How to Make a Day in the Past AI Video

In this guide

Go to aicut.pro and open the Day in the Past template. Under World, pick Ancient Rome, Ancient Egypt, Vikings, Stone Age, Medieval, Pirates or Wild West. Every scene puts one modern object into that world and plays it straight: a snow blower outside a Viking longhouse, a vacuum cleaner on the feast table.

Open Day in the Past

Extra detail takes one line the script has to follow, such as a red sports car in the hook or one scene at the docks. Under Music, keep No music, upload your own track, or open Presets and pick a royalty-free track. Under Advanced, choose 16, 20 or 24 seconds and 480p or 720p; the format is always 4:3.

• Each scene runs 4 seconds, so 16 s gives 4 scenes and 24 s gives 6.
• The music plays under the whole video, across every cut.

Click Preview the script. It is free and lists every scene with a title and what happens in it. Click Change on a scene you do not like, type what should happen instead or leave the field empty, and click Rewrite to replace just that scene. Write a new script replaces all of them.

• You get six scene changes per script; after that, Write a new script still works.
• Changing the world, the detail or the length takes you back to Preview the script; music and resolution do not.

Read the anachronism guide

Click Generate video: the button shows the price in tokens before you click. aicut turns every scene of your script into its own 4-second clip and cuts them together in 4:3, with your track under the whole video if you picked one.