# AI Avatar Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-avatar-generator Learn how to create professional videos with customizable AI avatars, realistic voices, multiple languages, and your own avatar in Klyra AI. [AI Avatar](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-avatar-generator) brings your digital avatars to life and helps you create professional videos without a traditional recording workflow. Choose an avatar, add a voice and script, configure the video, and generate the final result from one workspace. Klyra AI's AI Avatar experience supports both **AI Avatar Photos** and **AI Avatar Videos**, powered by HeyGen. The app includes prebuilt avatar assets, custom avatar options, a large voice library, customizable video settings, and background controls. AI Avatar is designed to keep the video creation workflow simple: choose an avatar, provide the content, configure the presentation, and generate the video. ## What you can create AI Avatar has two main creation workflows: | Workflow | Best for | | -------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Create Video from AI Avatar Photos** | Create an avatar video from a still AI avatar image or your own avatar photo. | | **Create Video from AI Avatar Videos** | Create a video using a prebuilt or uploaded avatar video asset. | The AI Avatar app also provides access to avatar and voice assets, uploads, and generated video results. ## How AI Avatar works Select an AI Avatar Photo or an AI Avatar Video from the available assets. Choose a voice and enter the words your avatar should speak. Set the title, dimensions, avatar presentation, and background. Click **Generate Video** and let Klyra create the final avatar video. ## Open AI Avatar Open **AI Avatar** from the **Video** section of the Klyra AI workspace. The AI Avatar landing screen presents the two primary creation paths: * **Create Video from AI Avatar Videos** * **Create Video from AI Avatar Photos** It also provides access to: * Video Results * Image Avatars * Video Avatars * AI Voices * Uploads Klyra AI Avatar workspace showing the two avatar video creation options and avatar asset navigation The exact asset gallery available to you depends on the avatar assets configured in your Klyra workspace. ## Create a video from an AI Avatar Video Choose **Create Video from AI Avatar Videos** when you want to start from a video avatar asset rather than a still image. This workflow is useful when you want to use a prepared avatar performance and focus on the voice, script, and final presentation. ### Step 1: Select your Avatar Video The first step changes to **Select your Avatar Video**. The gallery displays available video avatar assets. The screenshot includes assets such as: * Giulia Office Front * Giulia Office Front 2 * Giulia Office Side * Giulia Office Side 2 * Giulia Sofa Front * Giulia Sofa Side * Other available avatar video assets Select the video avatar you want to use. AI Avatar Create Video from AI Avatar Videos workflow showing the video avatar gallery Klyra's AI Avatar feature supports hundreds of prebuilt video avatars that can be used to generate videos. ### Step 2: Select your voice and enter script text The second step is again **Select your voice and enter script text**. Choose an **Audio Voice**, preview it if needed, and enter your **Video Script Text**. The same voice and script principles apply: * Choose a voice appropriate for the audience. * Keep the message concise. * Use natural language. * Review the script before generating. AI Avatar video workflow showing voice selection and video script text ### Step 3: Set your Video Settings The video-avatar workflow exposes a simpler set of presentation controls than the photo-avatar workflow. #### Video Title Enter a descriptive title for the video. #### Video Dimension Choose the required video orientation. The screenshot shows **Landscape** selected. #### Avatar Style The interface provides an **Avatar Style** selector. The screenshot shows **Normal** selected. Choose the available style that best fits the presentation. ### Choose a background You can configure the background using: * **Background Color** * **Background Image** * **Background Image URL** This allows you to create a clean studio-style background or place the avatar in a more branded visual environment. AI Avatar video workflow showing avatar style and background settings ### Generate the video Review the selected avatar, voice, script, title, dimension, avatar style, and background. Then click **Generate Video**. ## Create a video from an AI Avatar Photo Choose **Create Video from AI Avatar Photos** when you want to start with a still avatar image. This workflow is useful for: * Explainer videos * Product introductions * Business presentations * Marketing videos * Educational content * Customer-facing announcements * Other presenter-style videos ### Step 1: Select your Avatar Image The first step is **Select your Avatar Image**. The avatar gallery displays available image avatars. In the interface, avatar cards include examples such as Veronica, Leslie, Leah, Joanne, Jessica, Geoff, Ethan, Kevin, Shaun, and Evan. Select the avatar you want to use. AI Avatar Create Video from AI Avatar Photos workflow showing image avatar selection, voice and script settings, and video settings Klyra's AI Avatar documentation describes hundreds of prebuilt image avatars and also supports generating your own personal avatar by uploading your own photos. ### Step 2: Select your voice and enter script text After selecting the avatar, move to **Step 2: Select your voice and enter script text**. #### Choose an Audio Voice Use the **Audio Voice** selector to choose the voice your avatar will use. The interface also provides a voice preview control so you can listen to the selected voice. The AI Avatar product supports a large voice library covering more than 700 voices across 170+ languages. #### Enter your Video Script Text Enter the exact message you want the avatar to speak in **Video Script Text**. A good script should: * Start with the main message. * Use short, natural sentences. * Match the selected avatar and voice. * Avoid unnecessary filler. * End with a clear next step when appropriate. Example: > Hi, I'm your AI avatar. Welcome to Klyra AI, the AI Operating System that brings AI-powered work together in one intelligent workspace. Keep the script focused on one message. Shorter, well-structured scripts are generally easier to review and refine before generation. ### Step 3: Set your Video Settings The photo-avatar workflow provides video presentation controls. #### Video Title Enter a title that helps you identify the generated video. For example: > Klyra AI Explainer #### Video Dimension Choose the output orientation from the available options. The screenshot shows **Landscape** selected. Choose the dimension that best fits where you intend to use the video. #### Avatar Crop Style The photo-avatar interface provides an **Avatar Crop Style** setting. The screenshot shows **Square** selected. Choose the crop style that best fits the visual presentation you want. #### Avatar Talking Style The interface provides an **Avatar Talking Style** setting. The screenshot shows **Expressive** selected. Choose the presentation style that matches your content. #### Avatar Expression The interface provides an **Avatar Expression** setting. The screenshot shows **Happy** selected. Choose the expression that matches the message and tone of the video. ### Choose a background The photo-avatar workflow provides three background approaches: * **Background Color** * **Background Image** * **Background Image URL** You can therefore create a simple branded background or use an image-based scene. AI Avatar photo workflow showing video settings and background controls The AI Avatar feature documentation specifically supports custom image backgrounds for the final avatar result. ### Generate the video When the avatar, voice, script, and settings are ready, click **Generate Video**. Klyra processes the configuration and creates the avatar video. ## Photo avatars vs. video avatars The two workflows are closely related, but they begin with different avatar assets. | | AI Avatar Photos | AI Avatar Videos | | ------------------------ | ------------------------------------- | -------------------- | | Starting asset | Still avatar image | Avatar video | | Avatar selection | Image Avatar gallery | Video Avatar gallery | | Voice | Selectable | Selectable | | Script | Entered by user | Entered by user | | Video title | Available | Available | | Video dimension | Available | Available | | Background color | Available | Available | | Background image | Available | Available | | Background image URL | Available | Available | | Avatar-specific controls | Crop style, talking style, expression | Avatar style | The settings shown above are based on the provided Klyra AI interfaces. Individual controls may vary as the AI Avatar experience evolves. ## Manage your avatar assets The AI Avatar workspace includes an **Assets** area with: * **Image Avatars** * **Video Avatars** * **AI Voices** * **Uploads** This gives you one place to work with the assets used by the avatar creation workflows. ### Image Avatars Use **Image Avatars** to browse the available still-image avatar assets. Klyra also supports creating a personal avatar by uploading your own photos. ### Video Avatars Use **Video Avatars** to browse the available avatar video assets. ### AI Voices Use **AI Voices** to access the available voice assets. The product documentation describes a library of more than 700 voiceovers across 170+ languages. ### Uploads Use **Uploads** to manage user-uploaded assets used by the application. ## Review generated videos Open **Video Results** from the AI Avatar workspace to access videos created with the app. Use this area to review your generated results and continue managing your avatar video workflow. The provided screenshots show the Video Results entry point, while the detailed results screen is not included in the supplied source material. This tutorial therefore does not assume additional result-screen controls that are not shown. ## Recommended workflow Use an AI Avatar Photo when you want to start from a still image. Use an AI Avatar Video when you already have a suitable avatar video asset. Prepare a clear, concise script before configuring the final presentation. Select a voice that matches the audience, message, and desired presentation style. Choose the video dimension, avatar presentation settings, and background. Generate the video and review the result before using it in a campaign, presentation, or customer-facing workflow. ## Best practices ### Match the avatar to the message Choose an avatar whose appearance and presentation style fit your intended audience and use case. ### Keep scripts focused Avoid putting multiple unrelated messages into one video. A focused script makes the final video easier to understand. ### Choose the voice deliberately The AI Avatar experience provides a large voice library. Use the voice selector and preview controls to find a voice that fits your content. ### Use backgrounds intentionally A clean background can work well for explainers and business presentations, while a branded image can help support marketing content. ### Review before publishing Review the generated video before sharing it publicly. Check the script, pronunciation, visual presentation, background, and overall message. ## Common use cases The AI Avatar product is designed for a broad range of video workflows, including: * Informational sessions * Sales pitches * Customer service enhancements * Marketing campaigns * Educational content * Business communication * Presenter-style explainers Klyra positions AI Avatar as a way to create studio-quality avatar videos with customizable avatars and professional voiceovers. ## Quick reference | Task | Where to do it | | ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | | Open AI Avatar | **Video → AI Avatar** | | Create from a photo | **Create Video → Create Video from AI Avatar Photos** | | Create from a video | **Create Video → Create Video from AI Avatar Videos** | | Browse image avatars | **Assets → Image Avatars** | | Browse video avatars | **Assets → Video Avatars** | | Browse voices | **Assets → AI Voices** | | Manage uploads | **Assets → Uploads** | | Review generated videos | **Video Results** | | Generate | **Generate Video** | ## Troubleshooting ### I cannot find the avatar I want Check the relevant avatar gallery: * **Image Avatars** for still-image assets. * **Video Avatars** for video assets. If you want a personal avatar, use the supported upload workflow for your own photos. ### My video does not have the presentation style I expected Review the settings before generating: * Avatar Crop Style * Avatar Talking Style * Avatar Expression * Avatar Style * Video Dimension * Background The available controls depend on whether you are creating from an AI Avatar Photo or AI Avatar Video. ### I want to use my own avatar Klyra's AI Avatar feature supports generating a personal avatar by uploading your own profile photos. ### I want to change the voice Return to the **Audio Voice** selector and choose another available voice. The product supports a large multilingual voice library. ## You're ready to create avatar videos You now know how to: * Open AI Avatar * Choose between AI Avatar Photos and AI Avatar Videos * Select an avatar * Choose a voice * Write a video script * Configure video dimensions * Configure avatar presentation settings * Add a background color * Add a background image * Use a background image URL * Generate an avatar video * Manage avatar assets * Review generated video results AI Avatar brings these capabilities together inside Klyra AI, reinforcing the platform's goal of providing business-ready AI applications through one unified AI Operating System. # AI Blogger Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-blogger Learn how to create SEO-focused blog content with Klyra AI Blogger, from researching topics and keywords to generating and publishing blog posts. [AI Blogger](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-blogger) helps you build a repeatable blogging workflow inside Klyra. Create an AI Blogger Agent with your topics, writing style, SEO preferences, WordPress connection, and publishing cadence. Then use the agent to generate posts as drafts, review them, and publish or schedule them. AI Blogger is designed around a review-first workflow. Generating posts creates drafts for you to review before publishing. ## How AI Blogger works Define what the agent should write about, how it should sound, how its content should be structured for SEO, where it should publish, and how often it should publish. Use the agent to generate one or more new blog posts. Generated posts are