What happens after you press Analyse
Five steps, and you approve the plan and the price before a single clip is generated. The recording is never published anywhere.
Reading the recording
Two passes run before anything is planned, because everything after them is built on what they produce.
How the frame is composed
Each stretch of the lecture gets the layout that suits what is being said there — structure on the deck, delivery on the face. You are in an animated layout within the first fifteen seconds.
Bands are base layouts. Ticks below are cutaways — where the video leaves the lecture for an illustration and comes back.
What each one looks like
Real frames from a produced lecture, not mockups.
Tier & pictures
Pick the tier for this lecture. Every tier carries the same drawn diagrams and the same number of pictures; the tier decides what fills the moments the lecture describes the world. Pictures are only placed where the lecture names something a picture can actually hold.
Generated stills
A still made for this exact sentence, held with a slow pan or zoom.
Generated footage
A generated still animated into a real 5-second shot. Used where the motion is the point.
Drawn diagrams · every tier
Vector illustration, drawn not generated. Used for processes, comparisons and anything naming a real company — a generated image of a real brand is never made.
Above 18 % a lecture stops being a lecture with illustrations and becomes a slideshow with narration. The planner will not go past it.
The plan
This is what will be produced. Nothing has generated yet.
How the three kinds of cutaway were balanced
There is no fixed ratio. Each cutaway is given the kind that its own sentence calls for, and the counts below are what that produced on this lecture.
Two minutes first
The preview covers a stretch containing every effect in the plan — both presenter layouts, the animated deck, and one of each kind of cutaway — so you are judging the real thing, not a sample of the easy part.
The full render unlocks once you have watched the preview.