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November 1, 2022
November 1, 2022
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Once you start producing and creating videos you will have an urgent need for images and video content . If you're a Storykit user, you can choose directly from specific stock-libraries. But, sometimes you might have the perfect manuscript yet lacking the necessary assets. We are here to tell you that you can relax – there is an ocean of great and free images and video material on the web, available at your fingertips.
Content that is completely free and does not require attribution is the easiest type of material to use when you make a video. It means that you can use the images and the video footage however you want, without even mentioning the name of the creator.
It is important to respect the copyright licence, regardless of whether you are paying for the licence with money or not. Our tips include several sources that offer content with a CC0 licence. CC stands for Creative Commons, and this licence is often used for creative content which is distributed online. There are different types of licences available, but CC0 means that it is completely free to use and that it does not even require any attribution.
The other licence from Creative Commons you should be aware of is CC-BY licence. In this case you can use the content, even for commercial purposes, but you have to mention the source in a specific way. When you create with Storykit Video Studio you handle this type of content by filling in the ”Credit”-field available for each image or video, and you also have to keep the option ”Credit information” active in the side panel. Read more about the different licences on Creative Commons’ website.
The range of free video content has increased remarkably during the last few years and today it is possible to find very good content with CC0 licence or simple attribution models. The selection of images is even larger. These are some of our favorites.
Pixabay is something of a giant when it comes to free content online with over 2.7 million images and thousands of videos. All photos are released under Creative Commons CC0 and are free to download. Because of the enormous amount of community submissions, the quality of the footage can be a hit or miss. However, you’ll most likely find something that works for you in their large library.
If Pixabay is one of the largest databases for free images, Pexels is something for the connoisseurs. It currently has over 3 million photos to pick from. Pexels has a clear focus on high quality when it comes to both video and images. Their licence model is CC0, which means that everything is free to use. Pexels is a rewarding site for both images and videos, because they have loads of incredible content available.
Videvo is a service which offers hundreds of thousands of premium stock assets. Their material is provided in 1080p HD minimum resolution, and most of their content is now provided in 4K. You will also find lots of great “conceptual” films, called motion graphics, which have a certain abstract quality to them. They work really well as background imagery for content that can otherwise be difficult to find suitable content for. A bonus: you can also find nice royalty-free music here!
Videezy offers a vast collection of images and video footage in both HD and 4K resolution. Most files are free to download and free to use. However, when searching for videos, any results marked with “Pro” are premium clips that are only available by paying with credits.
Coverr is a service which focuses mainly on b-roll footage that is great for a background setting. However, their videos can be used for other purposes as well and they are of high quality. Coverr is a completely free stock footage website that allows you to download and use their stock videos anywhere. All the videos are in HD, and available to download in MP4 format. No sign-up needed, no attribution required.
Unsplash is something of a giant when it comes to finding great images that are completely free. The site offers over 3 million free high-resolution images. Their licence works like this: no cost, no attribution needed. They offer lots of high-quality images in a variety of genres. Unsplash truly deserves a spot on our list of favourites. If you have a hard time finding a photo for more niche purposes, try Unsplash. You might get positively surprised.
If a site that only has pretty images of food sounds good to you, we suggest that you visit Foodies Feed. Even if they only have around 1700 images, they are all food-related – delicious! Everything has a CC0-licence, which means that it is completely free to download and use as your heart desires.
Stocksnap offers lots of great images with a CC0-licence. Completely free from copyright restrictions. As it is a slightly more unknown site, it increases your chances of finding an image that isn’t over-used. It is a great site with good search tools, but just keep in mind that they mix in hits from Shutterstock – which is not free – in the search results. Several other sites do this as well and it is how they generate their income. The images from Shutterstock are labelled, so you can easily spot them in your search results and choose to go for Stocksnap’s free images instead.
Burst is a service that is run by the e-shopping platform Shopify, and as such, it has a natural connection to the commercial side of creativity. Burst offers lots of images chosen for their ability to entice the right emotions for sales purposes. Great service and all images are free and require no attribution.
Gratisography is a slightly smaller site, but they offer gorgeous images that are completely free to use. You can find more unique and weird material on Gratisography that you won’t find anywhere else. It is a great site when you need an image that can truly wow your audience.
Something we haven’t included in the list above, but is definitely worth taking a look at, is direct searches on the big platforms such as YouTube, Vimeo and Flickr. On those platforms you will find lots of material that you can use. It can be a bit hard to find content that you can use with 100% certainty without breaking any copyright laws. But there are also ways to navigate these sites to find videos and images with a CC0-licence.