added as drafts. Open a draft, review the title and article, update the content if needed, and review categories, tags, and SEO metadata. Publish the post immediately or schedule it for a future date and time. ## Before you start You will need: * Access to Klyra AI. * A WordPress website if you want the agent to publish automatically to WordPress. * A WordPress username with the required permissions. * A WordPress Application Password for the connection. Do not use your normal WordPress account password in the WordPress connection. AI Blogger uses a WordPress Application Password. ## Create your first AI Blogger Agent Open **AI Blogger** from the Klyra sidebar, then choose **Create AI Blogger**. The agent setup contains five steps: 1. Topics 2. Voice & Tone 3. SEO 4. WordPress 5. Schedule AI Blogger dashboard showing the Create AI Blogger button and agent overview ### Step 1: Define your topics The **Topics** step tells your agent what it should write about. Enter: * **Agent Name**: The name you will use to identify the agent in Klyra. * **Topics**: The subjects the agent should cover. * **Target Keywords**: Keywords the agent should naturally use in its posts. Example: | Field | Example | | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Agent Name | AI Business Blog | | Topics | Artificial Intelligence, AI for Business, AI Productivity, Business Automation | | Target Keywords | AI for business, AI productivity, AI automation, business AI tools | AI Blogger Create Agent Topics step showing agent name, topics, and target keywords Keep your topics focused. An agent with a clear subject area is easier to keep consistent than an agent that covers unrelated subjects. Click **Continue**. ### Step 2: Set the voice and tone The **Voice & Tone** step controls how your agent should sound. The writing tone options shown in the interface include: * Professional * Friendly * Direct * Technical * Casual * Authoritative You can also add **Custom Style Rules** for repeatable writing guidance. Example: > Use clear, practical language. Focus on business outcomes and real-world examples. Avoid unnecessary jargon, hype, and exaggerated claims. Use concise paragraphs and active voice. AI Blogger Create Agent Voice and Tone step showing writing tone options and custom style rules Click **Continue**. ### Step 3: Configure SEO preferences The **SEO** step controls the default search-focused structure of generated content. #### Keyword density The screenshot shows: **Medium (2-3%) - Balanced** The interface recommends Medium for most content. #### Metadata limits Set: * **Meta Title Max** * **Meta Desc. Max** The example configuration uses: * Meta Title Max: **60** * Meta Desc. Max: **160** #### Content structure You can enable: * **H2 headings** * **H3 sub-headings** * **FAQ section** * **Bullet lists** AI Blogger SEO Preferences step showing keyword density, metadata limits, and content structure options Click **Continue**. ### Step 4: Connect WordPress The **WordPress Connection** step connects your website so the agent can publish automatically. Enter: * **WordPress Site URL** * **WordPress Username** * **Application Password** The Site URL should include `https://`. The interface indicates that no trailing slash is needed. AI Blogger WordPress Connection step showing site URL, username, application password, and Test Connection #### Create a WordPress Application Password If you do not already have one: 1. Sign in to your WordPress administrator dashboard. 2. Open your user profile. 3. Find **Application Passwords**. 4. Enter a name, such as `Blogger Agent`. 5. Create the application password. 6. Copy the generated password and enter it into Klyra. WordPress Application Passwords screen showing an existing Blogger Agent application password Treat the Application Password like a credential. Do not publish it in documentation, screenshots, messages, or source code. Revoke it from WordPress when it is no longer needed. #### Test the connection Click **Test Connection**. A successful connection is confirmed by the success message shown in Klyra. AI Blogger WordPress connection screen showing a successful connection Click **Continue**. ### Step 5: Choose the publishing cadence The **Schedule** step defines the agent's default publishing cadence. | Option | What it means | | ---------- | ------------------------------------- | | **Manual** | You decide when to publish each post. | | **Daily** | One post per day from drafts. | | **Weekly** | One post per week from drafts. | | **Custom** | Choose your own interval in hours. | The interface notes that the publishing cadence can be overridden per post. AI Blogger Publishing Cadence step showing Manual, Daily, Weekly, and Custom options Agent-level Publishing Cadence is different from scheduling one specific post from the Edit Post screen. ### Create the agent After completing all five steps, click **Create Agent**. Your new agent appears under **My Agents**. AI Blogger workspace showing an AI Business Blog agent An agent card can include: * Agent name * Active or inactive status * Connected WordPress site * **Generate** * **Edit** * **Delete** ## Generate blog posts From **My Agents**, click **Generate** on the agent you want to use. The **Generate Posts** dialog opens. Enter the number of posts you want to create. The interface allows up to **100 posts at a time**. For your first run, start with a small batch so you can review the output and refine the agent if needed. Generate Posts dialog showing the number of posts field and Start generation button Click **Start generation**. Generated posts are added as drafts. Generation does not mean that posts are immediately published. ## Review your generated posts Open **Posts** from the AI Blogger workspace. The Posts page provides status filters for: * **All** * **Drafts** * **Scheduled** * **Published** * **Failed** AI Blogger Posts page showing generated draft posts and post actions Post rows can show the: * Title * AI model * Topic or tag information * Status * Date * Available actions Available actions shown include: * **Publish** * **Schedule** * **Edit** * **Delete** ### Understand the post lifecycle ```text theme={null} Generated ↓ Draft ↓ Review and edit ↓ Publish now OR schedule ↓ Published ``` A post that does not publish successfully can appear under **Failed**. ## Edit and review a post Open a draft using **Edit**. The **Edit Post** screen provides the content editor and publishing controls. AI Blogger Edit Post screen showing the article editor, publishing controls, taxonomy, SEO metadata, and post details ### Edit the title The generated title appears at the top of the editor and can be changed before publishing. ### Edit the article The article is displayed in a rich text editor. Review and modify the generated content, including headings, formatting, lists, links, and other supported editor elements. Review AI-generated content before publishing. Check factual claims, examples, names, statistics, links, formatting, and whether the article meets your intended search intent. ### Review categories and tags The **Taxonomy** section contains: * **Categories** * **Tags** Both fields use comma-separated values. Example: **Categories** > Technology, Marketing **Tags** > ai, blogging ### Review SEO metadata The **SEO Metadata** section includes: * **Meta Title** * **Meta Description** * **Featured Image URL** The interface displays character counters for the meta title and description. ### Review post details The **Details** panel shows information such as the AI model used and when the post was created. ## Save, publish, or schedule ### Save Changes Use **Save Changes** to keep your edits without publishing the article. ### Publish Now Use **Publish Now** when the article is ready to be published immediately. Before publishing, confirm the title, content, taxonomy, SEO metadata, and WordPress connection. ### Schedule Publish Use **Schedule Publish** when you want the article to go live at a future date and time. Remember: * **Publishing Cadence** = the agent's default publishing rhythm. * **Schedule Publish** = the publication schedule for an individual post. ## Manage your AI Blogger Agents Return to **My Agents** to manage configured agents. ### Enable or disable an agent Use the toggle on the agent card to control whether the agent is active. ### Edit an agent Use **Edit** when you want to change topics, keywords, voice, SEO preferences, WordPress settings, or publishing cadence. ### Generate more posts Use **Generate** to create another batch of draft posts. ### Delete an agent Use **Delete** when the agent is no longer needed. Deleting an agent is different from deleting an individual post. Review what you are removing before confirming the action. ## Recommended first workflow Create an agent around one clear blog subject. Choose a tone and add Custom Style Rules for repeatable brand guidance. Set keyword density, metadata limits, and the content structure you want. Create a dedicated Application Password and test the connection. Start with a few posts and evaluate the results. Check the article, metadata, categories, tags, and factual accuracy. Publish immediately or schedule the post for later. ## Quick reference | Task | Where to do it | | ------------------------------ | ---------------------------------- | | Create an agent | **AI Blogger → Create AI Blogger** | | Define topics | **Create Agent → Topics** | | Set writing style | **Create Agent → Voice & Tone** | | Configure SEO | **Create Agent → SEO** | | Connect WordPress | **Create Agent → WordPress** | | Set default publishing cadence | **Create Agent → Schedule** | | Generate posts | **My Agents → Generate** | | Review drafts | **Posts → Drafts** | | Edit a post | **Posts → Edit** | | Save edits | **Edit Post → Save Changes** | | Publish immediately | **Edit Post → Publish Now** | | Schedule one post | **Edit Post → Schedule Publish** | | Manage agents | **My Agents** | ## Best practices ### Keep each agent focused Use separate agents for substantially different content strategies. ### Use relevant target keywords Add keywords that genuinely match the topics you want the agent to cover. ### Make Custom Style Rules specific Good rules describe observable writing behavior, such as using active voice, concise paragraphs, practical examples, and plain language. ### Review before publishing Check factual accuracy, statistics, links, claims, structure, and SEO metadata before publishing. ### Start with drafts For a new agent, generate a small batch first. Refine the configuration before scaling up. ## Troubleshooting ### The WordPress connection fails Check: 1. The WordPress URL includes `https://`. 2. There is no unnecessary trailing slash. 3. The username is correct. 4. You used a WordPress Application Password. 5. The Application Password has not been revoked. 6. You can run **Test Connection** again. ### The generated posts do not match my preferred style Review **Voice & Tone**, including the selected tone and Custom Style Rules. Also review your Topics and Target Keywords. ### I generated posts but they are not published Generated posts are added as **drafts**. Open **Posts → Drafts**, review the content, then use **Publish Now** or **Schedule Publish**. ### I want to change when a specific post goes live Open the post and use **Schedule Publish**. This is separate from the agent-level **Publishing Cadence**. ## You're ready to blog with AI You now know how to: * Create an AI Blogger Agent * Define topics and target keywords * Set the writing voice and custom style * Configure SEO preferences * Connect WordPress * Choose a publishing cadence * Generate posts in batches * Review and edit drafts * Manage categories and tags * Review SEO metadata * Publish immediately * Schedule individual posts * Manage AI Blogger Agents # AI Chatbot Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-chatbot Learn how to build and customize AI chatbots with Klyra AI for automated customer conversations and website interactions. [AI Chatbots](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-chatbot) lets you build an AI-powered chatbot for your website and customer conversations. You can configure how the chatbot behaves, customize its appearance, add a knowledge base, embed it on your website, and optionally connect messaging channels. The workflow shown in this guide contains five setup steps: Configure, Customize, Train, Embed, and Channels. ## How AI Chatbots works The chatbot setup follows this workflow: Define the chatbot's name, instructions, messages, AI model, interaction type, and interface language. Customize the chatbot's logo, avatar, colors, branding, message timestamps, and widget position. Add knowledge sources such as URLs, PDFs, text, or Q\&A so the chatbot can answer using your information. Get the chatbot embed code, adjust its dimensions, and copy the code for use on your website. Optionally connect supported messaging channels such as Telegram and WhatsApp. ## Open AI Chatbots From the Klyra sidebar, open **AI Chatbots**. The AI Chatbots dashboard gives you an overview of your chatbot activity and provides shortcuts for common tasks. Klyra AI Chatbots dashboard showing chatbot metrics, creation shortcuts, and an existing chatbot ### Dashboard overview The dashboard can show: * **Total Chatbots** * **Total Conversations** * **Total Messages** * **Active Domains** * **Total Tokens Usage** It also provides shortcuts for: * **Create New Chatbot** * **View Recent Conversations** * **Chatbot Knowledge Bases** * **Chatbot Analytics** Under **My Chatbots**, you can see configured chatbots and their active status. The metrics and chatbot information shown in the dashboard are workspace data. Your values will differ depending on your chatbot activity. ## Create a chatbot Select **Create New Chatbot** to begin. The setup wizard contains five steps: 1. Configure 2. Customize 3. Train 4. Embed 5. Channels ## Step 1: Configure the chatbot The **Configure Chatbot** step defines the chatbot's core behavior and conversation settings. Klyra AI Configure Chatbot step showing chatbot identity, instructions, messages, model, interaction type, and interface language ### Chatbot Title Enter the title used to identify the chatbot configuration. ### AI Chatbot Name Set the name displayed by the AI chatbot. The interface also provides a **Hide Chatbot Name** option if you do not want the chatbot name displayed. ### Chatbot Instructions Use **Chatbot Instructions** to describe how the chatbot should behave and respond. The interface provides an example instruction: > You are a helpful AI assistant... Use this area to provide the instructions that define your chatbot's intended behavior and use case. ### Restrict to data source and instructions The **Restrict to data source and instructions** option controls whether the AI should answer using only the