How to create an AI YouTube intro fast (AI video generator + After Effects workflow)
Learn how to create a YouTube intro fast using AI tools, templates, and After Effects. Build visuals, add music, and refine a clean, branded opener.
Envato: Get every type of asset for any type of project, and access to AI tools. Start now
You landed on a generation you love. Now make it work everywhere. VideoGen’s new 'Reframe' adapts your AI videos to any aspect ratio — without losing what made them worth keeping.
There’s a specific kind of frustration reserved for the moment you generate a perfect 16:9 video and then remember your deliverables include 9:16, 1:1, and a selection of other ratios your client has decided to experiment with that week.
The finished video you love is right there. The mood, the composition, the movement — all of it. But if you wanted to change ratio your only option has been to regenerate for each format and hope you catch lightning in the same bottle three more times.
Good news! Might we introduce you to VideoGen Reframe? Our new answer to all your AI reframing needs. Reframe is here to solve all your reformatting problems. Reframe means those issues above? No longer your concern.
VideoGen Reframe lets you take any video you’ve generated in VideoGen and adapt it to a different aspect ratio after you’ve created it. No more committing to a format before you know whether the video is even worth committing to. No more cursing the skies after getting the perfect video, and then having to regenerate it in other ratios.. Now you simply hit Generate, land on something that feels right, and then send it wherever it needs to go, in the exact ratio needed for the job.
Seven aspect ratios are supported: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 21:9, and 9:21. That covers social (TikTok, Reels, Stories), cinematic widescreen, standard presentation formats, and pretty much everything in between. Audio carries through untouched, and output quality stays production-ready.
When your new aspect ratio needs additional frame space — going from portrait to landscape, for instance — Reframe doesn’t just stretch or pad. It uses AI outpainting to extend your scene intelligently. And you can guide it with a prompt.
That prompt control is where this gets genuinely interesting. Reframing a beach scene from 9:16 to 16:9? Tell it to extend the shoreline and open up the sky. Adapting a product shot from 16:9 to 1:1? Direct it to expand the background rather than leaving the composition to chance.
You can also position your original video within the new frame, giving you precise control over how the composition carries into the new aspect ratio. You’re making real creative decisions about how your video occupies a new frame, which turns format conversion into something closer to a creative opportunity.
Reframe works on any video in your generation history — not just your latest creation. That means every video you’ve previously generated in VideoGen is now potential multi-format source material.
A library of landscape generations becomes a library of vertical, square, and widescreen content. No regeneration, no reworking prompts, no hoping the AI recreates what you already had. If you’ve been using VideoGen for a while, you’re sitting on more content than you think.
You’ve generated a hero video for a campaign, and it’s exactly what you wanted. Now you need it in five formats by tomorrow. Reframe turns that from an afternoon of regenerating into a few minutes of adapting.
It goes further than campaign delivery, though. A/B testing ad placements gets faster when you can reframe one strong concept across platforms without variation in the creative itself. Presentations benefit from pulling a vertical generation into 16:9 without losing what made it work. And for anyone building a VideoGen content library over time, retroactively reframing your strongest generations means your best work keeps earning its keep.
Aspect ratio becomes a distribution decision, not a creative one. You make the video you want first, then figure out where it lives.
Reframe lives inside the same ecosystem as 22 million+ artist-created assets, a full suite of AI generation tools, and a lifetime commercial license on everything you download or generate. Your reframed video isn’t stranded in a standalone tool; it sits alongside the music, graphics, templates, and footage you’re already using to build the final deliverable. That’s the difference between a feature that exists in isolation and one that’s woven into the way you actually work. Generate, refine, reframe, and ship — all from the same subscription.
Go on, reframe the way you’ve been creating.
What aspect ratios does Reframe support?
Seven: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 21:9, and 9:21.
Does Reframe work on videos from my generation history?
Yes. Any video you’ve previously generated in VideoGen can be reframed.
Is audio preserved when I reframe a video?
Yes. Your existing audio carries through to the reframed version untouched.
Can I guide what fills the new frame space?
Yes. You can add a prompt to direct the outpainting, and position your existing video within the new frame for precise control over the final composition.
Can I reframe stock videos or my own uploaded videos?
Reframe currently supports videos generated by VideoGen.
Is Reframe available on other creative platforms?
Reframe with prompt-guided outpainting is built into Envato’s VideoGen as part of your subscription. It works alongside Envato’s full library of creative assets and AI tools — all covered by a lifetime commercial license.
Do I need a separate subscription to use Reframe?
No. Reframe is included with your Envato subscription on Individual, Student, and Team plans, and for Enterprise customers on the Ultimate Tier.
Learn how to create a YouTube intro fast using AI tools, templates, and After Effects. Build visuals, add music, and refine a clean, branded opener.
Create an ad with AI using Envato’s tools to generate visuals, animate video, add music, and build polished campaigns fast.
Learn how to create cinematic AI videos using a step-by-step AI short film workflow, from generating clips with VideoGen to editing and refining everything in DaVinci Resolve.
Seedance 2.0 — ByteDance's AI video model known for its physical realism and scene complexity — is now part of the model lineup behind Envato's AI video generator. Here's what changes.