YouTube offers users to choose a CC-BY licence. This is how you can find those videos: Do a search like you normally would. When you have your search results, click on ”Filter” above the list on the left-hand side. Under the title ”Features” you should see a row marked ”Creative Commons”. If you click on that you will only see videos with a CC-BY-licence.
Browse the Creative Commons licensed videos on Vimeo. Just do a normal search and add a search filter to organise the hits according to their licensing model. When you have entered your search term you can add your filters on the left-hand side. If you click on ”More filters” you will see a list of the available licensing models, including CC0 and CC-BY.
You can also change the settings for the “Mature” content and adjust that however you want. Many people who upload videos and images play it safe and label their content “Mature”, which means that the hits won’t show up in the search results.
On the enormous image site Flickr you will find heaps of content with CC0 or CC-BY licence. You can search on Flickr for images posted under the Creative Commons Zero licence.
When you do a search you will see a little menu on the left-hand side on top of the search results, where you can choose your licensing model. The default mode is ”Any licence”. This list of licences can appear to be a bit cryptic at first, but the choice that gives you the most flexibility is the one called ”No known copyright restrictions” (CC0).
Just a little word of warning – there is a model called CC-BY-SA, which allows you to use the content commercially if you give the proper attribution AND apply the same licence to your own creation. This may not be a good solution if you are working on a project which will be licensed in a different way. But this is of course entirely up to you. Just a heads up.
As mentioned before, there is a huge number of stock websites available – especially if you are looking for free images. So, we want to give you another valuable list; a long list of sites that offer free photo and video material. However, some of them offer only a free trial before you need to pay for the downloads.
When it comes to these sites, we suggest that you give them a go and see for yourself if you find something that is valuable to you. Who knows, you might find a new favorite!
October 25, 2022
October 25, 2022
We know that the competition online is extreme, but we still seem to think that we can be successful as long as we spend enough money on our content or ads. The truth, however, is brutal; it doesn't matter how much money you throw at a project if your content isn't spot on. Your ad will still drown in the ocean of happy babies and fun videos.
If you want to succeed with paid social media advertising then here are the building blocks that you need to pay attention to.
Use every data point within your business (from your Product to Sales teams) to figure out the myriad hard and soft facts about your audience that will help guide your ads: who are they really, what do they know (and what don’t they know)? Think of it as a few steps beyond customer personas; if you uncover in-depth insights like these, you’ll win.
Josefine says,
– The first step is to understand your target group, what you want to create, and what's best for the brand.
You may use the ad tools on the platforms to hit these targets.
– A very common mistake people make is that they think they already know the answer instead of casting a wider net and learn from the results. Your job as an advertiser is to understand your target group, while it's the platform's task to reach that target group, says Josefine Billström.
– Take into account that it's difficult to predict what will work. I notice this as well, although I have worked with this for quite a few years now. At times I am surprised by how effective certain ads are or vice versa. It's healthy for the ego to be reminded that you can, indeed, make mistakes.
It’s simple: if people don’t know you, they probably won’t take action. And you should be creating content for every part of your marketing funnel, because you don’t know where your audience is in their journey. Higher up the funnel, “testimonials and how-to videos provide great social proofing”, says Sofia. After all, other people can be remarkably convincing in ways that brands just can’t, so use people to add depth and conviction to your message. Bottom of the funnel content should always revolve around driving action, but that doesn’t mean it has to be dull: you can use video content to tell a whole story…
The best way to learn is to keep on testing new things, even if you are a seasoned Facebook advertiser.
– It's easy to get stuck in old ways. You may have a message that works well in one instance, and then you just copy it across the board. After a while, it won't have the same effects. A way to tackle this is to create different ads for different target groups. We usually recommend that you have 3-4 ads with different messages for different target groups. Test them on your regular target group, invest in a wider span, and look at the data to see who you've reached. Don't try to create a "one size fits all".
So, you shouldn't be afraid of using a variety of ads?
– No, absolutely not. We clearly see that advertisers who use more ads get better results.
How many ads do you recommend that people use?
– It certainly depends on the nature of your work. If you create branding ads, you can try 3-4 different ads, but from a performance standpoint... Then you can put out as many ads as you like.
– It's essentially a matter of allowing the system to tell you when it's time. You'll notice when an ad has been "exhausted", and it's time for a change. But when you do make a change, it's essential to keep the old one to check whether the new ad actually performs better.