connected data sources and the instructions you provide. When enabled, the interface explains that the AI will only answer using connected data sources and the specified instructions. Enable this setting when you want the chatbot's responses to stay closely tied to the information you provide through its connected sources and instructions. ### Custom Fallback Message Enable **Custom Fallback Message** if you want to define what the chatbot should say when it does not know the answer. The interface provides a field for entering the custom response. For example, you can use a concise message that tells the visitor that the requested information is not available. ### Greeting Message Set the **Greeting Message** shown when the chatbot starts a conversation. The screenshot uses: > Hey, what can I do for you today? ### Bubble Message Set the **Bubble Message** displayed before the chatbot is expanded. The interface also provides **Hide Bubble Message**. When enabled, the bubble message will not be shown. ### User Message Placeholder Set the text displayed inside the message input before the visitor types. The screenshot uses: > Type your message... ### AI Model Choose the AI model that powers the external chatbot. The screenshot shows: **OpenAI | GPT 4o mini** The available models in your account may differ. ### Interaction Type Choose how users interact with the chatbot. The screenshot shows: **Only AI** ### Chatbot Interface Language Set the language used for the chatbot interface, including its menu, buttons, and interface text. The screenshot shows: **Auto** Click **Next** to continue. ## Step 2: Customize the chatbot The **Customize Styles** step controls the chatbot's visual appearance. Klyra AI Customize Styles step showing logo, avatar, colors, branding, timestamp, and widget position settings ### Main Header Logo Upload your logo using **Drag and drop your logo or Browse**. You can also enable **Hide main banner logo** if you do not want the main header logo displayed. ### AI Avatar Select an avatar for the chatbot. The interface displays several avatar choices and a button to add another option. You can also enable **Hide AI avatar logo** if you do not want the avatar displayed. ### Customize colors The **Colors** section lets you customize the visual colors used by the chatbot widget. The settings shown include: * **Header Background** * **Header Text** * **AI Background** * **AI Text** * **User Background** * **User Text** The interface displays a color selector and a corresponding color value for each setting. Use colors that maintain clear contrast between the chatbot header, AI messages, and user messages. ### Branding The **Branding** section includes an option to: **Hide "Powered by Klyra AI" badge on the chat widget** You can also set a **Footer Link**. The screenshot shows: `https://klyra.ai` ### Message timestamps You can enable: **Hide Date and Time of Messages** When enabled, date and time information is hidden from messages. ### Widget position Choose where the chatbot widget should appear: * **Left Side** * **Right Side** The screenshot shows **Right Side** selected. Click **Next** to continue. ## Step 3: Add a Knowledge Base The **Add a Knowledge Base** step lets you provide information that the chatbot can use to personalize its responses. Klyra AI Add a Knowledge Base step showing URL, PDF, Text, Q&A, and Website URL training options ### Select a data source The interface shows these data-source options: * **URL** * **PDF** * **Text** * **Q\&A** * **YouTube** marked **Coming Soon** ### Train via URLs When using the URL option, the interface provides a **Website URL** field and a **Train via URLs** button. Enter the website information you want the chatbot to learn from, then select **Train via URLs**. The screenshot shows YouTube as **Coming Soon**, so this tutorial does not treat YouTube as an available training source. ### Other knowledge sources Depending on the source you choose, the knowledge base can also use: * PDF documents * Text * Q\&A Use the source that best matches the information you want the chatbot to reference. Click **Next** after adding your knowledge source. ## Step 4: Embed and integrate The **Embed and Integrate** step provides the code required to place your chatbot on a website. Klyra AI Embed and Integrate step showing chatbot embed code, width, height, and copy controls ### Review the embed code Klyra generates an embed snippet for the configured chatbot. The code shown in the interface includes chatbot-specific attributes as well as: * iframe width * iframe height * language Do not manually replace chatbot-specific identifiers in the generated snippet unless you know exactly what you are changing. ### Set the height Use the **Height** control to set the chatbot height. The screenshot shows: **740px** ### Set the width Use the **Width** control to set the chatbot width. The screenshot shows: **440px** Adjust the dimensions to suit the layout of your website. ### Copy the embed code Click **Copy to Clipboard** to copy the generated embed code. You can then place the code in the appropriate location on your website. The generated code is specific to the chatbot you configured. Use the code generated by Klyra rather than creating a new embed snippet manually. Click **Next** to continue. ## Step 5: Connect chatbot channels The **Chatbot Channel** step is optional and lets you extend the chatbot experience through supported messaging channels. Klyra AI Chatbot Channel step showing Telegram and WhatsApp channel options ### Select a messenger The interface currently shows: * **Telegram** * **WhatsApp** Select the messenger you want to configure. The connected channels are displayed in a table with: * **Channel** * **Channel ID** * **Actions** Channel configuration is optional. You can use the website chatbot without configuring an additional messaging channel. ## Complete the chatbot setup Once the five-step setup is complete, your chatbot can be used according to the configuration you selected. The resulting experience can include: * A customized website chatbot widget * Responses based on your configured instructions * Responses based on your connected knowledge sources * Your selected AI model * Your chosen interface language * Optional Telegram or WhatsApp channel connections ## Recommended setup workflow Define the chatbot's purpose, audience, and expected behavior in Chatbot Instructions. If appropriate for your use case, enable Restrict to data source and instructions and provide the relevant knowledge sources. Add your logo, choose an avatar, set colors, configure branding, and select the widget position. Add the website URLs, PDFs, text, or Q\&A content that the chatbot should use. Use the generated embed code and verify the chatbot's appearance and behavior on your website. Connect Telegram or WhatsApp when you want the chatbot available through those channels. ## Best practices ### Write specific chatbot instructions Instead of a generic instruction, describe the chatbot's role, audience, and expected behavior. For example: * Explain what the chatbot helps users with. * Define the type of answers it should provide. * Specify how it should respond when information is unavailable. * Keep responses aligned with your business use case. ### Use a focused knowledge base Add information that is relevant to the chatbot's purpose. A focused knowledge base makes it easier to maintain the information the chatbot should reference. ### Configure a useful fallback A clear fallback message helps users understand what to do when the chatbot cannot answer a question. ### Match the visual design to your website Use your logo, brand colors, avatar, footer link, and widget position to make the chatbot fit naturally into your website. ### Test before publishing the embed After copying the generated embed code, test the chatbot on the target website. Check its appearance, message input, responses, and available interactions. ## Troubleshooting ### The chatbot is not answering from my website content Review the **Train** step and confirm that the intended source was added and trained. If you want the chatbot to stay restricted to your supplied information, review **Restrict to data source and instructions** in the Configure step. ### The chatbot does not look right on my website Review: * Header logo * AI avatar * Colors * Branding * Widget position * Embed width * Embed height The Embed step lets you adjust the generated widget dimensions. ### I do not want the chatbot name displayed Enable **Hide Chatbot Name** in the Configure step. ### I do not want the message bubble displayed Enable **Hide Bubble Message** in the Configure step. ### I do not want message dates and times displayed Enable **Hide Date and Time of Messages** in Customize Styles. ### I want to connect Telegram or WhatsApp Open the **Channels** step and select the supported messenger you want to configure. ## Quick reference | Task | Where to do it | | -------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | | Open AI Chatbots | **Sidebar → AI Chatbots** | | Create a chatbot | **AI Chatbots → Create New Chatbot** | | Configure behavior | **Step 1 → Configure** | | Set chatbot name | **Step 1 → AI Chatbot Name** | | Add instructions | **Step 1 → Chatbot Instructions** | | Configure fallback | **Step 1 → Custom Fallback Message** | | Choose AI model | **Step 1 → AI Model** | | Customize appearance | **Step 2 → Customize** | | Upload logo | **Step 2 → Main Header Logo** | | Choose avatar | **Step 2 → AI Avatar** | | Change colors | **Step 2 → Colors** | | Add knowledge | **Step 3 → Train** | | Train website URLs | **Step 3 → Website URL → Train via URLs** | | Get embed code | **Step 4 → Embed** | | Adjust dimensions | **Step 4 → Height / Width** | | Copy embed code | **Step 4 → Copy to Clipboard** | | Connect messaging | **Step 5 → Channels** | | Connect Telegram | **Step 5 → Telegram** | | Connect WhatsApp | **Step 5 → WhatsApp** | ## You're ready to build your chatbot You now know how to: * Create an AI Chatbot * Configure its identity and behavior * Set instructions and fallback responses * Choose an AI model * Customize the chatbot's appearance * Add logos and avatars * Configure chatbot colors and branding * Add knowledge from URLs, PDFs, text, and Q\&A * Generate and copy website embed code * Adjust chatbot dimensions * Connect supported messaging channels # AI Fashion Studio Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-fashion-studio Learn how to create fashion photos, build outfits with Virtual Try-On, change models, and create cinematic video keyframes in Klyra AI. [AI Fashion Studio](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-fashion-studio) turns fashion concepts into professional visuals without requiring a traditional photo shoot. You can build a complete photoshoot from wardrobe items, dress a model with Virtual Try-On, swap models while preserving the scene, and turn still images into cinematic video keyframes. This tutorial covers the workflows shown in the AI Fashion Studio interface. ## What you can do AI Fashion Studio brings several fashion workflows into one workspace: * **Photoshoot Studio**: combine wardrobe items with a model, pose, background, lighting, and aspect ratio. * **Virtual Try-On Studio**: upload a model and add garments slot-by-slot. * **Change Model**: replace the model while keeping the outfit, pose, and scene. * **Create Video**: turn a fashion still into a cinematic keyframe using a motion preset. * **My Wardrobe**: keep reusable fashion products organized in one library. * **My Photoshoots**: browse and manage generated fashion creations. The interface also includes **Change Style** and **Edit Image** for additional creative variations. ## Open AI Fashion Studio From the Klyra AI workspace, open **AI Fashion Studio**. The main screen gives you a quick overview of your fashion workspace, including photoshoots, video keyframes, wardrobe items, favorites, and the available AI tools. AI Fashion Studio dashboard From the dashboard, you can start a new photoshoot, open Virtual Try-On Studio, or choose another fashion workflow. ## Create a photoshoot Photoshoot Studio lets you combine products from your wardrobe and generate a complete fashion scene. ### 1. Select your products In **Pick your products**, choose up to three wardrobe items. You can select items from **My Wardrobe**, upload new items, or generate an item with AI. The example below has two products selected. Photoshoot Studio product selection ### 2. Configure the shoot The setup panel provides controls for: * **Products** * **Model** * **Pose** * **Background** * **Lighting** * **Aspect Ratio** * **Additional direction** Model, pose, and background can remain on **Auto** when you want Klyra AI to handle those choices. For lighting, the interface shown uses **Soft**. ### 3. Choose an aspect ratio Select the format that matches where you plan to use the image. The available options shown are: * 1:1 * 4:3 * 3:4 * 16:9 * 9:16 ### 4. Add additional direction Use **Additional direction** when you want to give the generation extra creative guidance. For example, you can describe a specific visual action or atmosphere. Keep the instruction focused on what you want the final fashion image to communicate. ### 5. Generate the photoshoot Click **Generate Photoshoot**. Klyra AI creates the fashion visual using the selected wardrobe and creative settings. The generated result appears in the **Generated Results** area. Generated fashion photoshoot result ## Use Virtual Try-On Studio Virtual Try-On Studio is designed for dressing a model with garments from separate product images. It uses a slot-based workflow so you can build an outfit piece by piece. Virtual Try-On Studio ### 1. Upload the model Under **The Model**, upload the model photograph. You can drag an image into the upload area or use **browse**. The interface accepts: * PNG * JPG * WEBP * Files up to 20 MB ### 2. Add garments to slots The **Garment Slots** section provides five available categories: * **Top** * **Bottom** * **Outerwear** * **Footwear** * **Accessory** Select a slot to add the corresponding garment. This lets you combine separate product images into one complete outfit. ### 3. Set the creative direction The **Creative Direction** section lets you define the visual treatment. #### Choose a pose The interface includes pose presets such as: * Runway Strut * Editorial Portrait * Seated Luxe * Power Pose * Candid Moment * Hero Shot * Back Shot * In Motion * Wall Lean * Beauty Close-Up Pose selection is optional. #### Choose a background You can select from studio and environmental backgrounds including: * White Studio * Grey Studio * Black Studio * Blush Pastel * Open Sky * Golden Beach * Urban Street * Luxury Interior * Wild Nature Background selection is optional. #### Choose lighting Available lighting presets