All the visuals for your YouTube video
Visuals make everything your viewer sees. TubeGen listens to your voiceover, makes an image for each scene, and places it at the right moment. Every scene shares one style. From there you can add motion, drop in stock clips, add a talking host, or show charts and maps.
Your voiceover leads the way
TubeGen reads your voiceover and breaks it into scenes. It makes a visual for each one and places it at the right moment, so you never drag anything by hand. Every scene uses the same style, so the whole video fits together.
Read your voiceover
TubeGen breaks your voiceover into scenes, one at a time.
Make a visual for each one
Each scene gets its own visual, placed at the right moment.
Keep one style
Every scene uses the same style, so your video looks like one piece.
Seven tools, one video
Visuals brings a set of tools together. Each one handles a part of what shows on screen.
Images
An AI image for every scene, placed at the right moment.
Explore →Animation
Add motion to your images. Still scenes turn into short clips.
Explore →Stock Footage
Royalty-free Storyblocks clips that match your script, dropped in where they fit.
Explore →Auto Overlays
Charts, maps, and titles, added right where your script needs them.
Explore →Avatar
A host who speaks your script on screen. Use a photo or your own character.
Explore →Art Styles
Pick a style or make your own. You can even build one from a YouTube channel. It's used on every scene.
Explore →Consistent Character
Your own character who looks the same in every scene and every video.
Explore →Mix any of these across your scenes. They share the same timing and style, then go to the editor together.
You decide what you spend
Visuals cost credits, and you set the quality. Lower quality costs fewer credits, great for drafts or quick scenes. Higher quality costs more, best for final shots and scenes that stay on screen.
For testing a look, rough cuts, and quick scenes.
A solid middle pick for most scenes.
The most detail, for final shots and scenes that stay on screen.
In the middle of the build
Visuals use the script and voiceover from the steps before, then hand the finished scenes to the editor.
Images, motion, overlays, and timing all come together in one place. No need for separate image, animation, and stock-footage tools.
Questions, answered
What does TubeGen's Visuals feature do?
It makes everything your video shows, from your script and voiceover. You get an image for every scene, placed at the right moment and in one style. You can also add motion, stock clips, a talking host, or charts and maps.
How are the visuals timed to the video?
TubeGen uses your voiceover to break the video into scenes. It places each visual at the right moment, so everything lines up on its own.
What's the difference between the visual tools?
Images and Animation make your scenes. Avatar adds a host on screen. Stock Footage brings in real clips. Auto Overlays add charts and maps. Consistent Character keeps your character the same. Art Styles set the look. Each one has its own page.
Do the visual tools cost credits?
Yes. Visuals cost credits, and you set the quality. So you can balance cost and quality on each video.
Beyond the visuals