So, I don't need to feel bad about using an old ad as long as it's still delivering?
– No, but you should, of course, create a new ad and see if it can deliver even better results. Don't remove something that's working, but what if you could create an ad that converts twice as well!
As an advertiser, it can be nice to know that your success rarely depends on whether you have made a "pretty" ad or spent a lot of money on it.
– No, the main thing on our channels is the creative content. We have seen that 56% of a brand's sales boost can be attributed to the look of the ads, and not in terms of how we tend to think of "quality". There is no need to use an advanced camera or a super expensive director, but the focus is rather on relevance.
Should I use a different approach when promoting editorial content in comparison to ads?
– You should always start with the user perspective. All ads are delivered in the same flow, and from the users' point of view, it's often difficult to notice the difference. You simply need to have equally high demands on everything you produce because the competition in the feed is so extreme.
– It's also important to get these parts to work in harmony. Sometimes I meet companies with a performance team, a content marketing team, a branding team, and an influencer marketing team, and at times they don't even adhere to a concise visual identity. It will end up being quite expensive, and you won't get the same value from your investment.
But is visual identity really that important?
– Absolutely! We did a large meta-study that showed that advertisers with a clear visual identity got a 67% boost in optimized conversions and advertising recall. 71% had a higher return on ad spend. Those who also incorporated their branding in the entire had got an even bigger boost.
– I think this comes down to the fact that we are bombarded with so many messages on a daily basis. Your ad shows up between posts from friends or groups, and for it to be effective, the receiver needs to know who's behind the ad.
How can we sufficiently incorporate our branding?
- We usually talk about four parameters in particular:
1) The logo. Make sure that it's clearly visible. Maybe you can animate it?
2) Colors. It's imperative to work with distinct branding colors.
3) Your fonts. Especially if they are a branding characteristic.
4) The last parameter is what we call mnemonic. It relates to other things associated with your brand; a jingle, a character, or a slogan.
– You can work with this in different ways, either with all four or place more focus on one or a couple of them.
Video is not only favored by people, who can watch a story from start to finish, but increasingly favored by algorithms too. We have short attention spans (are you even still reading this?) and need to be won over. “Using the first 3-4 seconds of your video is a great way to stand out in the feed” says Sofia on capturing your audience’s (small) attention span. But video alone isn’t the silver bullet to your marketing woes: it has to be good. Really good. After all, a good image can outperform a bad video. How do you make good video? We’re glad you asked…
Is it essential to work with video?
– Yes, it is. On social platforms, you want to engage as many senses as possible, and video is perfect for that. But "video" doesn't need to be a perfect, highly produced video. I also see many good examples of using motion graphic design with still images to create video content.
– We have also seen that you get the best results when you use a mix of both still image ads and video ads, so create both!
What should I do if I get stuck creatively?
– There are many ways to deal with that; for example, you can start by asking three questions: Why do people need this product? What IS this product? Perhaps it isn't apparent to everyone. It's easy to lose perspective and expect everyone to understand the product as well as you do. You can also take the emotional route: what feeling do we want to evoke with this product?
What does a beginner need to consider?
– Just get started! It's very easy to set up an ad account and start testing. I think that's a great way to get started. Create an ad or boost something you have published already and see how it performs and ask yourself why.
– We also offer a vast number of guides, courses, and other free resources that you can use to become really good at advertising, but I really think that it's best to get started in a simple way and learn along the way. Nobody gets it all right from day one.
We’ll let you in on a secret: sometimes, we test static images ourselves even though we’re a video tool. Crazy? We don’t think so! By A/B testing different content types, you’ll understand your audience’s wants and needs – and, crucially, it’ll lower your cost per result too. Now that we’ve tested, we know for certain that video drives website traffic for us at a lower cost per result than static ads do, but that doesn’t mean it’ll be the same for you. Test and learn, don’t assume!
Every other week, we host webinars, which is your chance to put questions to our team and delve deeper into the topics that matter to marketers. Make sure you don’t miss the next one, and start your journey into making better video with our handy tool here.
October 11, 2022
October 11, 2022
“The buyer journey now is much more fragmented, because there’s not one single point where you can reach more or less your entire buyer universe”, says Peder Bonnier, CEO of Storykit and long-time marketing expert.
And he’s right.
But it’s an opportunity for you; with more eyes in more places, the ability to leverage your message becomes more democratised. But only if you know how to reach your audience in the first place.
If you’re relying on an agency to provide you with the insatiable thirst for content you (reasonably) have, you’re losing out.
