Video Loom
Short-form guide
Vertical short-form video works best when the project is planned for 9:16 from the first scene. Here is how to turn a track, script, or brief into a Reels, TikTok, or YouTube Shorts-ready cut without relying on a late crop.
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Choose a 9:16 aspect ratio before writing prompts so faces, products, captions, and camera moves are composed for the phone screen. Treat each beat as a short scene instead of shrinking a wide video after generation.
Captions are part of the creative system for social video. Use transcription and beat-aware timing to place readable lines on the timeline, then keep generated motion clear enough that text does not fight the shot.
Short-form campaigns often need multiple posts with the same performer, product, world, or visual language. Continuity anchors and references keep generated clips from resetting the look between posts.
Try the workflow
Turn the guide into a project with scene planning, provider routing, continuity, review, and export in one workspace.
Questions
Yes. Video Loom supports vertical planning so scenes can be composed, generated, captioned, and exported for 9:16 channels.
No. The same workflow supports music clips, lyric cutdowns, product explainers, creator posts, and scripted social videos.