shown in the interface include: * Soft Studio * Golden Hour * Dramatic Side * Rim Light * Overcast * Neon Gel ### 4. Generate the look Once the model, garments, and creative direction are ready, click **Generate Look**. Klyra AI creates the dressed model while applying the selected creative settings. ## Change the model **Change Model** lets you replace the model in an existing fashion image while preserving the rest of the visual direction. Change Model ### 1. Upload the original photograph Under **Original Photograph**, upload the fashion image you want to modify. You can drag the image into the upload area or use **browse**. Supported formats shown in the interface: * PNG * JPG * WEBP * Up to 20 MB ### 2. Choose the new model Under **New Model Portrait**, upload a portrait of the model you want to use. This field is optional in the interface because you can instead select a preset model. ### 3. Use a preset model The available preset choices shown are: * Random Model * Tall & Elegant * Athletic * Curvy * Streetwear * Mature Select a preset when you do not want to upload a separate portrait. ### 4. Preserve the original Two preservation controls are available: * **Keep original outfit** * **Keep original background** Both are enabled in the example interface. These controls let you specify which parts of the original image should remain unchanged while the model is replaced. ### 5. Generate Click **Generate**. The new result appears in **Generated Results**. The workflow is designed specifically to change the model while keeping the outfit, pose, and scene consistent. ## Create a fashion video keyframe The **Create Video** workflow transforms a still fashion image into a cinematic motion concept. Create Video ### 1. Upload the start image Under **Start Image**, upload the first frame. The interface accepts: * PNG * JPG * WEBP * Up to 20 MB ### 2. Choose a motion preset The available motion presets shown are: * Runway Walk * Fabric Twirl * Windblown * Slow Zoom In * Dolly Pan * Jacket Reveal Choose the preset that best matches the movement you want to create. ### 3. Adjust motion intensity Use the **Motion intensity** slider to control how strongly the selected motion should be expressed. The example screen shows the intensity set to **3**. ### 4. Describe the video The optional **Describe your video** field lets you add additional direction. For example, you can describe the camera movement, model action, or overall cinematic behavior you want the keyframe to communicate. ### 5. Generate the keyframe Click **Generate Video Keyframe**. The generated result appears in **Generated Keyframe**. ## Manage your fashion assets AI Fashion Studio is designed around reusable fashion assets. The dashboard provides access to: * **My Wardrobe** for organizing clothing and fashion products. * **My Photoshoots** for browsing generated fashion creations. * **Edit Image** for refining generated images. * **Change Style** for creating alternate outfit aesthetics. * **Create Video** for turning still fashion imagery into motion concepts. Keeping products and generated work organized makes it easier to reuse the same assets across multiple creative workflows. ## Tips for better results ### Use clean source images Upload clear product, garment, model, and portrait images. A clean source makes it easier for the AI to preserve the important visual details. ### Be intentional with pose and background For fashion campaigns, select a pose and background that support the purpose of the image. Editorial portraits, runway movement, and lifestyle scenes can communicate very different visual directions. ### Reuse wardrobe items Keep frequently used garments in **My Wardrobe** so they are available for future photoshoots and Virtual Try-On workflows. ### Add focused direction When using an additional direction or video description, describe the specific result you want instead of adding unnecessary instructions. ## Quick workflow For a fast fashion campaign: 1. Open **AI Fashion Studio**. 2. Add products to **My Wardrobe** if they are not already available. 3. Open **Photoshoot** and select up to three products. 4. Choose the model, pose, background, lighting, and aspect ratio. 5. Generate the photoshoot. 6. Use **Change Model** when you need another model with the same visual setup. 7. Use **Virtual Try-On** when you need to combine separate garments into an outfit. 8. Use **Create Video** when you want to turn a still into a cinematic motion keyframe. 9. Keep the resulting work in **My Photoshoots** for reuse and management. # AI Image Studio Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-image-generator Learn how to generate and edit images with Klyra AI Image Studio using AI-powered image creation and creative editing tools. [AI Image Studio](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-music-generator) is Klyra AI's image workspace for creating new images and transforming existing ones. You can describe an image, choose an AI provider, generate a result, and continue working from the same workspace. This tutorial covers the complete AI Image Studio editing toolkit, including 12 image-editing workflows, along with image generation and Gallery. The screenshots in this guide reflect the current AI Image Studio interface and the workflows tested during product verification. Provider availability and output behavior may change as Klyra AI updates its integrations. ## 1. Start with AI Image Studio Open **AI Image Studio** from Klyra AI. The main workspace combines image creation, editing shortcuts, and your recent Gallery in one place. AI Image Studio image generation composer ### What you can do from the workspace The workspace gives you access to: * A prompt composer for describing the image you want to create. * Image generation controls such as the generation mode, model, aspect ratio, and additional options. * A set of image editing workflows. * A Gallery area for recently generated images. * A dedicated Gallery view for browsing and managing generated images. The editing area currently includes workflows such as Merge Face, Generative Fill, Reimagine, Remove Background, Cleanup, Upscaler, Replace Background, Sketch to Image, Remove Text, Inpainting, Style Transfer, and Image Relight. ## 2. Generate an image Image generation is the starting point when you want to create a new visual from a description. AI Image Studio workspace ### Step 1: Describe what you want Enter a clear description in the prompt field. A useful prompt normally describes: * The subject * The environment * The visual style * Lighting * Composition * Important details that should remain visible For example: > A premium modern workspace at sunrise, large windows overlooking a city skyline, elegant wooden desk, laptop, indoor plants, warm natural light, photorealistic commercial photography, sophisticated and minimal, high detail. ### Step 2: Choose the image mode The composer includes an **Image** mode for image generation. ### Step 3: Choose a model Select the model you want to use from the model selector. The workspace includes models from providers such as Google and OpenAI. Model availability and the exact model list can change as Klyra AI adds or updates provider integrations. ### Step 4: Choose the aspect ratio The composer provides an aspect-ratio control. **Auto** can be used when you want the system to determine an appropriate output format. ### Step 5: Use additional controls when needed Use **More** when you need additional generation controls. Keep the prompt focused first, then add extra controls when they provide a clear benefit. ### Step 6: Generate Click **Generate** to create the image. The amount displayed by the interface is the media capacity cost for that generation. Actual cost can depend on the selected model and configuration. ## 3. Review and reuse generated images After generation, your results can be accessed from the Gallery. The workspace also shows recent images directly on the AI Image Studio home screen, making it easy to revisit your latest work without leaving the creation experience. ## 4. Use the Gallery The Gallery is the central place to browse and revisit generated images. AI Image Studio Gallery ### Search your images Use the search field to find images by their associated prompt information. ### Filter by provider The Gallery includes provider filters such as: * All * OpenAI * Google (Nano Banana) * Stability AI The counts next to the filters indicate how many images are available for each provider. ### Change the Gallery layout The Gallery provides multiple layout controls so you can choose how your images are displayed. The interface exposes five view options through the view control. ### Open an image Hover over an image and use the available actions to: * Download the image * View the image * Delete the image Use **View** when you want to inspect an individual result before deciding what to do with it. ## 5. The 12 AI Image Studio editing features AI Image Studio includes 12 dedicated image-editing workflows. Each workflow follows the same core pattern: upload an image, choose a provider, add instructions when available, generate, review, and download the result. The 12 editing features covered in this guide are: 1. Merge Face 2. Generative Fill 3. Reimagine 4. Remove Background 5. Cleanup 6. Upscaler 7. Replace Background 8. Sketch to Image 9. Remove Text 10. Inpainting 11. Style Transfer 12. Image Relight Provider availability and output behavior can change as Klyra AI updates its model integrations. The instructions below use the current AI Image Studio interface and the workflows tested for this tutorial. ## 6. Merge Face Merge Face lets you swap or blend a face between two images. Merge Face interface ### Step 1: Upload the main image Use the main upload area to add the image you want to edit. You can drag and drop an image or select **Browse Files**. The upload interface accepts: * PNG * JPG * WebP * Maximum file size: **20 MB** Merge Face interface input ### Step 2: Add the face reference In **Face Reference**, select **Choose file** and upload the face you want to merge. A clear, front-facing reference works best. Merge Face input ### Step 3: Choose an AI provider The interface provides: * OpenAI (GPT Image) * Stability AI * Google Gemini ### Step 4: Generate Click **Generate** to swap or blend a face between two given images. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). ### Result The generated image appears in the workspace with **Change** and **Download** actions. Merge Face result ## 7. Generative Fill Generative Fill lets you add or extend content within an image. Generative Fill setup ### Step 1: Upload an image Drag and drop an image into the workspace or select **Browse Files**. Generative Fill input ### Step 2: Choose a provider The interface provides: * OpenAI (GPT Image) * Stability AI * Google Gemini ### Step 3: Describe the change Use **Instructions** to tell the AI what should be added or changed. Example: > Add a modern black floor lamp on the left side of the room, positioned beside the desk. Match the existing perspective, warm lighting, materials, and shadows. ### Step 4: Generate Click **Generate to** add or extend content within an image. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). ### Tips Be specific about the object, placement, size, perspective, lighting, materials, and shadows. Generative Fill result ## 8. Reimagine Reimagine restyles an existing image according to a new visual direction. Reimagine setup ### Step 1: Upload the source image Add the image using drag and drop or **Browse Files**. Reimagine input ### Step 2: Select a provider The interface provides: * OpenAI (GPT Image) * Stability AI * Google Gemini ### Step 3: Describe the new direction Use **Instructions** to separate what should stay unchanged from what should change. Example: > Transform this modern workspace into a premium contemporary creative studio. Keep the same room layout, desk position, laptop, plants, windows, and city view. Change the furniture materials, decor, color palette, and lighting while keeping the composition realistic. ### Step 4: Generate Click **Generate**. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). Reimagine result ## 9. Remove Background Remove Background separates the main subject from its original background. Remove Background setup ### Step 1: Upload an image Add an image using drag and drop or **Browse Files**. Remove Background result using Stability AI The interface accepts PNG, JPG, and WebP, with a maximum file size of **20 MB**. ### Step 2: Choose a provider The workflow supports: * OpenAI (GPT Image) * Stability AI (**Recommended**) * Google Gemini ### Step 3: Generate Click **Generate**. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). Remove Background result using Stability AI ### Recommended provider For users whose primary requirement is a **true transparent background**, **Stability AI is the recommended provider based on the current testing results**. Provider output can vary by image and model behavior. OpenAI and Google Gemini remain available as alternatives. ## 10. Cleanup Cleanup is designed to remove unwanted elements from an image while reconstructing the surrounding area. Cleanup interface ### Step 1: Upload the image Open **Cleanup**, then drag and drop the image you want to clean up or select **Browse Files**. Cleanup input ### Step 2: Select a provider The AI Image Studio editing workflows use provider selection to let you choose the model you want to process the image with. Select the provider available in your current interface. ### Step 3: Describe what should be removed Use the workflow instructions to identify the unwanted object or visual element. Example: > Remove the small cardboard box on the floor near the sofa. Reconstruct the floor and surrounding shadows naturally so the area looks untouched. ### Step 4: Generate Click **Generate**. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). Cleanup output ### Tips * Identify one unwanted element at a time when possible. * Mention its exact location. * Ask the AI to preserve the surrounding objects, perspective, lighting, and shadows. * Use **Change** if you want another variation. ## 11. Upscaler Upscaler enhances image resolution and sharpens details. Upscaler interface ### Step 1: Upload the source image Open **Upscaler**, then drag and drop your image or select **Browse Files**. Upscaler input The upload interface accepts PNG, JPG, and WebP, with a maximum file size of **20 MB**. ### Step 2: Choose a provider The Upscaler interface provides: * OpenAI (GPT Image) * Stability AI * Google Gemini ### Step 3: Generate Click **Generate** to process the image. