How to Create AI-Generated TikTok Videos and Edit Them Online
Start with one clear idea, such as a product demonstration, a quick visual story, or a tip for your audience. Break it into short vertical scenes, each showing one action or message. Write a prompt for every scene that names the subject, setting, movement, and visual style, then specify a 9:16 vertical frame so the footage fits a phone screen.
Use YB Video from YB.Digital at https://yb.digital/video to generate short scenes from your prompts. Keep prompts focused: “A ceramic cup steaming beside a rain-streaked window, close-up, soft morning light” gives the generator concrete visual direction. Generate separate clips for distinct beats rather than asking for a complete, multi-part video in one prompt.
Plan your sequence before opening the editor. A simple structure is a strong opening image, two or three scenes that develop the idea, and a final shot that delivers the payoff or call to action. Keep continuity in mind by repeating details such as clothing, location, color palette, and camera style in prompts for related scenes.
| Production step | What you do | Practical focus |
|---|---|---|
| Prompting | Describe each scene’s subject, action, and look | Keep each prompt specific |
| Generation | Create short vertical clips in YB Video | Review framing and motion |
| Assembly | Arrange clips in the YB.Digital editor | Match cuts to the story |
| Polishing | Add captions, sound, and finishing edits | Keep text readable on mobile |
Open the generated clips in the online editor at https://yb.digital/editor and arrange them in story order. Trim pauses or visual glitches at the start and end of each clip, then adjust clip lengths so the sequence moves at a pace that suits your message. Review every cut for abrupt changes in subject position, lighting, or direction of motion.
Add captions and sound after the visual sequence works. Use concise on-screen text, place it away from TikTok’s interface areas, and check that it remains legible against the footage. Choose music or sound effects that fit the mood, keep dialogue clear if you use narration, and align important cuts with audible beats when appropriate.
- Use high-contrast caption colors over busy backgrounds.
- Keep a copy of the original generated clips before trimming.
- Check faces, hands, and product details for visible AI artifacts.
- Use consistent capitalization and punctuation in captions.
Preview the finished edit on a phone-sized screen before exporting. Confirm that the opening communicates the subject quickly, captions are not covered by app controls, and the final frame feels intentional rather than cut off. Export in a vertical format suited to TikTok, then review the saved file for audio sync, crop, and text placement.