Original Summary

I've been experimenting with AI tools to create animated YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels, and one thing I've noticed is how difficult it is to get a video that actually feels complete. Generating individual images or clips is relatively easy. But getting a consistent animation style, a decent storyline, matching visuals, voiceovers, and smooth transitions is a completely different story. I've been exploring a few styles, like 2D animated explainers, horror illustrations, clay animation, graphic novels, and animated history/map videos. What interests me is the possibility of going from a simple topic to a complete animated short without spending hours switching between different tools. But I'm curious how people here actually approach this. If you're creating faceless Shorts or Reels, what's your current workflow? Are you using AI for the entire video, or just parts of it and editing everything manually? And do you think AI-generated animated content is getting good enough to build a channel around, or does it still feel too generic? Would love to hear what has and hasn't worked for people who've tried this.   submitted by   /u/Ishaan6901 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/16 20:02:03