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). ### Result Review the enhanced image and use **Change** for another result or **Download** when ready. Upscaling can produce a substantially larger output file or image resolution. Check the resulting dimensions and file size before using the image in production. ### Recommended use Upscaler is useful when you need a cleaner, sharper version of an existing image, especially when the source image is too small for its intended use. ## 12. Replace Background Replace Background swaps the original background for a new scene or environment while keeping the main subject consistent. Replace Background interface ### Step 1: Upload the source image Open **Replace Background**, then upload the image using drag and drop or **Browse Files**. Replace Background input ### Step 2: Choose a provider Select the provider you want to use from the available AI providers. ### Step 3: Describe the new background Use **Instructions** to describe the replacement environment and explicitly state what should remain unchanged. Example: > Replace the entire living room background with a bright, modern luxury hotel lobby. Keep the person completely unchanged, including facial features, hair, clothing, body position, proportions, and pose. Match the subject's lighting and perspective naturally to the new environment. ### Step 4: Generate Select **Generate** and review the result. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). Replace Background output ### Tips For reliable background replacement, specify: * The new environment * Lighting direction and color temperature * Perspective * Depth of field * What must remain unchanged * How the subject should blend into the new scene ## 13. Sketch to Image Sketch to Image transforms a rough sketch into a polished image while using the sketch as the composition reference. Sketch to Image interface ### Step 1: Prepare the sketch Create or upload a sketch that clearly shows the main objects, layout, and approximate proportions you want in the final image. ### Step 2: Upload the sketch Open **Sketch to Image**, then drag and drop the sketch or select **Browse Files**. Sketch to Image input The interface accepts PNG, JPG, and WebP, with a maximum file size of **20 MB**. ### Step 3: Choose a provider Select the provider available in the workflow. ### Step 4: Describe the desired result Use **Instructions** to explain how the rough sketch should be rendered. Example: > Transform this rough sketch into a photorealistic modern living room. Preserve the composition, layout, proportions, and placement of the sofa, coffee table, floor lamp, plant, shelving, rug, and wall artwork. Use warm natural lighting, realistic materials, detailed textures, and premium interior photography. ### Step 5: Generate Select **Generate**, then review the polished result. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). Sketch to Image input ### Tips The strongest Sketch to Image prompts distinguish between: 1. **Structure to preserve:** layout, proportions, placement, and perspective. 2. **Visual treatment to add:** materials, colors, lighting, textures, and photographic realism. ## 14. Remove Text Remove Text is designed to erase text and watermarks from images while reconstructing the surrounding visual area. Remove Text interface ### Step 1: Upload the image Open **Remove Text**, then drag and drop the image or select **Browse Files**. The interface accepts PNG, JPG, and WebP, with a maximum file size of **20 MB**. ### Step 2: Choose a provider The current interface provides: * OpenAI (GPT Image) * Stability AI * Google Gemini ### Step 3: Generate Upload the image and click **Generate**. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). ### Tips For the cleanest result, use an image where the text is clearly visible and the surrounding background contains enough visual information for reconstruction. Only remove text or watermarks when you have the rights or permission to modify the image. ## 15. Inpainting Inpainting lets you add or modify elements within a specific area of an image. Inpainting interface ### Step 1: Upload the source image Open **Inpainting**, then upload the image using drag and drop or **Browse Files**. ### Step 2: Choose a provider The current interface provides: * OpenAI (GPT Image) * Stability AI * Google Gemini ### Step 3: Describe the desired change Use **Instructions** to describe the element you want to add or modify. Example: > Add a small modern ceramic vase with green foliage on the coffee table. Match the existing perspective, scale, warm indoor lighting, materials, and natural shadow. ### Step 4: Generate Clck **Generate** and review the result. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). ### Tips Describe the target area and the relationship between the new element and the existing scene. Mention scale, orientation, perspective, lighting, material, and shadows when relevant. ## 16. Style Transfer Style Transfer applies an artistic style from a reference to your image. Style Transfer interface ### Step 1: Upload the image Open **Style Transfer**, then upload the image you want to transform. ### Step 2: Choose a provider The current interface provides: * OpenAI (GPT Image) * Stability AI * Google Gemini ### Step 3: Describe the style Use **Instructions** to describe the desired artistic direction and what should remain recognizable. Example: > Transform the image into a refined editorial watercolor illustration. Preserve the main subject, composition, pose, and important objects. Use soft watercolor washes, subtle paper texture, elegant brushwork, and a sophisticated muted palette. ### Step 4: Generate Click **Generate**, then review the result. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). ### Tips Be specific about the style, medium, texture, color treatment, and mood. If preserving the original composition matters, state that explicitly. ## 17. Image Relight Image Relight changes the lighting conditions and atmosphere of an existing image. Image Relight interface ### Step 1: Upload the image Open **Image Relight**, then upload the source image using drag and drop or **Browse Files**. ### Step 2: Choose a provider The current interface provides: * OpenAI (GPT Image) * Stability AI * Google Gemini ### Step 3: Describe the lighting Use **Instructions** to specify the lighting direction, quality, time of day, and atmosphere. Example: > Relight the image with soft golden-hour sunlight entering from the left side. Preserve the subject, composition, clothing, architecture, and objects exactly. Add realistic warm highlights, gentle shadows, and natural cinematic contrast. ### Step 4: Generate Click **Generate** and review the result. This request consumes **10 MC** (AI Media Capacity). ### Tips Describe: * Light direction * Time of day * Warm or cool color temperature * Shadow softness * Contrast * Atmosphere ## 18. Common workflow Most AI Image Studio editing tasks follow the same pattern: 1. Open the required editing workflow. 2. Upload the source image. 3. Select an AI provider. 4. Add instructions when the workflow provides them. 5. Select **Generate**. 6. Review the result. 7. Use **Change** when you want another variation. 8. Use **Download** when the result is ready. ## 19. Prompting best practices ### Describe the outcome Start with what you want the final image to look like. ### Tell the model what to preserve For transformations, explicitly identify important elements that must remain unchanged. ### Be specific about placement For edits that add or remove objects, describe the exact location and relationship to nearby elements. ### Match the existing scene Mention perspective, lighting, materials, shadows, scale, and depth when the edit needs to look naturally integrated. ### Iterate when necessary Use **Change** when you want another result rather than rebuilding the workflow from the beginning. ## 20. Provider selection AI Image Studio brings multiple providers into the same workflow. Provider availability can vary by feature and can change as integrations are updated. | Workflow | Providers shown in the current editing interfaces | Guidance | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Merge Face | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | Test the provider that best preserves the desired face and composition | | Generative Fill | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | Use precise instructions | | Reimagine | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | State what to preserve and what to restyle | | Remove Background | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | **Stability AI recommended for transparent-background output based on current testing** | | Cleanup | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | Describe the unwanted element precisely | | Upscaler | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | Use for resolution enhancement and sharpening | | Replace Background | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | Clearly define the new environment and preserved subject | | Sketch to Image | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | Describe both the preserved structure and desired rendering | | Remove Text | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | Use on images you have permission to modify | | Inpainting | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | Describe the target modification precisely | | Style Transfer | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | Describe the artistic direction and preserved composition | | Image Relight | OpenAI, Stability AI, Google Gemini | Describe lighting direction and atmosphere | ## 21. Download and continue editing After a result is generated, review it, use **Change** for another variation, or select **Download** when it is ready. For generated images, use **Gallery** to revisit previous work. AI Image Studio Gallery ## Quick reference | Goal | Workflow | | ----------------------------------- | ------------------ | | Swap or blend a face | Merge Face | | Add content | Generative Fill | | Restyle a scene | Reimagine | | Create a transparent subject cutout | Remove Background | | Remove unwanted objects | Cleanup | | Enhance resolution and sharpness | Upscaler | | Replace an entire background | Replace Background | | Turn a sketch into a polished image | Sketch to Image | | Remove text or watermarks | Remove Text | | Modify a specific area | Inpainting | | Apply an artistic style | Style Transfer | | Change lighting and atmosphere | Image Relight | | Find previously generated images | Gallery | ## Troubleshooting ### The result does not match the prompt Make the instruction more specific. Identify the subject, desired change, elements to preserve, placement, lighting, and style. ### The edited image changes too much Explicitly tell the model what must remain unchanged. ### Added content does not blend naturally Describe perspective, scale, materials, light direction, shadows, and depth of field. ### The background replacement changes the subject State that the subject must remain unchanged, including facial features, clothing, pose, proportions, and important details. ### The upscaled result is much larger than expected Check the output dimensions and file size before downloading or using the image in another workflow. ### Remove Background does not produce the transparency I need Try **Stability AI**, which is the recommended provider in the current workflow for transparent-background output. ### One provider gives a weaker result Try another available provider and compare the outputs. ## Summary AI Image Studio brings image creation, Gallery management, and a complete set of image-editing workflows into one workspace. The 12 editing features covered in this tutorial are: * Merge Face * Generative Fill * Reimagine * Remove Background * Cleanup * Upscaler * Replace Background * Sketch to Image * Remove Text * Inpainting * Style Transfer * Image Relight Use the workflow that matches the job, write precise instructions when available, and compare providers when a different model may produce a better result. # AI Music Studio Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-music-generator Learn how to create AI-generated music with Klyra AI Music Studio using prompt-based composition, creative controls, and audio editing tools. [AI Music Studio](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-music-generator) turns a simple musical idea into an original track, then gives you the controls to shape, organize, and mix your creations in one workspace. You can start with a fast prompt, build a song section by section with Composition Plan, manage every generated track in your Library, and combine tracks in the multi-track Mixer. AI Music Studio is part of Klyra AI, the AI Operating System. The goal is to keep music creation simple while giving you deeper controls when you need them. ## What you can do With AI Music Studio, you can: * Generate music from a text prompt. * Build a song section by section with Composition Plan. * Control song length, vibe, mood, vocals, styles, and advanced generation settings. * Create instrumental or vocal tracks. * Add positive and negative global style tags. * Choose a generation model and optional seed. * Browse, search, favorite, archive, download, and delete generated tracks. * Play tracks from the persistent audio player. * Stack multiple AI tracks in the multi-track Mixer. * Adjust volume, pan, fades, and start timing for individual layers. * Apply master volume, reverb, and lowpass processing. * Save and recall named mixes. The feature set described above is part of the AI Music Studio product specification. ## AI Music Studio at a glance The workspace has three main areas: 1. **Studio** for creating music. 2. **Library** for managing generated tracks. 