AI Art on Zazzle (Part 4)
In the fourth and final part of this tutorial. I will show you how to use Copilot ai free version to do the collection videos with Canva which is also free but the paid version ($12.95) comes with many extras.
So I had to play around with the prompts here but my initial one was "Peach fuzz floral themed wedding" and here were the results...
I like the last one so I downloaded that.
Not bad, so I tried it again and got more results but they were all a bit samey so I tried "Peach fuzz floral themed wedding bride".
Now you can go to "Uploads" and start uploading your video scenes. You are the director! Once they are uploaded, press on the one you want to appear first and it will appear on your canvas. Then right-click on it and "Set image as background"
When that is done, select "Animate" and "Breathe". This gives the image movement.
Now I'm going to use the same four products I used for the collection cover pic to make my movie (you can use any). Click on the one you want first and it will appear superimposed over your wedding scene. Now select "Edit photo" and "Shadows" and then "Drop" to give it a nice drop shadow.
Now choose "Add text" and "Add a heading". Give it a title and play around with the fonts. They have some really nice ones and Canva even lets you import your own!
Now, see there under the image where it says "Add page"? That's what you are going to do three times and repeat the process I have just shown you. Once you have four pages, you can go to "Share" and "Download" as MP4 Video.
So now I've created a collection with covers and a video all for free! Like I said, I'm unsure about the merits of the Canva free version but the pro version is really worth the money. Canva is a very sophisticated design platform. This is just the way I'm doing them now after much trial and error. It's worth reading this article to get a good idea of how things should be done...
Here is my video...
And here is the collection...Peach Fuzz
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