Turn a news angle, a science question or a product tip into a TikTok video—with visuals, voiceover, captions and music. Start with what your viewers want to know.
9:16 vertical · Try 15–45 seconds · Review and download, then publish on TikTok.
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From this source to this video
See the source material and production brief used for this sample. The source and video are in English; the practice text in other page languages is there for you to adapt.
Before publishing, check the facts, captions and permission to use the materials.
Try a packing-list app brief
Make a 20-second TikTok for a fictional packing-list app. It lets users create a list, check off packed items and reuse the list on their next trip. Show this three-step use case with captions and voiceover. Do not add other features.
From a useful idea to a TikTok video
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Choose an angle
Paste your source or upload files. Pick a question, a surprising fact or one product use.
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Shape the opening
Say who is watching. Choose a hook, language and length; we add the vertical format.
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Check and share
Review the facts, captions and voiceover. Download and publish through your TikTok account.
One brief. Three ways to open.
Try a different opening with the same facts. Each button adds the complete brief and your chosen opening to the input; generate the versions separately.
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Always forget one thing before a trip?
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Your packing list shouldn’t start from scratch every time.
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Make a list. Check it off. Reuse it next trip.
A simple sequence for this product tip
Plan the message before the motion: an opening, a useful explanation, then a natural next step.
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Open with a familiar problem
A forgotten item before a trip makes the use case concrete.
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Show the useful steps
Create a list, check off items, reuse it next time.
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Invite a relevant response
Ask which item the viewer most often forgets.
What does your audience want to know?
News context
Explain the part people are asking about
Turn my dated source into a 30-second TikTok. Open with the audience’s question, separate confirmed facts from commentary and explain the practical impact. Keep source attribution.
Everyday science
Answer one “why” from the comments
Make a 25-second TikTok answering why condensation forms on a cold glass. Explain water vapor and cooling with a simple diagram. End by asking where viewers have noticed it; do not say water leaks through the glass.
Product tips
Show one use, not the whole feature list
Make a 20-second TikTok for a fictional packing-list app. It lets users create a list, check off packed items and reuse the list on their next trip. Show this three-step use case with captions and voiceover. Do not add other features.
Build a TikTok around a useful moment
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Open with a familiar problem or question rather than a list of features.
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Show one practical example, keeping claims tied to the material you provide.
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End with a relevant question only when the video has delivered its answer.
See how Felo presents information
Real Felo samples made from different sources and briefs. Open a video or view its source; narration is in English.