YouTube channel is making a huge amount of money by creating simple kids learning videos. They use 2D animations, and some of their popular videos have received over 30 million views. If we check their channel on socialblade, they have more than 800k subscribers and their estimated monthly income ranges from $6,600 to $105,000, which is incredible. You can also create similar videos with the help of AI in just a few minutes. In today’s video, I will show you how to create a kids learning animated video using AI.
I will divide the video into five parts, so make sure to watch it till the end. Without further ado, let’s dive in.
First of all, we need a script for our video. To generate the script, we will use ChatGPT for better results. I am using the a perm prompt guide. If you’re unfamiliar with a perm, you can watch one of my previous videos where I explain how to use it. Once you have installed a perm, find the YouTube script generator and provide the prompt ‘Write a Child Learning video script about various Birds’. ChatGPT will generate a captivating YouTube video script with proper instructions about visuals and content. Copy only the host part of the text and paste it into a document file, such as Google Docs. Then copy the entire script and paste it into the same document file. This completes our first step.
In the second step, we will generate the voice for our video using a text-to-speech AI called Credo AI. If you are new to Credo AI, click on ‘Free Trial’ and create an account with your email and password. Verify your email address. After successfully creating the account, once you’re logged in, click on ‘AI Text Dubbing’ and select your preferred language and voice model. Go back to your document file, copy the first paragraph of your script, and paste it into the Credo AI text box. Click on ‘Audition’ to hear the output. Repeat this process for each paragraph of your script. After converting the entire script, download all the audio files in ascending order. This completes our voice generation step.
In the next step, we will generate the animated character with the audio. For animation, we will use Adobe Express, a free AI animation tool. Once you are in Adobe Express, click on ‘Make Animation for YouTube’. Select a funny character for your video, since we are targeting children. Keep them engaged. After selecting the character, click on ‘Background’ and choose a custom color. Then select the video size as YouTube video size. Now upload your first audio clip or simply drag and drop it into the designated area. Adobe Express will take some time to generate the animated character with our audio. Once the generation process is complete, click on ‘Download’ to save the video. After downloading the video, click on ‘Back to Editing’, followed by ‘Replace Audio’. Select the character, change the background if needed, and upload the second audio clip. Repeat this process for all the audio clips. This completes our third step.
In Step number four, we will use Canva to create animated footage for our video. If you are new to Canva, create an account using your email. After creating an account, click on ‘Video’ and select ‘YouTube Video’. Upload all the animated videos generated by Adobe Express. After uploading the animated videos, click on ‘Elements’ and search for a forest background. Select a suitable background image and adjust it to the video size. For example, if the first video was around 17.7 seconds, adjust the timer to 18 seconds for perfect synchronization. Now go back to the elements section and add some animated trees to make the video more visually appealing. Search for animated trees, select them, and position them in the background image according to your preferences. Additionally, add some birds to the video’s background since we are making a video about birds. Once everything looks beautiful, download the background image. Now go back to the Google Docs document and find the first bird mentioned in our script, which is a peacock. Return to Canva, search for a peacock in the elements section, select a suitable image, and adjust its size. Click on ‘Animate’ and select ‘Create an Animation’. Bride the peacock to the desired position, and you will see the peacock moving around in the background. Download the video. Delete the peacock from the video and add the second bird mentioned in the script, which is a parrot. Repeat this process for all the birds mentioned in the script and download the videos accordingly. This completes our fourth step.
In Step number five, we will edit the videos and give the final touch to our video using Wondershare Filmora as our video editing software. Import all the animated videos and background videos into the software. Insert the first background video into video layer 1 and the first animated video into video layer 2. Select video layer 2 and enable the chroma key function in your editing software. Adjust the position of the animated character according to the background. For the second animation where no bird is mentioned, you can use the same background. Insert the second animated video on layer 2, enable the chroma key, and adjust the character’s position. Let’s play the video.
Hello there, little explorers! Welcome to our amazing world of birds. Today, we’re going to embark on an exciting journey to learn all about these fascinating creatures that soar through the skies. Are you ready? Let us dive right in. Birds come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, from tiny hummingbirds to majestic eagles. They are truly remarkable. Let us discover some of the incredible birds together.
Our first bird friend is the peacock. Look at those vibrant feathers. Can you spot the blue, green, and gold? I always recommend spending time on editing and selecting your topics, as this will yield better results. I would love to hear about your experience creating kids learning experiences. Share your thoughts and results in the comments section below. Don’t forget to like this video if you found it helpful and subscribe to our channel for more amazing tutorials like this one. Thank you so much for watching, and until next time, keep creating.
