First 5 Things to Try

New to Chat Video Pro? Start here with these essential workflows that showcase the tool's core capabilities.

1. Generate Your First Video

Goal: Create a video from a text description.

Steps

  1. Enable Generate Media

    • Click the Generate Media toggle in the composer

    • The model selector and settings appear

  2. Select a Video Model

    • Choose Veo 3.1 (good balance of quality and speed)

    • Or try Sora 2 for longer clips (up to 12 seconds)

  3. Set Your Parameters and add a reference image (optional)

    • Aspect Ratio: Choose 16:9 for landscape or 9:16 for vertical

    • Duration: Start with 8 seconds

    • Audio: Enable if you want sound (Veo 3.1 supports audio)

  4. Write Your Prompt

    • Be specific: "A cinematic shot of a mountain range at sunset with dramatic clouds"

    • Include camera movement: "Slow push-in on a coffee cup on a wooden table"

    • Add style: "Film noir style, black and white, rainy street at night"

  5. Generate

    • Click Send or press Enter

    • Watch the progress indicator

    • Your video appears in the chat when ready

Pro Tip: Start simple, then iterate. Try variations like "make it more cinematic" or "add more motion."


2. Get Color Grading Help

Goal: Analyze a frame and get professional color correction advice.

Steps

  1. Open Color Grading Assistant

    • Click the Color Grading Assistant conversation starter

  2. Export a Frame

    • In Premiere Pro, position your playhead on a clip

    • Click the Frame Export button (📷) in Chat Video Pro composer

    • The frame appears as an attachment

  3. Ask for Analysis

    • Type: "What's wrong with this shot?" or "Analyze the color"

    • The AI provides technical analysis:

      • Exposure assessment

      • Color cast detection

      • Saturation evaluation

      • Specific Lumetri recommendations

  4. Apply Corrections

    • Review the recommended adjustments

    • Click "Apply Recommended Look" button

    • Corrections are applied directly to your Premiere Pro clip

  5. Request a Creative Look (Optional)

    • Ask: "Create a cinematic LUT" or "Give me a Blade Runner look"

    • Download the .cube LUT file

    • Apply in Premiere: Lumetri → Creative → Look → Browse

Pro Tip: Upload two images (your footage + reference) and say "Match the colors" for style transfer.


3. Remove a Background from an Image

Goal: Create a transparent PNG for compositing.

Steps

  1. Upload an Image

    • Click the file upload button (📎) or drag & drop

    • Select any image (JPG, PNG, WebP)

  2. Request Background Removal

    • Type: "Remove the background"

    • The AI automatically uses Bria RMBG 2.0 (professional, licensed data)

  3. Get Your Result

    • A transparent PNG appears in the chat

    • Download it for use in Premiere Pro or other apps

Advanced: Subject Isolation

If you want to keep only a specific subject:

  • Upload image

  • Type: "Keep only the [subject]" (e.g., "Keep only the dog")

  • Uses EVF-SAM2 for precise isolation

Pro Tip: Use background removal for product shots, thumbnails, or creating graphics.


4. Cut a Story from a Transcript

Goal: Turn a long interview into an edit-ready paper cut.

Steps

  1. Open Story Cutter Assistant

    • Click the Story Cutter Assistant conversation starter

  2. Upload Your Transcript

    • Export transcript from Premiere Pro (File → Export → Transcript)

    • Or upload any .txt file with timestamps

    • Drag & drop or use file upload button

  3. Answer Questions

    • The AI asks about:

      • Platform (TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, etc.)

      • Target length (30s, 60s, 2min, etc.)

      • Style (energetic, calm, educational, etc.)

      • Key topics or themes to focus on

  4. Review the Paper Cut

    • Get verbatim quotes with timestamps

    • Organized by story structure (Hook → Payoff → CTA, etc.)

    • Ready to paste into your edit

  5. Refine (Optional)

    • Ask: "Make it shorter" or "Focus more on [topic]"

    • Get revised cuts until perfect

Pro Tip: The Story Cutter finds viral hooks, emotional moments, and complete thoughts automatically.


5. Create a Smooth Transition Between Two Images

Goal: Generate a video transition that morphs from Image A to Image B.

Steps

  1. Upload Two Images

    • Click file upload or drag & drop

    • Add exactly two images

    • The interface automatically switches to Transition Mode

  2. Select Transition Model

    • Kling O1 Transition (recommended - newest)

    • Kling 2.5 Transition (alternative)

    • Veo 3.1 First/Last (if you want audio)

  3. Describe the Motion

    • Type: "Create a seamless push-in from frame A to frame B"

    • Or: "Smooth zoom transition with camera movement"

    • Be specific about camera movement for best results

  4. Generate

    • Click Send

    • The AI creates a video that smoothly transitions between your two keyframes

  5. Use in Your Edit

    • Download the transition video

    • Place between your clips in Premiere Pro

    • Adjust timing as needed

Pro Tip: Use transition mode for:

  • B-roll transitions

  • Scene changes

  • Time-lapse effects

  • Creative transitions between locations


Bonus: Quick Premiere Pro Help

Goal: Get instant answers to Premiere Pro questions.

Steps

  1. Ask Anything

    • Type: "How do I nest sequences?" or "Why is my export slow?"

    • Or click Premiere Pro Guru starter

  2. Get Detailed Answers

    • Step-by-step instructions

    • Troubleshooting tips

    • Best practices

    • Links to official Adobe docs (when relevant)

Pro Tip: The Premiere Pro Guru has access to web search for current information and can help with version-specific issues.


What's Next?

Now that you've tried the basics:

  • Explore Video Models: Try different models (Sora, Kling, Hailuo) to see which fits your style

  • Master Color Grading: Upload multiple frames and create custom LUTs

  • Experiment with Effects: Use Kling VFX to add rain, change lighting, or modify scenes

  • Try SAM 3: Remove backgrounds from video clips for professional compositing

  • Build Your Brand Voice: Set up the Brand Voice Assistant for consistent content

Check out the full Features documentation for detailed guides on every capability!

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