3. **Mixer** for combining and balancing tracks. The product specification describes the Studio as a complete in-browser music studio, the Library as a searchable archive, and the Mixer as a multi-track workspace for balancing layers and bouncing a master mix. ## Create your first track Open **AI Music Studio** from Klyra AI. The Studio opens with the music composer at the top and your recent tracks below it. AI Music Studio Prompt mode showing the music prompt composer, creative controls, Generate button, and Recent tracks ### Step 1: Choose Prompt mode The Studio provides two creation modes: * **Prompt** * **Composition Plan** Use **Prompt** when you want to describe the overall sound and let AI handle the composition. Use **Composition Plan** when you want more direct control over sections, lyrics, styles, and timing. The product specification identifies Prompt mode as the fast text-to-music workflow and Composition Plan as the section-by-section workflow. ### Step 2: Write your music prompt Describe the track you want to hear. A useful prompt can include: * Genre or musical style * Instruments * Mood * Vocal preference * Tempo * Production characteristics * Overall atmosphere For example: > A dreamy lo-fi hip-hop track with mellow piano, jazzy chords, vinyl crackle, soft drums and a chill vibe at 80 bpm. The Studio interface provides a large prompt field with a character counter and a **Surprise me** option for generating a curated example prompt. You do not need to write a technically complex prompt. Describe the sound, feeling, instruments, and energy you want. ### Step 3: Set the track length Use the length control to choose how long the generated track should be. The product specification describes quick length presets including: * Hook * Loop * Verse * Short * Full * Extended The exact presets available can depend on the current Studio configuration. ### Step 4: Choose a vibe Use **Vibe** to guide the overall musical direction. The product specification lists visual vibe categories including: * Cinematic * Lo-Fi * Electronic * Ambient * Orchestral * Rock * Jazz * Hip-Hop * Classical It also describes a full genre browser for additional choices. ### Step 5: Choose a mood Use **Mood** to influence the emotional character of the track. Choose a mood that matches the feeling you want the finished music to communicate. ### Step 6: Choose vocals or instrumental Use **Vocals** to control whether the generated track includes vocals or is instrumental. The product specification describes this as an Instrumental vs Vocals toggle. ### Step 7: Open Advanced controls when needed Use **Advanced** when you need additional control over generation. The product specification lists: * Custom track title or automatic title from the prompt * Multiple output formats such as MP3 and WAV * Selectable generation model * Optional seed for reproducible results Advanced controls should be used when you need specific output behavior. For a first track, the default settings are usually the simplest place to start. ### Step 8: Generate Click **Generate**. AI Music Studio processes the request and creates your track. The product specification describes a fullscreen generation progress experience with an animated visualizer and real-time AI Capacity information in the top bar. Generation uses your available AI Capacity. Klyra AI presents capacity to users rather than exposing its internal credit systems as the primary experience. ## Use Composition Plan for more control If you want to design the structure of a song yourself, switch from **Prompt** to **Composition Plan**. AI Music Studio Composition Plan showing the timeline area, global styles, and Add section controls Composition Plan lets you sketch the song before generating it. ### Auto-plan a song Click **Auto-plan from prompt** to turn your existing prompt into a song structure. This is useful when you know the sound you want but do not want to manually build every section. The product specification explicitly supports automatically planning a full song layout from a prompt. ### Add sections manually Use **Add section** to build your song timeline. You can add sections such as: * Intro * Verse * Chorus * Bridge * Other supported song sections The Composition Plan is designed for adding, editing, and reordering sections while tracking the total duration. ### Configure each section A section can be configured with its own: * Lyrics * Length * Styling As you build the timeline, the total duration updates so you can understand the overall song structure. ### Use global styles Composition Plan includes two style areas: **Positive Global Styles** Add styles you want the track to include. Examples: * Cinematic * Warm * Dreamy * Analog **Negative Global Styles** Add styles or characteristics you want the generation to avoid. Examples: * Harsh * Distorted * Heavy metal The product specification describes positive and negative global style tags as a way to steer or block sounds. Use positive and negative styles together when you have a clear creative direction. Keep them focused rather than adding a long list of unrelated instructions. ## Work with your recent tracks Your latest creations appear in **Recent tracks** on the Studio home. The Recent tracks area is designed for quick access to your latest music without opening the full Library. AI Music Studio Recent tracks area showing a generated track and inline actions A recent track can provide quick actions such as: * Favorite * Download * Delete The product specification also describes animated waveform thumbnails for recent creations. ## Play your music AI Music Studio includes a persistent audio player. The player provides: * Play and pause * Seek through the track * Rewind and forward controls * Volume control * Download The product specification describes 15-second rewind and forward shortcuts and a custom waveform progress bar. The player remains available while you work elsewhere in the Studio, making it easier to compare or listen while continuing your workflow. ## Manage your music in Library Open **Library** from the top navigation. The Library is your central collection of generated tracks. AI Music Studio Library showing search, All Favorites Archived filters, a generated track card, and the persistent audio player ### Search your tracks Use the search field to find tracks by: * Title * Prompt The product specification describes a debounced live search for the generated track archive. ### Filter your collection The Library provides filters for: * **All** * **Favorites** * **Archived** Use these filters to quickly narrow the collection. ### Manage individual tracks Each track card can include actions for: * Favorite * Download * Archive * Delete The product specification also describes track cards containing information such as genre, mood, instrumental status, length, and prompt preview. Use Delete only when you are sure you no longer need a track. Archiving is a better choice when you want to remove a track from your active collection without treating it as a permanent deletion. ### Load more tracks For larger collections, the Library supports load-more pagination. This allows your music collection to grow without requiring everything to appear on the screen at once. ## Build a multi-track mix Open **Mixer** from the top navigation. The Multi-track Mixer lets you combine AI-generated tracks as independent layers. AI Music Studio Multi-track Mixer showing the track browser, mixer layer controls, playback controls, and master controls The mixer is designed to let you stack tracks, balance their levels, adjust timing, and process the final mix. ### Step 1: Find a track Use the **Your Tracks** panel on the left. Search your music collection and find the track you want to add. Click the **+** button to add it to the mix. ### Step 2: Add multiple layers Repeat the process to build your mix. Each track appears as an independent layer in the main mixer. The maximum number of simultaneous layers is configurable by the product implementation. ### Step 3: Adjust volume Use the **Volume** control for each layer to balance the relative level of the track. For example: * Lower a background layer. * Raise a melody layer. * Reduce a vocal layer if it is overpowering other elements. ### Step 4: Adjust pan Use **Pan** to position a layer within the stereo field. This can help separate layers and create a wider mix. ### Step 5: Add fade-in and fade-out Use: * **Fade In** * **Fade Out** to create smoother entrances and exits for individual layers. ### Step 6: Set the start time Use the **Start** control to determine when a layer enters the mix. This is useful when one track should begin after another track has already started. The product specification lists per-layer start-time control as part of the Mixer. ### Step 7: Use Mute and Solo Each layer provides **M** and **S** controls. Use: * **Mute** to temporarily silence a layer. * **Solo** to hear a layer in isolation while evaluating the mix. These controls make it easier to compare individual parts without removing them from the project. ### Step 8: Reorder layers Use the up and down controls to change the layer order. The product specification supports one-click layer reordering. ## Adjust the master mix The bottom of the Mixer contains master controls. ### Master Volume Controls the overall output level of the mix. ### Reverb Adds or reduces the master reverb effect. ### Lowpass Controls the master lowpass filter. The Mixer specification identifies master volume, reverb, and lowpass as the master-bus controls. Make small changes and listen after each adjustment. The goal is a balanced mix, not simply the loudest possible output. ## Play and save your mix Use the Mixer controls to: * **Play mix** * **Stop** * **Save** * **New** The product specification describes real-time playback through the Web Audio API and support for saving, loading, and recalling named mixes. ### Save a mix Enter a name for your mix and click **Save**. Saved mixes can be recalled later. ### Start a new mix Use **New** when you want to begin a separate mix. ## A simple workflow for your first song Describe the genre, instruments, mood, energy, and overall sound you want. Use a shorter length while experimenting so you can quickly evaluate the direction. Change the musical characteristics that are not working and generate another version. When you want more structural control, build an Intro, Verse, Chorus, Bridge, or other sections. Use Library to favorite useful versions and archive tracks you do not currently need. Open Mixer and add the tracks you want to combine. Adjust volume, pan, fades, timing, and master effects, then save the finished mix. ## Tips for better results ### Describe the sound, not the technology Instead of trying to specify how AI should generate the music, describe the result you want to hear. Include things such as: * Genre * Instrumentation * Mood * Tempo * Energy * Vocal preference * Production character ### Keep prompts focused A focused prompt gives you a clearer creative direction. If you want a significant change, change one or two important characteristics at a time and compare the results. ### Use Composition Plan for song structure Prompt mode is ideal for speed. Composition Plan is better when the arrangement itself matters, especially when you need specific sections, lyrics, lengths, and timing. ### Use negative styles intentionally Negative global styles are useful when the generator repeatedly introduces a sound or characteristic you do not want. ### Organize your Library Favorite strong tracks and archive tracks that are not currently part of your active work. This keeps the Library easier to navigate as your collection grows. ### Mix with small adjustments When mixing multiple layers, make gradual changes to volume, pan, fades, and timing. Listen to the result after each important adjustment. ## Quick reference | Task | Where to do it | | ------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | | Generate music quickly | **Studio → Prompt** | | Build a song structure | **Studio → Composition Plan** | | Auto-create a song layout | **Composition Plan → Auto-plan from prompt** | | Add a song section | **Composition Plan → Add section** | | Set positive styles | **Composition Plan → Positive Global Styles** | | Set sounds to avoid | **Composition Plan → Negative Global Styles** | | Find generated tracks | **Library** | | Search tracks | **Library → Search** | | View favorites | **Library → Favorites** | | View archived tracks | **Library → Archived** | | Download a track | **Library → Download** | | Build a multi-track mix | **Mixer** | | Add a track to the mix | **Mixer → Your Tracks → +** | | Balance a layer | **Mixer → Volume / Pan** | | Control layer timing | **Mixer → Start / Fade In / Fade Out** | | Mute or solo a layer | **Mixer → M / S** | | Process the master mix | **Mixer → Master Volume / Reverb / Lowpass** | | Save a mix | **Mixer → Save** | ## AI Music Studio workflow ```text theme={null} Idea ↓ Prompt or Composition Plan ↓ Generate ↓ Listen ↓ Refine ↓ Library ↓ Mixer ↓ Balance layers ↓ Apply master effects ↓ Save mix ``` ## You're ready to create AI Music Studio brings music generation, composition control, track management, and mixing into one workspace. Start with a simple prompt, use Composition Plan when you need more control, organize your best creations in Library, and use Mixer when you want to combine tracks into a polished mix. # AI Photoshoot Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-photoshoot Create studio-quality product photos with Klyra AI using custom prompts, curated templates, and product images. [AI Photoshoot](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-photoshoot) helps you turn product images into polished, marketing-ready visuals without needing a traditional photoshoot. You can start with a custom creative direction or use a professionally designed template. Choose your product, control the aspect ratio and number of images, then generate a set of product visuals you can review and manage from **My Photoshoots**. AI Photoshoot is designed around outcomes. You do not need to understand the underlying image model or technical generation settings to create professional-looking product visuals. ## What you can create AI Photoshoot provides three creation modes: * **Custom Photoshoot**: describe the scene and creative direction in your own words. * **Template-Based Generation**: choose from curated templates and generate product photos quickly. * **Background Replacement**: replace a product background with a new scene while preserving the product. This tutorial focuses on the two creation workflows shown in the current Klyra AI interface: **Template-Based Generation** and **Custom Photoshoot**. ## Before you start You will need: 1. A Klyra AI account. 2. A product image in your product library, or a product image you can upload. 