Helpful drop down menus contain categories for the types of videos that enterprise customers large and small might want to generate: recruitment, case stories, e-commerce - even experimental. Storykit’s new text-to-video AI tool also allows enterprise customers to instantly translate their script and video into multiple languages. Initially the tool provided an error message saying it was “experiencing too many requests,” but within a few moments, we were able to generate a competent video script from the StoryKit news release itself. VentureBeat’s test of the new software resulted in mixed success. Fredrik Strömberg, Storykit CPO and founder, says that “users can trust that their messaging remains on-brand since their videos are based on their own input.” Storykit’s AI pairs text with appropriate images and clips to generate comprehensive videos while preserving brand messaging and identity. As the company website reads: “Haven’t even got a text? Just the bare bones of an idea? A half-mumbled voice note? That works, too.” Screenshot from StoryKit’s website of its new AI Script Creator tool.

Storykit says the tool can turn any text - from product descriptions to blog archives to even the most minimal notes - into video. A spokesperson for StoryKit told VentureBeat via email that the feature is built atop OpenAI’s GPT-3, 3.5-turbo and GPT-4, “for the script writing part,” but that a “proprietary AI, Coen” is used “for storyboard and video building.”

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