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In this video, I show you how to do AI video editing on mobile, be it iPhone or Android (Samsung, Google Pixel, Motorola, etc) using the Gemini app. Specifically, I demonstrate how to create an AI video from a photo. I also provide a list of other apps that do video generation and editing.
📱 Works on iPhone and Android
✅ Beginner-friendly
🇺🇸 Apps available in the U.S., Canada, U.K., and other countries around the world
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This 6second clip was created with
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Gemini AI. AI is the buzz everywhere
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these days. People are interested in how
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they can use AI to be creative, to
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achieve their productivity goals, and to
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enhance the work that they do in all
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facets of life. So, it really doesn't
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matter what your field is, you can put
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AI to good use to get some interesting
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results. In this video, we're talking
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about using AI to edit videos. And I'm
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specifically going to go with Gemini.
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Gemini is Google's AI. There it is. It's
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got a base level that is free to use.
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And then it has some paid plans as well.
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If you need more volume, if you need
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more leeway to work, then you can go for
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a paid plan. But the free version does a
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fairly good job. I suggest that you
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start with that. You can practice with
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that. fine-tune your skills, hone your
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skills, get better, and then when you
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get to the point where you need more
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resources, where you need to create more
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videos, more detailed effects, you can
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switch to one of the paid plans. So,
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let's look at Gemini.
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Now, I asked Gemini a clear question.
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Can you edit videos? and if so, what are
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the things you can do in video editing?
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And it responded to me that while it's
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not a traditional editor like Adobe
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Premiere, it can generate highquality
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video clips from scratch and perform
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specific generative edits using the
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user's instructions. That means you can
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type your prompt of the scene, the
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effect you want to create, and Gemini
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will generate an 8-second video based on
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that prompt. Of course, as you go for a
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paid plan, you can do more than 8
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seconds, you can do more videos per day,
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etc., etc. You can get more advanced
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effect and all that. I can upload a
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photo and then Gemini will animate it or
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use it as a reference for the style and
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characters of a new video. It can do
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cinematic controls. So, you can ask it
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to slow pan, do an aerial shot or
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cinematic zoom and lighting styles, blah
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blah blah. Native audio. Gemini can
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generate realistic sound effects,
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ambient background noise, or even
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dialogue to match the video. What of
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generative editing? Once a video is
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generated, you can refine it by asking
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for specific changes. Modify scenes so
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you can change the environment like
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turning a sunny day into a rainy one.
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Add, remove, or replace specific objects
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or characters in the scene. Extend
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existing clips to lengthen the story or
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create seamless transitions.
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take an existing concept and apply a new
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artistic style like turning a realistic
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shot into an animation. So you can
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create animations out of this, you know,
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cartoonish kind of things. If you upload
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an existing video up to an hour long, I
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can't cut it like a traditional editor.
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So Gemini can't do cuts and all of that,
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but it can analyze and summarize and
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tell you exactly what is happening at
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specific timestamps. It can pull text
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and dialogue from the video. It can
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answer complex questions about the
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content or context of the footage. I
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have a photo of myself here and I gave
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Gemini a prompt. It's a very simple
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prompt. Take note, the more detailed
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your prompt is, the better the results
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you get. But even with a simple and
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basic prompt like this, Gemini got me
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some interesting results. Use this image
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generate a video of me getting up,
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putting the phone in my pocket and
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walking confidently to my black Toyota
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Prao 2024 model. You see, I had to
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specify the color, the make of the car.
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If not, Gemini will probably just
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generate an oddlooking vehicle and put
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it there and it wouldn't look realistic.
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I could also have given more specific
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instructions. Uh after putting the phone
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in my pocket, maybe I I put both my
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hands in my pocket and work like a boss.
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Let's see the results that Gemini got
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for me. And my video is ready. And here
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it is.
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Not bad for that basic prompt, right?
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Not bad at all. That's the video Gemini
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created. What video tools should you
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explore? I have a list for you. Try
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Google's view/flow,
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Open AI, Sora, Adobe Firefly, Capcot,
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Davinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere, Picture
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AI, Filmora AI, Flex Clip. There are a
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lot more others out there. As always,
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thanks for watching my videos. Do like
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it if this has been helpful and do
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follow my channel. I have lots more
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useful content coming your way.