Generate the AI presenter separately, then key it into product footage, slides, tutorials, ads, or any branded scene your editor needs.
Supported formats: MP4, MOV, WEBM
Use it in the edit
Green screen output is most useful when you want the presenter separate from the background. Upload a clip, send it to video matting, then place the subject into product demos, training slides, ads, or campaign scenes.
Move, crop, resize, and reuse the same avatar layer across different edits.
Use a dedicated matting flow when edge quality and scene flexibility matter.
Create versions for product pages, explainers, ads, and training videos without reshooting.
Place the presenter beside product footage, UI recordings, or feature walkthroughs.
Use green screen when the presenter needs to stay editable, movable, and separate from the final background.
Export the AI presenter on a solid green background so the subject can be isolated cleanly.
Choose the office, product shot, slides, tutorial screen, or branded environment for the final video.
Combine the presenter and scene in CapCut, Premiere, Final Cut, or another editor.
Editor handoff
Hand off avatar footage that works cleanly in common video editors and post-production workflows.
Use the green background to isolate the presenter in common video editors.
Pair with HD output when edges and face detail need to stay clean.
Place the avatar in product shots, training decks, tutorials, or social ads.
Preview the avatar as a separate production layer before placing it into the final scene.
Compositing flow
Create the avatar layer first, then hand it to your editor or compositing workflow for the final cut.
Create the talking avatar with script, voice, and green screen enabled.
Bring the clip into your editing tool and key out the background.
Place the avatar over product footage, slides, UI recordings, or branded layouts.
Publish the composite as a tutorial, ad, explainer, or training video.
It is an AI avatar video generated on a green background so you can remove the background and place the presenter into another scene.