3. A clear idea of the type of product visual you want to create. For best results, use a clear product image where the product is easy to see. A clean source image gives the generation system more information to work with. ## Open AI Photoshoot From the Klyra AI workspace, open **AI Photoshoot**. The AI Photoshoot home page gives you a quick overview of your photoshoots, products, categories, and favorites. It also provides shortcuts to the three creation modes and your generated photos. Klyra AI Photoshoot home page showing creation modes, asset management, and latest photoshoots ### Choose a creation mode Under **Choose a Creation Mode**, you can select: | Mode | Best for | | ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | **Custom Photoshoot** | Full creative control using your own prompt | | **Template-Based Generation** | Fast product visuals using curated templates | | **Background Replacement** | Changing the product's environment or background | If you already know the exact scene you want, use **Custom Photoshoot**. If you want a faster, more structured workflow, use **Template-Based Generation**. *** ## Template-Based Generation Template-Based Generation lets you select a product and then choose a visual template designed for a specific marketing scenario. ### Step 1: Start a new photoshoot Open **Template-Based Generation** from the AI Photoshoot home page. The setup panel appears on the left, while available template categories and templates appear on the right. Klyra AI Template-Based Generation screen showing product selection, template categories, aspect ratio, image count, and notes ### Step 2: Select your product In the **Setup** panel, select **Product**. The selected product is displayed in the setup panel. The product becomes the visual reference for the generated photos. If the correct product is not selected, choose the product before selecting the final template so you can preview the workflow with the intended product context. ### Step 3: Choose a template category The template picker includes categories such as: * **Studio** * **In Use** * **Lifestyle** * **UGC** * **Billboard** * **Front View** * **Flatlay** * **Editorial** * **Composition** * **Ingredient-Based** * **Floating** * **Contextual** Each category is intended for a different visual outcome. For example: * **Studio** works well for clean product photography. * **In Use** places the product into a realistic usage scenario. * **Lifestyle** is useful for marketing visuals with a more natural, aspirational setting. * **UGC** is suited to authentic user-generated-content style imagery. * **Billboard** is designed for large-scale advertising visuals. * **Flatlay** works well for top-down product compositions. * **Editorial** is suited to premium magazine-style product imagery. ### Step 4: Pick a specific template After selecting a category, choose one of the available templates. The template cards show the visual concept before generation. In the example screenshot, the **UGC** category contains templates such as: * **Selfie Holding** * **Unboxing Moment** * **Bathroom Shelf** * **Car Passenger** * **On the Go** * **Tutorial Frame** Select the template that best matches the marketing context you want. ### Step 5: Choose the aspect ratio AI Photoshoot supports these aspect ratios: * **1:1** * **4:5** * **5:4** * **4:3** * **3:4** * **16:9** * **9:16** Choose the ratio based on where you intend to use the image. A practical rule is to choose the output format before generating. Portrait ratios are useful for vertical placements, while landscape ratios are better suited to wider layouts. Use 1:1 when you want a flexible square asset. ### Step 6: Choose the number of images You can generate: * **1** image * **2** images * **3** images * **4** images Generating multiple images gives you more creative variations to choose from. ### Step 7: Add additional notes The **Additional notes** field is optional. Use it when you want to provide extra creative direction, props, wording, or other context that should influence the result. For example: > Keep the product clearly visible and use natural lighting with a realistic everyday setting. Keep notes focused on the outcome you want. ### Step 8: Generate the photoshoot Once the product, template, aspect ratio, image count, and optional notes are ready, select **Generate Photoshoot**. Klyra AI generates the requested product visuals and displays them in the results area. Generation time can vary depending on the selected workflow and current processing load. *** ## Custom Photoshoot Custom Photoshoot gives you more control over the scene because you describe the desired visual directly. ### Step 1: Open Custom Photoshoot From the AI Photoshoot home page, select **Custom Photoshoot**. The page is divided into two main areas: * **Setup** on the left * **Generated Results** on the right Klyra AI Custom Photoshoot screen showing creative direction, product selection, generation settings, and generated results ### Step 2: Write your creative direction The **Creative direction** field is required. Describe what you want the generated product photos to show. A strong creative direction can include: * Who or what is using the product * The environment * The action or pose * Lighting * Camera feel * Mood * Clothing or styling when relevant * Product placement * Important visual constraints For a footwear product, for example: > Stylish young adult man wearing the selected athletic sneaker. Show him walking naturally on a modern urban street, with the selected sneaker clearly visible and in focus. Use contemporary casual clothing, soft natural daylight, realistic shadows, and a premium commercial photography look. When the product is the focus, explicitly tell the AI to keep it visible, recognizable, and in focus. This helps make the generated visual more useful for product marketing. ### Step 3: Select your product Under **Pick your product**, choose the product that should guide generation. The interface supports product selection from **My Products** and also provides options to **Upload** or **Generate** a product. You can select up to three products when the workflow supports multiple product references. For a single-product campaign, select the product you want to feature. ### Step 4: Configure lighting Use the **Lighting** control to guide the lighting style. The screenshot shows the default **Auto** setting. Use the default when you want Klyra AI to determine suitable lighting automatically. ### Step 5: Configure the camera angle Use **Camera Angle** to control the visual viewpoint. The screenshot shows the default **Auto** setting. Keep it on Auto when your creative direction already describes the desired scene and you want the system to choose an appropriate viewpoint. ### Step 6: Choose the aspect ratio Select one of the available aspect ratios: * **1:1** * **4:5** * **5:4** * **4:3** * **3:4** * **16:9** * **9:16** In the example shown, **4:5** is selected for a portrait-oriented product campaign. ### Step 7: Choose the number of images Select how many variations you want: * **1** * **2** * **3** * **4** In the example screenshot, **4** images are selected, producing four variations in the generated results area. ### Step 8: Generate the photoshoot When the setup is complete, select **Generate Photoshoot**. The generated images appear under **Generated Results**. Review the variations and choose the images that best match your intended campaign or content. *** ## How to write better creative directions The quality of a custom photoshoot starts with the direction you provide. A useful structure is: ```text theme={null} Subject + action + environment + product focus + lighting + visual style ``` For example: ```text theme={null} A stylish young adult man wearing the selected athletic sneaker, walking naturally on a modern urban street. Keep the sneaker clearly visible and in focus. Use soft natural daylight, realistic shadows, and a premium commercial photography style. ``` ### Be specific about the product Instead of: > Create a nice shoe photo. Try: > Create a premium lifestyle photo featuring the selected athletic sneaker. Keep the sneaker clearly visible and in sharp focus. ### Describe the environment Instead of: > Put the product outside. Try: > Place the subject on a modern urban street with contemporary buildings, natural pedestrian activity, and realistic daylight. ### Describe the intended visual outcome Instead of: > Make it look professional. Try: > Use a polished commercial photography aesthetic with realistic lighting, natural shadows, and a clean premium composition. Avoid adding unnecessary instructions that do not contribute to the desired visual. Clear, focused directions are generally easier to translate into a consistent product image. *** ## Review generated results After generation, the results appear in the **Generated Results** section. For Custom Photoshoot, multiple variations can be displayed together so you can compare them quickly. Look for: * Accurate product appearance * Clear product visibility * Natural positioning * Realistic lighting * Appropriate composition * Consistency with your creative direction * Suitability for your intended marketing channel If the result does not match your intent, adjust the creative direction or generation settings and create another photoshoot. *** ## Manage your photoshoots The AI Photoshoot home page includes a **Manage Your Assets** section with shortcuts for: * **My Products** * **Edit Photos** * **My Photoshoots** Select **My Photoshoots** to browse previously generated photoshoots. Klyra AI My Photoshoots page showing generated product photos and filters ### Filter your photoshoots The My Photoshoots page provides filters for: * **All** * **Custom** * **Template** * **Background** * **Favorites** This makes it easier to find a specific type of generated visual. ### Search your photoshoots Use the search field to find photoshoots quickly. You can also change the sort order, with **Newest first** available in the current interface. ### Favorite important results Photoshoots can be marked as favorites. Use favorites to keep frequently used or campaign-ready visuals easy to find. *** ## Recommended workflow For most product campaigns, this workflow is a good starting point: Make sure the product image is available in your product library or upload the product you want to use. Use Template-Based Generation for speed and consistency, or Custom Photoshoot when you need a specific scene. Choose an aspect ratio that matches the channel where you plan to use the image. Start with 2 to 4 images when you want options to compare. Check product accuracy, composition, lighting, and overall marketing suitability. Keep strong results in My Photoshoots and mark important assets as favorites. ## Template vs. Custom Photoshoot | | Template-Based Generation | Custom Photoshoot | | ------------------- | --------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | Setup speed | Fast | More deliberate | | Creative control | Guided | High | | Best for | Repeatable visual concepts | Specific scenes and campaigns | | Input | Product + template + settings | Creative direction + product + settings | | Variations | Yes | Yes | | Best starting point | When you want a proven visual structure | When you already know the scene you want | ## Tips for better product photos If the product is important to the campaign, make its visibility a clear part of your creative direction. Choose a portrait, square, or landscape ratio based on the placement where the final image will be used. Multiple outputs give you more options and make it easier to select the strongest composition. Templates are useful when you need a repeatable visual style across a product catalog or campaign. When the exact environment, subject, action, or mood matters, use a detailed creative direction instead of relying only on a template. ## Common issues ### The generated image does not look like the selected product Make the product reference clear and strengthen the product-specific instruction in your creative direction. For example: > Keep the selected sneaker's shape, colors, materials, and overall design consistent with the product reference. ### The product is difficult to see Specify that the product should be clearly visible and in focus. You can also adjust the scene description so the product is not obscured by people, props, or the environment. ### The scene is not what you expected Use Custom Photoshoot and describe the environment, subject, action, lighting, and composition more specifically. ### You need a different format Create another photoshoot using the required aspect ratio. Choose the output format before generation whenever possible. ### You want more options Increase the number of images from 1 to 2, 3, or 4 and compare the generated variations. ## AI Photoshoot at a glance | Feature | Available | | ------------------------------ | --------- | | Custom creative direction | Yes | | Template-based generation | Yes | | Background replacement mode | Yes | | Product selection | Yes | | Product upload | Yes | | Multiple images per generation | Yes | | Aspect ratio selection | Yes | | Lighting control | Yes | | Camera angle control | Yes | | Search photoshoots | Yes | | Favorites | Yes | | Photoshoot history | Yes | ## Summary AI Photoshoot turns a product reference into a set of polished visual assets using either guided templates or your own creative direction. Use **Template-Based Generation** when you want speed and a structured visual concept. Use **Custom Photoshoot** when you need more control over the scene and campaign direction. Once your images are generated, use **My Photoshoots** to search, filter, favorite, and manage your visual assets. # AI Presentation Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-presentation Learn how to create professional presentations with Klyra AI Presentation using AI-generated content, layouts, and visuals. Create professional, high-impact presentations from a simple idea, topic, or brief. [AI Presentation](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-presentation) can generate complete slide decks, organize content into polished layouts, add relevant visuals, and prepare the presentation for PPTX download. The app is designed to handle content, structure, and visual presentation in one workflow. ## What you can create AI Presentation is useful for: * Business presentations * Pitch decks * Marketing reports * Business updates * Educational materials * Other structured presentations that need clear content and professional visual design AI Presentation is designed to generate a complete presentation from a simple text description, while automatically handling titles, key messages, summaries, layouts, typography, and visuals. ## Before you begin Prepare a short description of the presentation you want to create. A strong prompt should include: * **Topic:** What the presentation is about * **Audience:** Who will read or watch it * **Purpose:** What the presentation should communicate * **Key points:** Important sections, examples, benefits, challenges, or recommendations * **Desired outcome:** What the audience should understand or do after the presentation ### Example prompt > Create a presentation explaining how artificial intelligence is transforming modern businesses, including key use cases, benefits, challenges, real-world examples, and what businesses should do to prepare for the future. You do not need to write the individual slides yourself. AI Presentation uses your brief to structure the deck. ## Create a presentation ### 1. Open AI Presentation Open **AI Presentation** from your Klyra AI workspace. You will see the presentation creation area at the top of the page and your existing presentations below it. AI Presentation creation workspace ### 2. Enter your presentation brief Click inside **Create a presentation for** and describe what you want the presentation to cover. Be specific about the subject and the