We’re not saying there’s no place for agencies anymore, but if they’re running your day-to-day, they’re likely missing the nuanced perspectives of the person in your organisation writing the briefs.
Not only that, but your spend on content will be through the roof too.
Spoiler alert: we think YOU should be producing your content. But how?
When the person ordering the content isn’t the person delivering it, it’s natural for a bloated briefing process to seep in.
You know what we mean: more meetings, lengthy review times, missed opportunities and a creative process that feels anything but creative.
Briefs are important, but only when done properly.
For many organisations, the briefing process is an unnecessary drain on resources. How do you get that creative essence back where it belongs?
Simple: stop ordering, and start producing.
Yet. Content production is a hard, skilled role, but there are myriad tools that make it fast, easy and rewarding.
Our CEO knows how you feel:
“It can be hard to tell, for example, a talent acquisition manager that ‘now it's actually also part of your job to create and promote a video."
But that’s not the biggest hurdle. The big challenge is convincing someone in the organization that this person should have the authority to do that in the company's name.”
And to that we say, fail. Fail hard. And fail again.
Getting over the fear of putting control in your teams’ hands is crucial.
Unlike other marketing channels, it’s completely okay for some of your video content on social media to fail. After all, nobody will see it, and good content will be rewarded by the algorithm.
Have safeguards in place, but never kill your team’s creativity. Your job is to set up the safety rails and the (as loose but necessary as possible) brand guidelines so your brand remains cohesive.
Let your team tell the story the way they want to tell it, and you’ll probably get better engagement.
Your team consumes video on a daily basis. Spend some time training them to think critically – why did they tap that? Why didn’t they stop scrolling? What stands out on their own social feeds? When they know what to look for, they’ll know what works – and, even more importantly, what doesn’t.
Don’t keep feeding briefs. By using Storykit to put video production in everyone’s hands, you’ll obviously save time and money, but you’ll be able to communicate your message across more touch points, more effectively, and with more conviction.
After all, people trust people.
September 21, 2022
September 21, 2022
This is an excerpt from the latest Storykit Talks. Want to see the whole thing? Check out, or listen to all of our latest Talks, here!
As long as it needs to be. And no longer. Facebook’s own data agrees with us here: there’s no perfect length, just make your story compelling. Focus on the story rather than the length, and you’ll increase your chances of being viewed. “But that answer doesn't really help because how can you know if you have my viewer's attention?” asks Jonna. Of course, it's always nice to have some guidelines. We often use 10-15 seconds for our bottom-of-funnel ads, and 40-60 seconds for our top-of-funnel storytelling, such as our thought leadership, how-tos, and company news. Experiment with different formats and try to work out what works best for your audience.
When it comes to social media video sizes, the size of the video depends on the platform you're posting on. Typically, if you post on LinkedIn you should go with 1:1 and 4:5. For Facebook aim for 1:1 or 4:5. For Youtube, go with 16:9. And finally, for TikTok, 9:16 is your go to.
We’re not talking 16:9 here – how can you frame your story in a way that stops the scroll and gets viewers hooked on what you’re about to say? Put yourself in their shoes, think about what their needs are, and work from there. Once you know what your audience wants, create formats or templates for your videos – that way, you can optimize for performance and save time, too, telling stories again and again, without starting from scratch.
Using videos as trailers for articles can tell a whole story without telling the whole story, to inspire your audience to want to read more. Create teases of the articles with a clear and direct angle, and you’ll get more clicks.
It’s an oldie but a goldie – and it works well, as your audience knows how much of their time you’ll take upfront (known as a cognitive placeholder). The content itself doesn’t have to feel samey – it can be as lighthearted or serious as you like, from sharing how-to guides to sharing the funniest customer reviews.
If you want to feature employees who are camera-shy, you can do this with Storykit: use images and slides to tell their story in an engaging way, without needing much video at all. That’s the power of templates.
Rather than pushing webinars with a simple static, try using video templates and narrative arcs that you know work to compel your audience to truly want to attend. Always provide value: never take your audience’s attention for granted.
For most companies, viral successes are fun if they happen. But as Jonna says, “As a B2B company, it's not what we strive to do every day. We need to get so much information and education out, and if we want all of those things to become viral successes, we will be so disappointed because it's not going to happen!”.
“If you start with the wrong goal, you’ll produce the wrong content” says Jonna. So focus on the impact of your content: do you want to increase sign-ups, web traffic or educate about a specific topic or feature?
