
which I showed you how to do in the last video.
We can work more efficiently,
and we can even tell better stories.
For example,
- [AI Voice] If you're telling a story
about a young woman who is working
a lot later than she should be,
and when she feels the warmth
of the setting sun on her skin through the window,
how it reminds her of when she would get lost
in the melodies of her guitar,
and how they were complimented
by a stranger she would never meet.
All she knew was that he was somewhere on a lower floor,
playing beautiful music that perfectly matched her own.
You can do it all with AI.
Back to you, Nick.
Remember to subscribe, y'all.
- Pretty incredible, right?
Well, with these tools
I'm getting ready to share with you,
you're gonna be able to do things like that,
and you're gonna be able to work a lot smarter
when it comes to making your content.
So, let's start right now with the very first tool, Kaiber.
Kaiber is a video to video,
image to video, and audio to video generator.
You can use it to make horizontal
16X9 nine ratio content,
or you can use it to make vertical content
if you're uploading to YouTube shorts,
or to any of the other vertical platforms.
It's ridiculously easy to use.
All you have to do is upload your content into it,
and then type in what you want that content to be,
and what you want that content to look like
in terms of the style.
This is so easy to use.
They even have presets in the event
that you can't come up
with any ideas on what
you want it to look likes stylistically.
Another advantage with Kaiber is it's super cheap.
I've made over a hundred videos with this,
and I'm still not even halfway through
the credits that I've purchased.
The next toll on the list is called Runway.
Runway is also a video to video generator,
or you can just type in what it is
that you want it to make,
and it will just create stuff.
But, one of the big advantages of Runway,
is that they have an entire suite of video tools.
So for example, if you want to remove yourself
from your background without even using a green screen,
you can do it with Runway.
If you just wanna upload a single image
and see what it can do with it,
you can do that Runway.
For me, I'm currently using Runway
to experiment with B-roll ideas.
I used runway for most of the cartoon
animation that you saw at the beginning of this,
and I'm using it to remove the background from my videos.
Next on the list, we have a site called LeiaPix,
I believe is how you say it.
It's a pretty cool tool
like you can see right now,
what it's doing to just a basic thumbnail,
and then if you upload other images into it,
how it just adds so much depth to them.
So it's really interesting to look at,
and can make the video
just a little bit more engaging in that regard.
But, this is another one that's super easy to use.
All you have to do is upload
the image that you want into it,
and then it will take over from there,
and then you can adjust whatever settings it is
that you want to adjust.
Next on the list is Midjourney.
Now, when it comes to Midjourney,
this is something that you have to have
a Discord account in order to be able to access.
Once you have a Discord account,
what you can do,
is you can create your own room in Discord,
and then you can invite
the Midjourney bot into your room,
and then you can make any images you want,
and it's all gonna be contained in that room.
So it's great for organization.
But, when it comes to Midjourney,
some of the great things
that you can do with it,
is, let's say that you're trying
to come up with an idea for a thumbnail,
and you just don't know where to start.
Then you can just type in something
about the topic of the video that you're talking about,
and then Mid Journey will create something
around that based on its knowledge.
But, if you know what it is that you want to create,
the images you can create inside of Midjourney,
will completely blow your mind
if you haven't used this yet.
Next on the list is a few different products from Adobe.
And I'm gonna group these together,
because it's important that you know about these as well,
'cause you can do some really amazing things with it.
The first one is Adobe Firefly.
Now with Adobe Firefly,
you can upload images into it.
So, the workflow to use it in your videos,
is to take a screenshot outta your video,
upload it into Adobe Firefly,
and then add whatever it is that you want,
bring that screenshot back into your video,
and then you can mask yourself out
in order to show all of the things
that were created by Adobe Firefly
I have a step-by-step video
showing you how to do this,
and using Photoshop Generative Fill.
I'll link that at the top of the screen,
and down in the description.
The next Adobe one is Photoshop Generative Fill.
Now, if you're already a Photoshop user,
then you've already played with this probably,
but you have to have the beta version
of the new Photoshop in order to use it.
But with generative fill,
you can take any thumbnail,
you can take any image,
you can take any screenshot from your videos,
and you can manipulate it in ways
that you can't even imagine
if you haven't experimented with it yet.
- [AI Voice] What do you think is gonna happen
to creators who don't embrace this technology?
- I think they're gonna get left behind,
but what do I know?
I'm just some guy on YouTube.
So now let's move on to the workflow side of things.
As a content creator,
it's important to optimize your workflow,
especially if you're somebody
that's not doing this full-time,
and you have a job, or school,
and other obligations
where you can't spend tons of time doing this.
Now, leveraging AI,
it's gonna speed all that up for you in major ways.
The first tool on this list is TubeBuddy.
Now for those of you that used to be TubeBuddy users,
and let's say you're not using it anymore,
or if you're somebody that's never
been introduced to TubeBuddy,
it's time to check it out.
And the reason for that,
is because they've introduced some really cool AI stuff.
