How to Use Mirage™ Studio
Generate hyper-customizable videos with Mirage™ Studio in minutes.
How It Works
Mirage Studio lets you turn a script or voice clip into a fully custom, actor-driven video. Here’s how to get started:
1. Add Your Script or Audio
You can either type your script or upload your own audio.
- Write a script: Enter up to 30 seconds (or 1,000 characters) into the text field. Choose a language and one of our built-in voice options.
- Upload audio: For more control, upload your own voice recording (audio or video file). Mirage will automatically extract and use the audio.
- Record audio: Click Record to capture audio directly in Mirage Studio. Review and retake as needed before applying it to your project.
Your audio quality will affect the video. Try to record in a quiet space with a tone that matches the scene you’re going for.
2. Pick a Voice (if needed)
If you didn’t upload your own audio, choose a voice from our partners (like ElevenLabs or Google).
You can also trim the start or end of the audio to remove silences.
Make sure the voice matches your actor description. For example, don’t pair a deep male voice with a teen female actor unless you’re going for something unique.
3. Edit the Audio Timing
Mirage splits your audio into smaller clips to help control pacing and expressions. You can adjust these manually:
- Align clips with sentence breaks or emotional beats
- Merge or delete segments if the flow feels off
This helps your actor feel more natural and expressive in the final video.
4. Choose or Create an Actor
You have two options here:
Once you have a few actors ready, audition them to see who delivers the best performance.
5. Review and Refine
Watch each actor’s full performance to see how well they bring your script to life.
- Don’t love it? Try a reshoot or swap out certain segments with a different take.
- You can also mix and match performances to build the final video.
6. Export Your Video
Once you’re happy with the result:
- Download the video to share anywhere
- Export as a .zip if you want all files, including audio
- Reshoot all clips if you want to try a fresh version
- Delete if it’s not something you want to keep