Videomotival – Automatic motivational channel from theme to MP4
Creates full motivational videos (text, voice, illustrations) locally and at zero cost.
Videomotival turns a topic into a finished motivational video. The program creates an original story, divides the text into scenes, generates narration for each one, and produces illustrations in a consistent style. It then combines everything into a 16:9 MP4 file, with the title in the first scene.
For users, the process brings the script, voice, images, and editing together in one workflow that runs on their own computer. They can review and edit scenes, redo narration, or generate a different illustration for a specific scene. The video can be made step by step or with one command that runs the full workflow.
To get started, you need Python, FFmpeg, and the local voice and image services set up. The story can be created with providers such as OpenRouter, Groq, or local Ollama. It is useful to review the script before generating images; the system saves each step’s files and can resume using work already completed.
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