QuickVid is a new tool that allows users to generate short videos based on a text prompt. It works by first generating a script based on the user's prompt, then synthesizing speech with a male or female voice to narrate the script. The video is then assembled using stock footage and images generated by the Dall-E API, and the script is overlaid as titles.
You'll need to join the waitlist if you want to get early access to the tool.
QuickVid is one of the first tools to offer text-to-video generation capabilities to the public, although it is still an early entry into this field and may not yet be as sophisticated as the text-to-video technology being developed by companies like Google and Meta. The developer of QuickVid plans to add more personalization options in January and eventually include captions and support for avatars. The arrival of text-to-video tools like QuickVid and other visual technologies like AR glasses and advanced VR headsets is expected to be a major development in the coming year.