Virality can be great for increasing your reach. So keep your tone on brand and get the timing right – trying and failing is better than not trying at all, and you’ll be reinforcing your stance as a relatable innovator in your niche.
How do you know that your video is a good one? Tie it back to the goals of your content. For example, if you want webinar signups, you might not even care if viewers watched the whole video: it’s not the point of the content.
The golden rule is to usually measure retention: how many people are still there when the video ends? Facebook shows you this, and it’s a harsh truth you should be paying attention to.
Says Jonna, “One of the mistakes that we often see people make is creating a video to do something, and then worrying about the number of likes. We all like the hearts and the smileys and the laughs. But if that's not the goal, maybe you shouldn't care that much, because you’ll start optimizing your video for the wrong thing”.
What we see is that when we share something on LinkedIn, we see that people reached out to us on the back of the content. So you can also look to the qualitative signals, especially for podcasts, but also for videos. You need to dig a bit deeper than the vanity metrics.
Of course you need the clickthrough and the retention. But also are we seeing the right signals from people who are actually consuming our content and are those the right people? Well, that's a sign that you’re doing something right.
Got a question for Storykit on your video content? Drop us an email and we might feature it in a future episode of Storykit Talks!
September 19, 2022
September 19, 2022
Firing out memes before they go stale, reacting to live events and amplifying their colleagues’ posts to turn them into internal influencers — here's how you keep your socials strong, and up to speed, without compromising your brand.
Your authenticity is far more valuable than one viral moment. If you’ve ever caught yourself saying something doesn’t “feel” on brand for you, take a step back and consider why it isn’t resonating. Is the messaging not aligning? Is the tone off? You should be able to clearly illustrate that feeling to everyone in the business.
Go back to basics and rip up your rule book. Your brand guidelines are probably written for a very different era of content marketing, where you’d dust off the guidelines occasionally. Now, when there’s more content to approve more quickly, make sure everyone’s on the same page, even if that page is a live document that’s constantly evolving.
When you know your values, you know where to draw the line. How provocative is your brand willing to be, and what do you stand for? If you know your brand inside out, you’ll be able to align your messaging with trending moments easily. That means your whole team can equip themselves with knowing which bandwagons to jump on, and which are better left to die.
Adopt a slightly different tone for each social channel if you haven’t already, and ask yourself if your tone is restricting you creatively. Meet your audience where they are: people on LinkedIn aren’t looking for the latest riff on celebrity gossip, and people scrolling Stories don’t need to watch a seven-part series on your company culture. Social media is all about having a conversation, and nobody wants to talk to the boring guy in the suit still talking about work at the bar!
The phrase “work smarter, not harder” has never been truer as more assets are needed more often. So expand your content toolkit. Keep your content engaging and on-brand in just a click, and let Storykit take all the hassle out of great content creation by speeding it up. You write the words, we’ll automagically create social-ready videos.
What colours and fonts should you use on Instagram Stories? What sounds are appropriate for Reels and TikToks? What kind of punctuation should you avoid in blog posts? What are some examples of trends that would work for the brand, and which definitely wouldn’t? Illustrate the guide with real-life examples so you’re all singing from the same hymn sheet.
Play with emerging features and platforms to find the right fit for your brand. If you’re trailblazing a trend, you’re subconsciously showing your audience that you’re innovative, and opening doors for new audiences at the same time. It might just pay dividends! Or it might not. As long as you know your parameters, that’s okay too – after all, if no feelings are hurt, then failed efforts on social will all be forgotten with the next scroll.
Keeping your content on brand at scale doesn’t have to be an impossible task. Join Jonna Ekman, Marketing Director at Storykit, and Fredrik Strömberg, our co-founder and CPO, as they discuss keeping your content on-brand and on-message in the latest episode of Storykit Talks Live. Watch the webinar on Youtube, here, or listen to it as a podcast, here.
September 12, 2022
September 12, 2022
If you work in content and are faced with a dizzy sensation every time you open your social apps, you might just be tempted to try and “hack” the algorithm to improve your social performance.
Spoiler alert: you can’t.Truth is, it’s easy to scapegoat the algorithm (and it certainly does play a part). But often it’s because your content isn’t resonating with people. After all, what won’t change is that every content platform wants the same thing: for viewers to stay right where they are.
So here are three ways to improve your content's performance, with practical examples so you can start experimenting.
How can your brand seamlessly slot into the conversation of the day? Reflecting what’s already trending gives your content broader appeal, giving you a stronger chance of cutting through. Not only that; it’s a great way to subtly reinforce that you’re innovative and more forward-thinking than your stale competitors. Social isn’t an exact science.
