FrameCastAI tools & voice-over
Add stock photos and clips to your script
AI plans a royalty-free photo or short clip for each Text line, searches stock sites, checks each match, and lets you place picks over the video.
Where to find it
Video editor → Words tab → Suggest visuals → Stock
How to do it
Open Suggest visuals in the Words tab and choose Stock.
Click a line in the list to cover it alone, Shift-click for a run, or ⌘-click to add one. With nothing selected it covers the whole Text track.
Optionally describe a vibe and choose Mixed, Serious, or Playful.
Press Suggest visuals. It takes up to a minute.
Click a thumbnail under a beat to add it to the library and the timeline, or press Add all.
Good to know
- Planning and checking cost a few cents; searching is free. The button shows the most it can cost.
- Photos and clips come from Pexels, Pixabay and Unsplash. The photographer and license show under each pick.
- To cover one line, select it on the Text track and press Find a visual for this line.
- Who can use it
- Uses credits; needs sign-in
- Where it works
- Mac · Web
This guide answers
- How do I add B-roll to my video automatically?
- Can FrameCast find stock footage for my script?
- Where do the stock photos come from?
- How do I find a picture for just one line?
- Do I need to credit the photographer?