1. Define the shot Write the subject, action, setting, framing, duration goal and intended use. Keep one primary action per generation.
2. Choose the right input Use text-to-video for written scene exploration. Use image-to-video when an approved reference image should guide the visual starting point. Confirm permission for uploaded images and identifiable likenesses.
3. Check model controls Record the selected model, aspect ratio, duration, resolution and other visible settings. Model availability and controls differ, so verify the current interface before generating.
4. Run controlled comparisons Keep the prompt, reference and settings with every result. Change one important variable at a time, such as camera movement, lighting or motion strength.
5. Review the complete clip Watch the full output, then inspect the beginning, middle and ending for subject consistency, object changes, awkward motion, unintended text and audio timing.
6. Prepare the final edit Select the strongest take, trim to the intended pacing, add captions if needed, and test the export in its target orientation. Explore current text-to-video, image-to-video and related creative tools at
invideo AI. This checklist describes a review workflow, not a performance guarantee.
