How to Create a Video from Templates
This guide walks you through each step. Step 1: Open the Content Studio Log in to your HeyOz account and open the Content Studio from the main dashboard. Step 2: Go to Templates Scroll down to the Templates section or click Templates from the left sidebar. Step 3: Switch to Video Templates Click Video in the top right corner. This filters the library down to video templates only. Step 4: Pick a Template Browse the range of ready-made templates and pick the one that fits your product. You will find options like 3D Animated, UGC, and ASMR. Step 5: Add Your Product Select your product or add a new one, then click Continue. This keeps your actual product at the center of the video. Step 6: Choose Your Product Photo Pick a product photo or add a new one, then click Continue. A clean, well-lit image gives you a sharper result. Step 7: Select Your Pain Points Choose your pain points from the options listed, or write your own. These shape the message the video is built around. Step 8: Click Continue Click Continue to move to the next step. Step 9: Add Features to Personify Add the features you want the video to bring to life. If there are none to add, skip this step. Step 10: Move to the Run Page Click Looks Good, Go to Run Page to start the process. Step 11: Generate Your Script Click Generate Script to start step one. Review the draft once it appears. Step 12: Animate Your Frames Click Animate Frames to start step two. Wait a few minutes while HeyOz builds your final output. Step 13: Open the Editor Once your video is done, click Open Editor to tweak any frame that needs adjusting. Step 14: Export Your Video Export your finished video once you are happy with it.Tips
- Match your template to your product. A 3D Animated build reads very differently from a UGC or ASMR one, so pick the style that fits your campaign.
- Use a high-resolution product photo. Sharp input gives you a sharper final video.
- Write your own pain points if the presets do not fit your buyer. Specific pain points produce a sharper message.
- Review the script before you animate the frames. Fixing the words first saves you a full regeneration.
- Use the editor to fix single frames rather than regenerating the whole video

