Choose a video method that fits your job
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| What you want to show | Useful method | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| A quick visual impression of a model assembling | BrickGPT photo-to-board-to-video workflow | Starts with a finished image and produces presentation media. |
| The exact order of real connections | Film a physical build or animate a checked digital model | You need control over real parts and the sequence. |
| A narrated tutorial with captions and music | Record or generate the source footage, then use a video editor | A tutorial needs pacing and explanation beyond an assembly-style clip. |
What the studio controls—and what it does not
Choose one JPG, PNG or WebP photo of a complete model. The generation action creates a visual board before rendering the video using the source and board. There is no timeline for positioning individual pieces, and no in-studio caption or music editor.
The workflow requests a short, roughly 15-second assembly video. Inspect the returned file for its actual duration, framing and detail; those are not guaranteed by the sample. Generation time also varies.
Make and download your clip
- Play the public sample and check whether its motion style suits your demo.
- Check the plan allowance, sign in and upload your finished model image.
- Start generation and follow the board and video statuses. Video generation starts after the board stage completes.
- Play the completed clip in the results area. Compare its final frame with the source and inspect the motion.
- Download the result and use an external editor if you need narration, captions, music or a different layout.
Review beyond the final frame
A matching ending can hide errors earlier in the clip. Watch for parts changing shape, a moving background, a whole section appearing at once or the model drifting out of view. Pause around those moments and decide whether the clip still explains the intended idea.
Describe the result as AI-generated assembly-style media. If viewers need to follow it to build the real model, provide independently checked instructions.