You can reach new people and grow your channel by making YouTube shorts in any niche of your interest. Here is a step-by-step guide:
1. Use AI to write the script (ChatGPT).
Once you have the idea to make a YouTube short, use tools like Chat GPT to write an interesting script or story. AI tools like ChatGPT can make short, intriguing content that fits your theme.
You can use a prompt like “Write a 30-second script on how to stay productive during the day,” and ChatGPT can help you come up with one. You can change the text that the AI wrote to fit your style and make sure it fits your audience.
- Text-to-Speech Tools: Make Voice Narration
Text-to-speech and AI-powered transcription tools can turn the writing into audio once you have it.
Common Tools: ElevenLabs has high-quality AI voices that sound like real people.
Another powerful tool is Murf.AI. Also, Google Text-to-Speech is free and simple for new users to understand. The script should be pasted into the text-to-speech tool.
Pick a voice style that goes well with your material, like upbeat, professional, or casual depending on the niche. Download the audio file so that you can use it when you edit the movie.
Step 3: CapCut lets you make visuals.
CapCut is a simple and free app for editing videos that lets you make interesting shorts by combining pictures, video clips, and text overlays.
Find Pictures: You can use stock photo sites like Unsplash and Pexels, or you can use your own pictures and videos that are related to the niche. Also, make sure your videos and images are high quality You could also use DALL-E or Canva to make images. Add your videos and music to Capcut.
For YouTube shorts, make sure you use a 9:16 aspect ratio and short duration under 60 seconds.
Step 4: Add music in the background
Add copyright-free background music to your video to make it more interesting.
Source Music: You can find high-quality, royalty-free songs on sites like YouTube Audio Library, Epidemic Sound, and Artlist.
You can add an expert touch with CapCut’s filters, effects, and speed changes.
Step 5: Put it on YouTube and make it better.
After making your movie, you should put it on YouTube and make sure it gets to the right people. Post the video to YouTube as short. Shorts have the ability to go viral faster than ordinary videos.