Five steps, start to finished video.
This is the same quick start the app shows on its Help page, with a look at the screen you are on at each point.
“Create or select a project.”
Start a project
Give it a name and a topic. Everything under CURRENT PROJECT stays locked until a project is open, which is deliberate — it is what stops a half-configured run from spending money on the wrong video.
- Projects carry their own language, so English and Spanish channels never share settings.
- A project opened from an older build opens read-only rather than being silently upgraded.
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“Generate or import the script, then prepare SEO.”
Write the script, then the SEO
The script arrives in tagged sections you can edit one at a time. Paste your own instead if you would rather write it yourself — Auto-Pilot accepts a hand-written script too.
- Save reusable prompts for tone, pacing and emphasis. Required section tags stay protected.
- SEO can read the finished script, or any transcript you paste in.
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[hook] Most people spend this penny without looking. In 1943 the mint stopped using copper, and a few slipped through. [body] A 1943 steel cent is common. A 1943 copper cent is not.
“Generate voiceover and captions.”
Narrate it and caption it
Every section is narrated, then mastered — bass boost, volume compression and YouTube loudness normalisation. Captions reuse that same transcript, so you are not paying to transcribe audio the app just produced.
- A free voice is built in, so you can hear a full video before connecting any paid service.
- Retry incomplete picks up only the sections that failed.
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“Prepare visuals, thumbnail, and video.”
Point it at your footage
Choose the folder your clips live in. OmniFrame reads it but never writes to it. Gaps are filled from free stock video, contextual images are checked against the coin before use, and section title cards are optional.
- Fourteen transitions, and an option to vary them so the same cut never lands twice.
- Renders with NVENC, AMF or Quick Sync when your machine has it, otherwise on the CPU.
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“Render the video or run projects through Batch Queue.”
Render one, or queue them all
Render the project on its own, or add it to the Batch Queue and let a whole list run in order. If one video fails the rest keep going, and you can retry just the failures when you get back.
- Recipes save a set of choices you can apply to many videos at once.
- Every stage checkpoints, so a run interrupted overnight resumes instead of restarting.
OmniFrame Studio
The whole workspace, in one list.
Fourteen destinations. Three of them are pinned to the bottom of the sidebar and are always available.
Projects
Create, open and delete projects. Each carries its own language and status.
Overview
Project details, pipeline readiness stage by stage, and where the files live on your drive.
Script
Generate, import and edit the script one tagged section at a time.
SEO
Titles, description, hashtags and tags from the script or any text you paste.
Voiceover
Narration per section, mastering toggles, saved voices and a standalone MP3 scratchpad.
Caption Studio
Word-timed subtitles, eighteen templates, size and safe-area control.
Video Setup
Clip matching, stock fill, contextual images, transitions, title cards and the encoder.
Thumbnail
Template-driven thumbnails with an editable prompt, in your project's language.
Auto-Pilot
Readiness checks, one saved configuration, then every stage for one project unattended.
Batch Queue
Many projects in order, with recipes, saved lists and retry for the failures.
Toolbox
The clip renamer and the free-up-space tool. Neither needs a project open.
Settings
Output folder, script provider, credentials and your licence.
Services Status
What is connected, what it is used for, and how much credit is left.
Help & About
Version, quick start, where your files are, and how clip naming works.
Ready to try it?
Version 2.0.3 for Windows · 171 MB