Get the most out of Ozor.

Getting started

From zero to your first exported video in about ten minutes. Here's the full path, end to end.

1. 1

   Create your free account

   Sign up with Google, GitHub, or email — no credit card required. Your free plan includes monthly credits, enough to generate and export your first videos.

2. 2

   Describe your first video

   On the dashboard, type what you want in plain English: topic, audience, style, and rough length. Or skip the blank page — start from a template in the gallery, or drop in a document.

3. 3

   Let the agent build a draft

   The AI plans scenes, writes on-screen text, and generates animated visuals. A first draft typically takes a couple of minutes; you'll see live progress as each scene comes together.

4. 4

   Iterate by chatting

   The draft opens in the editor with a chat panel on the left and a live preview on the right. Click a scene, then ask for changes: "make the headline bigger", "use our brand blue", "add a scene comparing plans".

5. 5

   Add voiceover and music

   Pick an AI voice for narration and background music from the library. Every scene's script stays editable, so you can fine-tune the wording before the audio is generated.

6. 6

   Export or share

   Export an MP4, or share a link instead — public, private, or invite-only with viewer tracking. Exports render in the cloud; you'll see progress in the bottom-right corner and the file downloads when it's done.

Explore the docs

Building on Ozor or automating it? Everything below points to deeper reference material — the developer docs, the MCP server, n8n, the REST API, and machine-readable context for AI agents.

How it works

Core principles

Choosing your format

Ozor supports landscape (16:9) and portrait (9:16). Pick before you start — changing aspect ratio later requires regenerating your scenes.

Common use cases

These are the video types that work best with Ozor. Each one includes recommended format, scene count, and a quick pro tip.

Prompt formulas

Copy and fill in these templates to get started quickly. Replace the [brackets] with your own details.

Create a [duration] product launch video for [product name].
Scenes: (1) Hook — one-line problem statement, (2) Solution — show the product in action, (3) Key benefits — 3 bullet points, (4) CTA — [your call to action].
Style: [minimal / bold / dark / light]. Brand colors: [colors]. Target audience: [who].

Create a 15-second vertical video (9:16) for [platform].
Scene 1: Bold hook — "[attention-grabbing statement]".
Scene 2: Proof or punchline — [what makes it believable or interesting].
Style: [energetic / calm / funny]. Use large text and minimal background.

Make a [duration] video announcing [feature name] for [product].
Explain the problem it solves in one sentence. Show how it works visually. Close with a short CTA.
Keep the tone [professional / casual / excited]. Use [brand color] as the primary accent.

Create a step-by-step explainer for [topic or process].
Break it into [N] scenes, one step per scene. Number each step clearly.
Audience: [who this is for]. Tone: [simple and clear / technical / conversational].
Use a [light / dark] background with [color] accents.

Prompt examples

The difference between a mediocre and a great AI video is almost always the quality of the prompt.

Common mistakes

Things that waste credits and lead to frustrating results — and how to avoid them.

Export guide

Video exports automatically download to your device once complete. Choose your resolution based on where the video will be published.

Exports are rendered server-side and typically complete within 2–5 minutes depending on video length and complexity. You'll see a progress indicator in the bottom-right corner of the editor.

Document to video

Already have the content written? Skip the prompt entirely — upload a document and Ozor's document agent turns it into a narrated, animated video in three steps.

1. 1

   Upload a document or paste a URL

   PDF, PowerPoint (.pptx), or Word (.docx) up to 50MB — or paste a public URL and Ozor reads the page. Pick a target video length from 10 seconds to 2 minutes, and optionally add instructions like "focus on the executive summary".

2. 2

   Review the generated plan

   The AI returns a scene-by-scene plan: each scene has a title, a voiceover script, and a visual direction, plus a style extracted from your document — colors, fonts, and tone. Everything is editable: rewrite scripts, reorder or delete scenes, swap the palette, or toggle your Brand Kit on to override the extracted style.

3. 3

   Pick a voice and generate

   Choose from 30+ AI voices with adjustable speaking style and pace, then generate. Ozor creates the animated scenes and voiceover together and opens the finished draft in the editor, where you can keep refining by chat.

Brand kit

Set up your brand once and every video you make is on-brand by default. The Brand Kit lives in the app under Brand and takes about two minutes to fill in — or seconds, if you let Ozor extract it from your website.

Voiceover & audio

Narration and music are what make an AI video feel produced rather than generated. Here's how audio works in Ozor.

Logo animator

Turn a static logo into a short animated clip — a professional sting for the start or end of your videos, powered by state-of-the-art image-to-video AI.

Sharing, embeds & tracking

When you export, you choose who can see the result. Visibility can be changed later, and every shared video gets its own player page.

Credits & plans

Everything in Ozor runs on credits, which reset monthly. The free plan includes enough to create and export real videos; paid plans add larger allowances and higher-resolution exports. You can also buy one-time top-ups without changing plans.

Your live balance is always visible in the top bar of the editor. See pricing for the full plan comparison.

Troubleshooting

Quick answers to the issues we hear about most. Still stuck? Reach us via contact or the community Discord.