AI Whiteboard Video: From Script to Final Cut in 6 Steps
Synthesys' guide covers its chat-based workflow, free script edits and per-scene render costs, plus a test where a drawn error survived two paid redraws.
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Synthesys' guide covers its chat-based workflow, free script edits and per-scene render costs, plus a test where a drawn error survived two paid redraws.
Synthesys compares the two on plans, per-minute cost, languages and ad tools, with a disclosure that it sells a rival and has tested only Higgsfield.
Synthesys walks through finding, following and scoring Huel and AG1 video ads in its app, then rebuilding one with the cost shown before rendering.
Synthesys compares Arcads, Creatify and MakeUGC on published prices, trials, video length, API access and who owns the finished ads.
Synthesys explains VSL script order, length ranges and how to build one with its AI video agent, using a 3-minute test run.
Synthesys maps out a seven-step workflow and lists its faceless templates, alongside YouTube's monetization limits on templated AI content.
Synthesys compares Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 4.5 and Seedream 5.0 Pro on resolution, editing, API price and free access.
Seedance 2.5 leads on 30-second clips, reference files and 11 dialogue languages, while Kling 3.0 offers native 4K and a lower 1080p API price.
Synthesys's test of its own credits shows where AI video spend leaks and how checking the plan before rendering cut one quote from 1,664 to 240.
Studio covers 18 image, 10 video and 7 voice models, shows credit prices before each run, and charges nothing for failed generations.
Synthesys says its agent turns one brief into a 10 to 30 minute video, with a storyboard and credit cost shown before anything renders.
Synthesys explains how its video agent differs from a clip generator, from a five-step brief-to-export workflow to when a generator is still enough.