Use the media you already have
Turn an uploaded long video into a small set of clips, or build a narrated video from your own footage. The source determines which template fits.
For marketing teams
Build a social video workflow for your team
Give recurring campaign content a repeatable production path. Start with approved messaging and owned footage, inspect one finished result, then decide which steps belong on a schedule.
A repeatable process
Give each new video a clear starting point
Keep campaign facts reviewable
Put the approved claims and intended audience into the brief. Inspect each script and caption before publishing; a media check does not verify your product promises.
Make costs visible before repeating
Review the credit estimate before a run and its recorded spend afterward. Choose a cadence that fits both the campaign and your review capacity.
A workflow for marketing teams
Choose one campaign job
Start with a feature explainer, demo highlight or repeated tip. Define the takeaway, source media and channel instead of asking one workflow to handle every campaign format.
Build from approved material
Upload the source video or tagged clips, then describe the production steps. For repurposing, check that the selected excerpt retains the speaker's context.
Review creative and platform checks
Watch the output, read the caption, confirm the AI disclosure where applicable and inspect any failed check. Have an admin authorize the actual account and post.
Choose a recurring cadence
After the test, schedule future production runs and decide how eligible posts will be approved. Keep ads and TikTok posts in the team's human review process.
Start with a specific brief
This illustrative brief shows the inputs and decisions to include. Test and adjust the resulting workflow for your assets and account.
Use our uploaded feature-demo video to make short clips that explain one feature each. Keep the original speaker's meaning. Add captions, prepare the posts for our connected channels and wait for an admin's review.
Check the generated steps before running them. A brief describes what you want; a test establishes whether the workflow produces it.
What to check before repeating it
Campaign claims
Check product names, current offers and supporting evidence. A workflow cannot decide whether a claim is approved by your organization.
Clip boundaries
The Clips template makes one to five clips of 15 to 60 seconds. Review sentence boundaries, framing and captions; it is not a promise to handle every recording.
Timing
Production starts at a schedule's chosen time. Rendering and approval still take time, so schedule the production ahead of the intended public post.
Measurement
Read delivery records and your channels' own analytics separately. This page does not promise attribution, a best posting time or higher engagement.
Inspect an actual result
See the output and the cost method
This frame comes from an existing LoopBatch narrated-video run. It demonstrates output, rather than a customer result for this audience. Separate measured runs show the creation costs by step.
Questions before you start
Can the team reuse a webinar or demonstration?
The Clips template works from a video uploaded to Assets and creates one to five short clips. Review each excerpt before posting, and only use material you have permission to publish.
Who can approve a post?
An authorized workspace admin approves publishing. A person preparing media and a person authorized to send it do not necessarily have the same role.
Can a workflow launch ads automatically?
Ads always require a person's approval. An organic-post schedule rule does not authorize ad spending.
Keep exploring
Start with one video you can review.
Test the production process, then decide how to repeat it.