Recurring Title Sequences
Arrange your show's titles, people, scenes, Logo, and sound by time, then shape the result in VideoAI and download a 4K MP4 opening.
A showrunner can turn a series concept into a repeatable opening, placing the program name, episode title, character focus, and scene direction where each beat should land. VideoAI keeps the creative decision with the person shaping the show.
For an editor preparing a larger program, an independent opening arrives as a focused 4K MP4 sequence with its own visual and sound direction. Place that result into your surrounding edit while keeping the main program workflow intact.
When episodes change subject or mood, the team can reuse a visual direction, reference material, and sound plan, then adjust the next version with text. The result gives an episodic channel a recurring opening that can adapt from one episode to the next.
Decide what viewers see, when each beat arrives, and which references shape the scene.
A title sequence follows your chosen time segments. Describe the image, action, and title for each part, attach a reference image when useful, and let VideoAI generate the opening around the order you set.
Bring text, images, video, and audio into one brief, then use @ to assign each item as a first frame, subject, scene, camera reference, music cue, or another clear role. This gives the tv intro maker a grounded visual and sound direction.
Program names, episode titles, character names, short lines, and an uploaded Logo can appear with the generated scenes when you call them out in the prompt. Use this route when the opening must identify the show while keeping the words tied to the picture.
Describe the voiceover, preferred voice reference, background music, uploaded or specified BGM, sound effect style, and musical timing alongside the visuals. The generated opening carries one directed audio mood from the first scene to the last.
Move from a show idea to a reusable opening, with each creative choice made in order.
Step 01
Write the program concept, opening script, or title sequence direction. Start from a preset intro template or a blank description, then add your images, videos, audio, and Logo references. You can add up to 3 videos and 3 audio files, with 12 total assets and videos up to 50MB each.
Step 02
Choose the duration, 16:9 frame, and visual style, then describe each time segment with its image, action, program name, episode title, people, scenes, Logo, voice, music, or sound effect direction. Use @ to tell VideoAI what each uploaded reference is for.
Step 03
Generate the opening, review the preview, and write a focused instruction for the part you want to change. When the direction is ready, download the independent 4K MP4 and place it in your full program edit.
Give each recurring format its own opening structure, references, and episode level direction.
A scripted web series needs a recognizable opening while each episode keeps its own title and mood. Use a timed sequence with recurring references and episode specific text, then export a standalone result that can lead the next story.
A host and guest change from episode to episode, while the program name, music direction, and visual rhythm need a shared identity. Build the recurring structure from reference media and sound cues, then adjust the guest or topic for each new version.
A documentary chapter opens with a place, archival image, title, and sound direction that establish its subject quickly. Combine those references in VideoAI and arrange their arrival by time when the series needs a new chapter tone.
A comedy or entertainment segment benefits from a clear show name, quick movement, and a recognizable sound cue. Start with a template or your own concept, then shape a focused opening so each recurring segment begins with its own identity.
Choose a starting point, set the sequence, and leave with a 4K MP4 opening shaped for your show.
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