Make 9:16 clips that fill the whole phone screen from the first frame. Describe the shot or upload a photo, pick the tall frame, and render a feed-ready clip without cropping a wide video afterwards.
Raw render, no post-production. Click the clip for sound.
The exact sequence to get from blank prompt box to a downloaded MP4.
Choose the tall aspect ratio before you write anything. The maker composes the shot for a vertical screen from the start.
Describe the most striking moment first. Feeds decide in the first second, so make sure the opening frame earns the next one.
Tall frames reward one subject in the middle third. Mention "close-up" or "subject fills the frame" when it matters.
Make the HD version, save the MP4, and upload it to any feed that takes vertical video.
Cropping a wide clip to a tall frame throws away two thirds of the picture and usually cuts off the thing you wanted to show. When you render at 9:16 from the start, the maker composes for the tall frame: subjects sit where a phone viewer looks, motion runs up and down the screen, and nothing important hangs off the edges.
Think in close-ups and single subjects. A person talking to camera, a product turning on a surface, a hand pouring a drink, a figure walking toward the lens down a narrow street. Wide landscapes still work, but describe something in the foreground to anchor the shot.
Say "vertical" or "tall frame" in the prompt as well as choosing 9:16 in the settings; the extra hint helps the maker place the subject.
Open on motion or a face. A clip that starts with something already happening holds attention better than one that fades in. If there is dialogue, put the hook line first and let the rest follow.
Keep clips between 5 and 10 seconds for feeds. Longer renders are available if you need them, but most vertical placements reward brevity.
Leave sound on if the clip has dialogue or ambience you want to keep; mute it if you plan to add your own track. The download is a plain MP4 that any phone app or scheduler will accept. Add captions in your usual tool after download.
Hover a clip for the shot note it was rendered from. Click for sound.
Subjects and motion are placed for a tall screen, not cropped out of a wide one.
Write the striking moment first and the clip opens on it.
Render, download, upload. The file is already the right shape.
Sign in, spend your two starter credits on a draft, and have a finished clip downloaded before your coffee cools.
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