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Robots taking over human video editor jobs | an InVideo Review

The Terminator is here. It’s taking over human video editor jobs.

This software does it all. The human simply writes the script.

It’s called InVideo. There’s a lot to talk about it, but let’s go to it’s main strength.

It creates video content fast! Like in less than 10 minutes.

You write the script or article and feed it to InVideo.

InVideo will automatically digest your script and create the video.

The final edit is complete with dynamic stock images, animated text graphics and royalty-free background music.

That’s not all! It can also read out, aka voice-over, your text.

If you don’t like how the voice-over sounds, you can record your own voice.

If you don’t like the images that it selected, you can upload your own.

Hack! If you don’t like everything, you can switch to professional mode and manually edit yourself.

It’s not just a dumb AI software which I initially thought it was.

You must try it for yourself to understand what I mean.

Click here to try the free version which includes a watermark.

If you decide to buy the software, use this code and get 50% discount. “VIDEO50” – Black Friday deal.

Adrian Lee | https://adrianvideoimage.com

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