Before you post, always ask: would I want to engage with this if I saw it on my feed? After all, you’re trying to appeal to your audience’s waning attention span.
Make sure the first line of your captions and first frame of your social posts are scroll-stopping enough to pique interest. You can tell the rest of the story later. For example, you could use a refreshingly human quote rather than a predictable testimonial, use strong imperatives, make a controversial statement and then challenge it or evoke the power of FOMO – think of it like a newspaper headline.
Regardless of algorithm updates, videos already make sense on every social platform, meaning you’ll be able to grab more attention, for longer. Hello, improved engagement rate.
But we know the last thing social teams need is more work.
So what if creating seriously good videos took seriously less time than a graphic? Just pop great text in, and we’ll pop great videos out. See for yourself. You could start enjoying a longer coffee break as soon as tomorrow!
In this webinar, we’ll uncover how to transform your static reports into dynamic marketing assets that *actually get seen, *using smarter strategies and the power of video to expand reach and drive engagement.
Need videos for social media, sales, HR, or internal communication? With Storykit, any team can create professional videos. These videos can match their brand and work for any platform, format, or language. No editing skills are needed. Whether for LinkedIn, corporate presentations, or global campaigns, Storykit ensures your videos are engaging and optimised for impact.
It’s that time of year again—when we all start scrambling for ideas and templates to piece together our social media plan for the new year. Trust me, I’ve been there too. The endless Googling, the overcomplicated strategies… it can get overwhelming fast.
That’s why we're here to make it easy for you. We're giving you our social media plan for 2025—complete with all the resources and tips to help you nail it without the stress. Ready to steal it?
Storykit is the leading video automation platform. It helps thousands of clients in automating and optimizing their video production, boosting productivity, efficiency, and return on investment. With Storykit, you can put your video creation on autopilot.
Anyone! Storykit is made for companies and organizations and works great for anyone with communication needs of any kind. The tool is ideal for digital marketing, PR, HR, social media, corporate communication, sales, events, recruitment, customer success – every team.
With Storykit’s text-to-video AI functionality, you don’t need video editing experience or expensive equipment to create unique and amazing videos.
Absolutely not. Storykit’s intuitive AI-powered platform allows anyone to create professional videos quickly and seamlessly, without any video editing experience or special equipment.
Certainly. Storykit is designed to turn any text into eye-catching video, so it’s perfect for everything from social media posts to corporate communication and employer branding.
Whether you're aiming to engage with clients, disseminate information internally, or enhance your brand, Storykit simplifies the process. It helps you create high-quality videos that appeal to your audience.
Yes, they work like magic on your phone, large display screens, and in your keynotes. We even have customers using Storykit to make videos for their coffee machines!
You can create many things. From social media content and ads to employer branding and internal communications – plus educational videos that boost brand awareness, strengthen reputation, build loyalty, and deliver real impact. The possibilities are endless.
Yes, keeping your videos on-brand is a priority for us. Storykit ensures every video matches your brand guidelines, from fonts and colors to logos. For even more customization, simply reach out to us.
Yes, you can upload your own visuals and integrate them seamlessly into your videos. You can also add voiceovers and audio for a more engaging experience – available in Pro and Enterprise plans. Check out our full feature list.
Yes! Producing video content in various languages allows you to engage a worldwide audience.
Creating different videos for different platforms is simple and fast in Storykit. You can easily change the aspect ratio, assets, music, languages, and stories with just a few clicks. This means you can create videos tailored for all major platforms, including LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.
Storykit offers different pricing plans based on your needs. Book a call for a customized quote, tailored to your preferences.
Yes, we offer tailored plans for teams, companies and organisations of all sizes. Book a call to find the best plan for your video content needs.
The Pro and Enterprise plans have advanced features for companies and organizations that want to grow their video marketing. These include voiceovers, custom templates and modules, a premium library of videos, images, and music, and more. Check our feature list for details.
Absolutely, you can start your free trial and create your first video within minutes. No editing skills or credit card needed.
We offer extensive customer support, onboarding help, and useful resources. This way, you can always get the most from Storykit. Our Enterprise solution also includes a dedicated Enterprise Activation Manager to support you every step of the way.
Absolutely! Our API solution allows you to integrate AI-enhanced video generation into your existing tools. Contact us, and we’ll help you build a customized video production system that fits your needs.
Don’t wait to create! Reach out to us for a demo or start a free trial today!
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