Vitent Product Guide
Choose the creation path that matches your outcome and decide what source material to prepare before you spend credits.
Vitent now provides two primary creation paths on the Start Creating page. Choose the path that matches the result you want and the amount of production control you need.
Describe the video you need, choose a guided template, or start from a similar example. The Agent organizes the production steps and asks for the materials required to complete the task.
Best for: sole proprietors, small businesses, micro-enterprises, marketing teams, and individual creators producing product marketing, brand promotion, explainers, or social content.
Build a structured project through scripts, reusable assets, storyboards, clips, and an infinite production canvas. This path supports detailed shot control and continuous multi-episode production.
Best for: narrative creators, animated-comic teams, short-drama teams, studios, and experienced creators who need stable characters, precise shots, or series continuity.
| Decision | Agent mode | Drama mode |
|---|---|---|
| Start from | A business goal, template, or example | A story idea, outline, or screenplay |
| Typical input | Product information, product images, existing clips, brand assets, audience, platform, and call to action | World setting, characters, locations, props, script, and shot requirements |
| Main interaction | Conversation and guided steps | Script, Assets, Storyboard, and Production workspaces |
| Typical output | TV commercial, product video, food and beverage promotion, explainer, vlog, and social video | Short drama, animated comic, narrative short, series, or multi-episode project |
| Choose it when | You want a finished result quickly without learning the full production structure first | You need detailed control, reusable assets, and continuity across shots or episodes |
Enter ideas, outlines or scripts on the homepage, or directly click "New Project" in the input box. If you already have a relatively complete story setting or script text, you can paste the creative content in first, or directly tell the Agent that you want to upload the script; if it is just one direction, you can also create a project first and then complete it on the script page.
After entering the project settings, first fill in the project name, then select the aspect ratio, target duration of the single episode, and visual style. The aspect ratio will affect all subsequent screen compositions and video outputs; the target duration of a single episode can be selected as "Adaptive" first, or the duration can be fixed according to project needs.
The visual style supports a variety of official presets to choose from, and custom styles can also be created. When creating a custom style, you can directly enter a text description; you can also upload a reference image and let the system automatically analyze the picture style in the picture and generate a style description.
Custom styles support replacing reference images, re-extracting styles, and removing reference images. It should be noted that image analysis is an automatic extraction, and the style description and final stability may not be as good as the official built-in style; if the consistency requirements are high, it is recommended to use the official presets first, or manually improve the style description before saving.
In addition to the visual style, you can further adjust the project's generation specifications and assist in creating or modifying them through Agent. It is recommended to determine the specifications before formal production. These settings will affect how subsequent content is generated.
These asset specifications control output requirements such as layout. The overall visual style is determined separately when you choose an official preset or custom style during project setup.
After the project is created, you will first enter the project details page. Here you can view the project's frame, style, target duration, number of episodes, recent production and episode list, and you can continue to adjust the project configuration through "Project Settings".
After entering the first episode, four pages will appear at the top: "Script", "Assets", "Storyboarding" and "Production". If there is no script currently, you can select "Start from Creativity", "Upload Existing Script", "Bind Project Script" or "Manually Edit Script" on the "Script" page.
If you choose to edit your script manually, you can organize the script text for the current episode in the editor. After saving, the script will become the basis for subsequent asset extraction, asset image generation and storyboard generation.
You can reference the current script to the Agent from the directory on the left. Where selected-text referencing is available, you can also select a specific passage and bring only that content into the Agent dialog. Add a precise revision request before submitting so the Agent knows what may change and what must stay fixed.
After the script is ready, the current episode script text will be presented in the main area. At this time, you can initiate a task to the Agent to create assets based on the uploaded script.