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VideoGen - AI Video Generator
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Trigger: Watch for succeeded project exports
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Action: Select an action
1. Select a trigger

  • Triggers when a project export completes successfully.

2. Select an action

  • Design and run a code snippet.

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Triggers and actions

Explore what you can automate between VideoGen - AI Video Generator and Make Code.

Make an API call
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call to the VideoGen API.
Action
Prompt to video clip
Turns a text prompt into a short video clip with auto-export on. Waits up to about 4 minutes 40 seconds for the exported MP4. Returns project id, editor link, status, export id, export file id, signed download URL, and thumbnail URL. If the run is still going when the window ends, the error includes the workflow run id; use Watch for succeeded project exports for longer renders.
Action
Run code
Design and run a code snippet.
Action
Script to video
Turns a script into a video with auto-export on. Waits up to about 4 minutes 40 seconds for the exported MP4. Returns project id, editor link, status, export id, export file id, signed download URL, and thumbnail URL. If the run is still going when the window ends, the error includes the workflow run id; use Watch for succeeded project exports for longer renders.
Action
Slideshow to video
Turns an uploaded PDF or slideshow file into a video with auto-export on. Map fileId from Upload a file. Waits up to about 4 minutes 40 seconds for the exported MP4. Returns project id, editor link, status, export id, export file id, signed download URL, and thumbnail URL. If the run is still going when the window ends, the error includes the workflow run id; use Watch for succeeded project exports for longer renders.
Action
Upload a file
Creates a VideoGen file, PUTs the binary to the presigned URL, then polls until the file type is known. Returns the file id to map into Voiceover to video, Slideshow to video, and optional file fields on other workflows.
Action
Voiceover to video
Turns an uploaded audio file into a video with auto-export on. Map fileId from Upload a file. Waits up to about 4 minutes 40 seconds for the exported MP4. Returns project id, editor link, status, export id, export file id, signed download URL, and thumbnail URL. If the run is still going when the window ends, the error includes the workflow run id; use Watch for succeeded project exports for longer renders.
Action
Watch for succeeded project exports
Triggers when a project export completes successfully.
Trigger

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