Use our AI viral video generator workflow to develop a hook, generate connected scenes, and refine the pacing before publication. Work from the first image through the final beat, keeping every shot connected to the promise you made at the start.
Define what viewers should see first and what the final reveal will explain. Develop an opening reference, then turn that image into a moving shot when it suits the idea. Review whether the generated opening makes the subject clear and sets an expectation the sequence can fulfill.
Ask Flova Agent to develop a script, shot list, and storyboard around one opening promise. Assign each shot a role—setup, development, or payoff—then remove beats that repeat the same information before generating the sequence.
Explore alternate openings and reveals without starting a separate project. Keep candidate clips together, compare how each version tells the story, and bring your preferred shots into the final cut.
Arrange generated scenes and audio in the editing timeline around the same opening promise. Adjust shot order and duration, then watch the complete cut. If one shot weakens the payoff, request a focused revision and compare it with the surrounding sequence before keeping it.
Flova Skills are reusable creative workflows. Choose one that fits your task, then add the audience, visual direction, source material, and review criteria.
Different ideas need different structures. Choose a reveal, explanation, or visual story according to the message you want the viewer to remember.
Give the viewer a clear reason to notice the product before adding a creative twist. Establish its shape, reveal a relevant detail, and finish with a composition that makes it recognizable. Use your viral video creator brief to keep packaging and other important identifiers consistent. Avoid effects that hide the product for most of the clip.
Give the viewer a clear reason to notice the product before adding a creative twist. Establish its shape, reveal a relevant detail, and finish with a composition that makes it recognizable. Use your viral video creator brief to keep packaging and other important identifiers consistent. Avoid effects that hide the product for most of the clip.
Build around one question and use a simple visual relationship to answer it. An object moving through a model or a small change in a scene can communicate more clearly than several unrelated facts. For a stylized explainer, generate an animated sequence that keeps the visual relationship easy to follow. Check that the illustration actually represents the explanation. Keep narration and visuals aligned, and remove decorative movement that competes with the point.
Choose an action that can return naturally to its opening state. Plan the first and final compositions together, then inspect the transition when the clip repeats. Use Flova to develop the loop concept, then shape the opening and ending together in the edit. Watch for a jump in object position, lighting, or camera angle.
Give the scene a small change the viewer can follow without a long introduction. A paper boat leaving a harbor and returning with a leaf has a clearer progression than a random series of attractive frames. Use the viral video creator brief to identify the recurring subject, the change, and the final image. Develop a connected short story with consistent references and an ending that follows from the setup.
Open a project and state who the clip is for. Describe the one question, reveal, or outcome that should make the sequence worth watching.
Ask Flova Agent to develop a concise script and storyboard. Add authorized references, specify the opening image, and explain what the final beat must deliver.
Use the viral video creator workflow to generate the planned material. Review subject identity, visual clarity, and continuity, then request focused revisions to weak shots.
Watch the complete edit, check audio and framing, and export the approved version. Handle channel-specific publishing requirements separately, then evaluate the actual response before deciding what to change.
Plan the opening, deliver the payoff, and keep the scenes connected. Develop your next short-form project in Flova, then use real audience feedback to guide the next creative decision.
