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Welcome to Kinema

Guides for creating, editing, and finishing videos in Kinema.

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#One story. From start to finish.

Kinema brings video creation and editing into one workspace. Start with a finished script, recorded narration, or talking-head video. Choose the voices, sources, and style you want to use, then review the first cut in the editor.

The guides follow that same path: prepare your material, create a video, refine the details, and render a version you can download. You remain in control of what your audience sees and hears.

  1. Bring the story

    Paste or import a script, upload a voiceover, or attach your on-camera recording. Choose the video language and check the length.

  2. Give it direction

    Select your voice, sources, visual style, and optional presenter. Review the settings and credit estimate before starting.

  3. Make the cut yours

    Watch the video, replace media, refine captions, add graphics or overlays, and balance the sound. Render and download when it is ready.

#Get to know your toolkit

You want to…Start with…
Narrate a scriptA library voice or your own voice clone, with adjustable voice settings.
Put a presenter on screenAn avatar or your own talking-head recording. Add a cast for recurring characters in generated scenes.
Keep a consistent channel styleBrand profiles, graphics themes, and media-source choices.
Refine the visualsThe media library, uploads, scene replacement, graphics, and transitions.
Place a logo or QR code over the videoAn uploaded overlay, positioned and resized on the preview.
Polish the final cutCaption styles, music and sound-effect levels, then a downloadable render.
Work with other peopleTeam workspaces, project access, and roles.

#A good first video starts here

  • Bring a complete narration. A finished script or clean recording makes it easier to judge the first cut.
  • Choose a subject you can illustrate clearly. If your story depends on a specific image, logo, or clip, have that asset ready to upload in the editor.
  • Review the sources and credit estimate shown in the confirmation before generating.
  • Watch the full video before publishing. Check the facts, pronunciation, captions, media permissions, and the downloaded render.

#Find the answer, keep creating

Use search to jump to a feature or a specific step. Each guide includes the controls to look for, what to expect, and related topics. Screenshots show Kinema’s interface; illustrated walkthroughs simplify the motion so you can see the important action.

A feature marked Soon in the app is not available yet. In particular, choosing a language for a new script is different from translating an already finished video. The language guide explains what is available today.

Last updated September 9, 2026