Usage Tips & Shortcuts
This page highlights small but powerful tips that can significantly improve your day-to-day experience with Chat Video Pro.
🔹 Use the Tilde (`) Key for Full Screen View
If you ever feel like:
The panel feels cramped
A generation looks cut off
You want a clearer view of images or video previews
You can instantly maximize the Chat Video Pro panel.
How it works
Press the tilde (`) key while your cursor is over the Chat Video Pro panel
The panel will expand to full screen
This is especially useful when reviewing:
Generated images
Video previews
Longer responses or instructions
If the tilde key doesn’t work
Some keyboard layouts or system settings may block the tilde shortcut.
In that case:
Double-click the panel title that says “Chat Video Pro”
The panel will expand to full screen manually
🔹 Don’t Know How to Do Something? Ask Chat Video Pro
Chat Video Pro is fully trained on its own capabilities.
If you’re unsure:
How to perform a task
Which workflow to use
Which video or image model to select
Just ask Chat Video Pro directly.
Examples
“How do I generate a social media transition?”
“Which video model should I use for this clip?”
“What’s the best way to remove a background?”
It can:
Explain how to do things inside the tool
Suggest which models are appropriate
Help guide you through workflows step by step
Think of it as built-in documentation you can talk to.
🔹 Drag & Drop Content Back Into the Composer
You can reuse content directly inside Chat Video Pro without re-importing files manually.
What you can drag and drop
Images generated in chat
Video clips from the chat
Assets from the Chat Video Pro library
Why this is useful
Iterating on a generation
Using an image as input for image-to-video
Refining or expanding an existing result
Simply drag the asset back into the composer area and continue working from it.
🔹 Why These Small Tips Matter
These shortcuts help you:
Work faster
See results more clearly
Reduce friction while experimenting
Stay inside one workflow instead of switching tools
As Chat Video Pro grows, this page will continue to evolve with more quality-of-life improvements and power-user tips.
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