One of those tools that is currently in beta right now,
is they have a thumbnail analyzer
that is helping to predict the likelihood
of people clicking on your thumbnail,
which is pretty incredible.
For those of you that make shorts,
they also have a tool that analyzes your videos,
and lets you know the parts of your videos
that would make for the best short,
based on how people are responding to 'em,
which is also pretty cool.
And of course, what would a YouTube tool be these days
without the assistance of writing titles?
Two Buddies AI title suggestions
will take the title that you write,
and it will give you different options
to see if there's anything
that you might have overlooked
in terms of an impact word or something like that.
But it's a really cool tool,
to just run your video ideas
through in order to make sure
that you're writing the most
impactful title that you can.
The next AI tool on the list
that has AI features integrated into it,
that you can start using now, is TubeSpanner.
With TubeSpanner's script writing tool,
it's completely different
than what it is that you would get
out of something like Chat GPT.
So with Chat GPT, you say,
"Hey, write a script about this."
And then it gives you a starting point there,
or it'll just write the whole script
if you're not customizing it.
With TubeSpanner, it's a different approach,
because TubeSpanner doesn't want people
just copying and pasting the scripts out.
They want the human element added back
into the script, right?
Because we're creators.
And because of that,
and our need is creatives to inject ourselves
into what it is that we create,
they have something called
hold and replace with their scripting tool.
So basically, it'll write the script for you,
and then from there you can add
whatever it is that you want, to it manually,
you can hit different sections of it,
and you can tell it to rewrite that particular section,
or expand that particular section.
And then from there,
you can export it all,
and then you can customize it from there.
So it really helps you fine tune your scripts.
It also gives you an initial
structure that you can work around,
and it also has a timer
that gives you a ballpark idea
of about how long it's going to take to get through it.
In addition to that, they have a "Do Next" feature.
What this "Do Next" feature does,
is it looks at what's going on in your YouTube channel,
and it gives you suggestions on
things that you could do next.
TubeSpanner also has Chat GPT integration
built directly into the browser extension.
So what you can do is,
if you're just brainstorming on something,
you can interact with Kim,
who is their AI assistant,
and she'll give you feedback,
on whatever ideas,
or whatever it is that you're working on.
The next tool on the list is Opus Clip.
When it comes to Opus Clip,
you can take one live stream,
or long form video,
and you can convert it over the course
of a handful of minutes
into a humongous pile of YouTube shorts.
Keep in mind, the streams
that I'm uploading into there,
are just a little bit
under three hours because there is a
three hour limit with Opus Clip,
but it's given me back around 30 to 50 clips
from that live stream,
that I can then start publishing to YouTube,
and any other vertical platform that I want.
Because the clips are AI generated,
it's not perfect,
but they do have an edit feature
where you can go in and make adjustments
if you need to.
And just so you have an option,
there's another tool that's very similar called Sub Magic.
The whole entire thing is pretty much the same,
but if you're not getting great results
out of Opus, you might wanna try that one.
Or if you're not getting great results outta that one,
you might wanna try Opus.
But they're all AI generated,
so the results are probably gonna be similar
outside of the way that they caption.
Next on the list is Adobe Enhance.
If you're somebody that has trouble
making your audio sound good.
Like let's say your microphone isn't that great,
or let's say you record outside, or something like that,
Adobe Enhance is the solution that you're looking for..
It can take audio like this,
that's directly out of my phone with no microphone,
in a room where I have air conditioning running,
and it can make it sound like this,
which is pretty incredible.
Now, this next tool is another one
that is absolutely mind blowing for me.
It's where you can type in
whatever it is that you want it to say,
and the audio that it gives you back,
it sounds like a real person,
or a professional voiceover actor.
It's incredible.
The tool is called PlayHT.
It's the one that I used
for the animation that I did
at the beginning of this video.
But what you can produce out of it,
is absolutely incredible,
and all you have to do,
is type in what it is that you want it to say,
pick the voice that you want it to say it in,
in and then download it.
They also have a competitor called 11 Labs,
that has similar technologies.
(tape rewinding)
- [AI Voice] It was in that moment,
that Nick realized he should have
signed up for the affiliate programs
for all of these tools, (laughing)
but, actually, he'll go ahead and do that now.
- Another really cool thing
that you can do with these,
which is something that
Descript has had for a while,
is you can also train them on your voice.
So let's say, that once you get it
trained up on your voice,
you have a day where you're sick,
and you do screen recording tutorials,
or you do something else
where you're just making things with your hands.
But let's say your voice is gone.
In that particular case,
you can add your voice to this,
and it can give you your voice back
with whatever it is that you type.
It's not perfect yet, but it's really close,
and it's absolutely mind blowing.
At least to me.
If you wanna continue going down the rabbit hole
on these AI tools,
make sure you click into this playlist right here,
where I'm collecting these videos.
And make sure you bookmark it too,
'cause that's where I'm gonna be adding
these types of videos.
Thank you so much for watching.
I'll see you next time.