The lesson is taught in Urdu. The full course has 109 free lessons on Facebook, TikTok and AI video.
What you will learn
- In ChatGPT open Explore GPTs, search "object", start a chat with "Object Talk" and ask for a story with related objects (for example mobile, charger, power bank).
- Pick an idea, ask for a full 30-second story with equal-length parts, then paste each part's prompt + script into Google Flow (Video, x1) and download each clip.
- Import the clips into CapCut, sort Latest to earliest, check the voices and export your ~30-second talking-object short.
Lesson chapters
- Intro — viral talking-object videos and what they need
- Two parts: a GPT in ChatGPT makes the prompt + script; Google Flow makes the video
- (screen) A sample account's popular videos — 10.8M, 5.3M, 5.7M views
- First learn single clips, then full story videos
- ChatGPT → Explore GPTs → search "object" (English one; a Hindi one for Asian audience)
- You can also ask it to make it in Urdu
- "Object Talk" GPT — very popular (screen: 1M+ chats) → Start chat
- Choose the topic — food items and mobiles are trending
- Related objects: mobile, battery, charger, power bank
- Open Google Flow, copy the full prompt
- Copy the image prompt with its script and paste it in Flow (Video x1)
- Same for the battery, charger and power bank — one by one
- It speaks English — better for a premium audience; Hindi/Urdu also possible
- Result: four separate clips, each object talks about itself — not a story yet
- (screen) Ask for story-type ideas with mobile, charger and power bank
- Ask for a fuller story that's easy to make as a 30-second video
- First part too long, others short — ask to keep all parts equal
- New Flow project for the story
- Paste each part's prompt + script and generate
- Four parts generating — wait
- Download all four clips
- CapCut — import, sort "Latest to earliest" so the order is right
- Play it to check what each one says
- Finished short (~32 sec, screen) — the 1% story
Tools used
Google Flow, CapCut desktop (import, sort, play, export)
Questions this lesson answers
Which tool writes the prompt and script for talking object videos?
In ChatGPT open Explore GPTs, search "object" and start a chat with the "Object Talk" GPT. It gives a Pixar-style prompt and a short script for each object.
What topic should I choose for talking object videos?
Pick trending everyday objects, for example food items or mobiles. In the lesson the topic was a mobile and its battery, with a charger and power bank.
How do I make the object talk in Google Flow?
Set Flow to Video, x1, and paste the object's prompt together with its script, then generate. The clip speaks the script lines.
Should I make the video in English or Urdu/Hindi?
Any of them works, and you can ask the GPT for Urdu. Umair suggests English so you reach a premium audience.
How do I turn single talking clips into a story?
Ask the GPT for story-type ideas using related objects (like mobile, charger and power bank), pick one, and ask it to make a full story that is easy to make as a 30-second video.
One part of my script is much longer than the others. What do I do?
Ask the GPT to keep all the parts of the script equal and the emotions matched to the story, then make each part in Flow.
How do I keep my story clips in order in CapCut?
Import all the clips and sort them Latest to earliest, then play the video to check each part before exporting.
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