information you want included. A clear brief gives the AI enough context to organize the presentation around your intended outcome. For example: > Create a presentation explaining how artificial intelligence is transforming modern businesses, including key use cases, benefits, challenges, real-world examples, and what businesses should do to prepare for the future. ### 3. Choose the language Use the **Language** option to select the language for the presentation. In the example workflow, the language is set to **English**. ### 4. Choose a presentation style Use **Klyra Light** to control the presentation theme. The available styling options may vary depending on the current product configuration. Choose the style that best fits the presentation you are creating. ### 5. Set the number of slides Use the slide-count control to select how many slides you want the presentation to contain. The example workflow uses **7 slides**. A shorter deck is useful when the presentation needs to stay focused. A larger deck can be useful when the topic requires more sections or supporting detail. ### 6. Set the generation level Use the **Medium** control to select the available generation level for the presentation. Choose the setting that best matches how much variation or creative interpretation you want from the generated deck. ### 7. Enable AI Images when needed Use **AI Images** to control whether the presentation includes AI-generated visuals. When enabled, AI Presentation can create relevant visuals for the generated slides. When disabled, the presentation can be generated without AI-generated images. In the example workflow, AI Images is enabled. AI Presentation with AI Images enabled ## Use Advanced Options Select **Advanced Options** when you want more control over the generated presentation. The current interface exposes the following controls: * **Format** * **Card Split** * **Text Tone** * **Text Audience** * **Instructions** AI Presentation advanced options ### Format Use **Format** to control the presentation format available in the app. ### Card Split Use **Card Split** to control how presentation content is divided into cards or sections. ### Text Tone Use **Text Tone** to guide the writing style of the presentation. For example, a business presentation may benefit from a professional and direct tone. ### Text Audience Use **Text Audience** to tell AI Presentation who the presentation is intended for. Defining the audience helps the generated content stay appropriate for the people who will view the deck. ### Instructions Use **Instructions** when you have additional requirements that do not fit naturally into the main presentation brief. Keep instructions focused on the result you want. Avoid adding unnecessary technical instructions. ## Generate the presentation Once your brief and settings are ready, select the **arrow button** on the right side of the creation box. AI Presentation will generate the presentation based on your brief and selected settings. The result is added to **My Presentations**. ## Find your presentation Your generated presentations appear in **My Presentations**. Each presentation card shows information such as: * Number of slides * Presentation title * Time since creation * Generation level You can also use **Search** to find a presentation or select **View All** to browse your presentations. My Presentations ## Manage a presentation Hover over a presentation card to reveal its available actions. The current interface provides: * **View**: Open the presentation * **Download**: Download the presentation * **Delete**: Remove the presentation Presentation card actions Use **View** when you want to review the generated deck before downloading it. ## Review your presentation Opening a presentation takes you to the presentation viewer. The viewer provides: * A slide thumbnail panel on the left * The currently selected slide in the main canvas * Slide navigation controls * A slide counter * Presentation title * **Rename** action * **Download** action * Fullscreen control AI Presentation viewer ### Navigate between slides Select a slide thumbnail from the left panel to jump directly to that slide. You can also use the navigation arrows to move through the presentation. The slide counter at the top shows your current position, such as **1 / 7**. ### Review the generated structure Before downloading, review the complete deck for: * Accuracy of the content * Logical flow between slides * Titles and key messages * Visual relevance * Readability * Consistency * Whether the deck matches your original objective AI Presentation is intended to handle content creation, layout design, typography, and visuals automatically, but reviewing the final result helps ensure it matches your specific business or communication goal. ## Rename a presentation If you need to change the presentation title, select **Rename** in the presentation viewer. Choose a clear title that makes the presentation easy to identify later. ## Download your presentation When the presentation is ready, select **Download**. AI Presentation supports export and sharing in **PPTX format**, allowing you to continue working with the presentation in compatible presentation software. You can also use the **Download** action directly from a presentation card in **My Presentations**. ## Tips for better presentations ### Start with the outcome Instead of writing only: > Artificial intelligence write: > Create a presentation explaining how artificial intelligence is transforming modern businesses and what business leaders should do next. The second prompt gives AI Presentation a clear outcome and scope. ### Include the audience Tell the AI who the presentation is for. For example: > Create a presentation for small business owners explaining practical ways to use AI to improve productivity and customer service. ### Define the important sections If specific topics must appear, include them in the prompt. For example: > Cover use cases, benefits, challenges, real-world examples, and recommendations for getting started. ### Let the AI handle the structure You do not need to describe every slide unless a specific slide structure is important to you. Start with the goal, audience, and key information. Let AI Presentation organize the content into a coherent deck. ### Review before downloading Always review the generated presentation before using it externally. Check the content, visuals, ordering, and overall message against your original objective. ## Example workflow A typical workflow looks like this: 1. Open **AI Presentation**. 2. Enter a clear presentation brief. 3. Select the language. 4. Choose the presentation style. 5. Set the number of slides. 6. Select the generation level. 7. Turn **AI Images** on or off. 8. Optionally open **Advanced Options**. 9. Add any additional instructions. 10. Select the **arrow** to generate. 11. Open the generated presentation from **My Presentations**. 12. Review the slides. 13. Rename the presentation if needed. 14. Download the finished presentation in PPTX format. ## Frequently asked questions ### What can AI Presentation create? AI Presentation can create complete slide decks from simple text, topics, or briefs. It is suitable for pitch decks, marketing reports, business updates, educational materials, and other professional presentations. ### Does AI Presentation create the slide content? Yes. The app can intelligently create titles, bullet points, key messages, and summaries based on your presentation brief. ### Can AI Presentation create visuals? Yes. The app includes built-in AI image generation for relevant presentation visuals. You can control this with the **AI Images** option. ### Can I choose how many slides to generate? Yes. The creation interface includes a slide-count control. ### Can I customize the presentation? Yes. The creation interface provides language, theme, slide count, generation level, AI Images, and additional Advanced Options. The exact options available can change as the product evolves. ### Can I download the presentation? Yes. AI Presentation supports downloading the generated presentation in PPTX format. ### Where can I find presentations I created earlier? Previously generated presentations appear under **My Presentations**. You can search your presentations or select **View All**. ## Summary AI Presentation turns a clear idea or brief into a polished presentation without requiring you to build every slide manually. The simplest workflow is: **Describe your goal → Choose your settings → Generate → Review → Download** AI Presentation is part of Klyra AI's unified AI workspace, bringing presentation creation into the same operating system where you can create, automate, communicate, and grow. # AI SEO Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-seo Learn how to optimize content and improve search visibility with AI-powered SEO workflows in Klyra AI. [AI SEO](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-seo) helps you research keywords, analyze existing content, and identify SEO opportunities from a single workspace. Use it to: * Analyze a webpage and identify SEO issues and opportunities * Analyze written content for readability, SEO performance, keyword usage, and improvements * Research a topic or keyword and discover related search opportunities AI SEO is designed to help you make better SEO decisions. Always review recommendations and verify important information before publishing or making changes to your website. ## Before you begin You need: * A Klyra AI account * A webpage URL, written content, or keyword/topic to analyze * An SEO goal such as improving an existing page, planning an article, or finding new content opportunities ## Open AI SEO 1. Sign in to Klyra AI. 2. Open **AI SEO** from the **Content** section in the sidebar. 3. Choose one of the three workflows: * **URL Analysis** * **Text Analysis** * **Keywords** The three workflows use the same AI SEO workspace, so you can move from research to analysis without switching applications. *** ## 1. URL Analysis URL Analysis evaluates a public webpage and presents an SEO overview of the page. It is useful when you want to audit an existing page before improving or publishing it. ### Step 1: Open URL Analysis Select **URL Analysis** at the top of AI SEO. You will see a URL field with the placeholder: `Enter URL to analyze (e.g. https://example.com)` ### Step 2: Enter a webpage URL For the example in this tutorial, enter: ```text theme={null} https://www.ibm.com/think/topics/artificial-intelligence ``` AI SEO URL Analysis input and results ### Step 3: Analyze the URL Click **Analyze URL**. AI SEO processes the page and displays the analysis below the URL field. ### Step 4: Review the SEO Score The **SEO Score** provides an overall assessment. In this example, the page receives: * **90/100** * **Excellent** Use this score as a quick starting point. Review the individual sections before deciding what to change. ### Step 5: Review Page Information The **Page Information** section shows key information detected from the webpage. In the example, it includes: * **Title:** What Is Artificial Intelligence (AI)? | IBM * **Description:** Artificial intelligence (AI) is technology that enables computers and machines to simulate human learning, comprehension, problem solving, decision-making, creativity and autonomy. * **Keywords:** Artificial intelligence * **Load Time:** 0.2s * **Status:** 200 This section helps you quickly confirm whether AI SEO successfully accessed the page and what core metadata it detected. ### Step 6: Review Issues Found The **Issues Found** section highlights areas that may need attention. For the example page, AI SEO identifies: * Meta description too long * XML sitemap not found Use these findings as an actionable checklist for the page. ### Step 7: Review Recommendations The **Recommendations** section translates detected issues into suggested actions. For the example, AI SEO recommends: * Write a compelling meta description of 120-160 characters * Create and submit an XML sitemap to search engines ### Step 8: Review Technical SEO The **Technical SEO** section provides a quick technical overview. The example shows: | Check | Result | | --------------- | ------ | | Mobile Friendly | Yes | | HTTPS | Yes | | Sitemap | No | | Robots.txt | Yes | ### Step 9: Review Content Analysis The **Content Analysis** section summarizes the page content. The example shows: * **Word Count:** 4315 * **Headings:** 36 * **Images:** 4 * **Links:** 77 This gives you a quick picture of the page's content depth and structure. ### What to do with URL Analysis results A practical workflow is: 1. Check the overall SEO Score. 2. Review Page Information. 3. Fix the issues listed under Issues Found. 4. Apply useful Recommendations. 5. Review Technical SEO. 6. Check the content structure and depth. 7. Re-analyze the page after making significant changes. *** ## 2. Text Analysis Text Analysis evaluates content directly inside AI SEO. It can help you understand: * Content statistics * Readability * SEO score * Keyword usage * Recommended SEO keywords * SEO improvement opportunities ### Step 1: Open Text Analysis Select **Text Analysis** at the top of AI SEO. You will see a large text area with the placeholder: `Enter your text content for analysis...` ### Step 2: Add your content For this tutorial, use the following sample: ```text theme={null} AI is changing the way businesses create content. Many companies are now using artificial intelligence to write blog posts, create social media content, generate images, and improve their marketing campaigns. AI content tools can save businesses time and help teams produce more content. However, creating useful content still requires a clear strategy. Businesses need to understand their audience, choose the right topics, use relevant keywords, and make sure their content provides genuine value. A good AI content strategy should focus on quality, consistency, search intent, and the needs of the reader. Companies that combine AI with human expertise can create better content and build a stronger online presence. ``` ### Step 3: Analyze the content Click **Analyze Text**. AI SEO displays the analysis below the editor. AI SEO Text Analysis results ### Step 4: Review Content Stats The **Content Stats** card shows: * **108 Words** * **721 Characters** * **1 Minute Read** These statistics help you understand the current size of the content. ### Step 5: Review Readability The **Readability** card shows: * **45/100** * **Difficult** AI SEO also provides an improvement hint: `Difficult to read. Consider shorter sentences and simpler words.` Use this section to identify content that may need clearer wording or shorter sentence structures. ### Step 6: Review the SEO Score The **SEO Score** card shows: * **75/100** * **Good** The score gives you a quick indication of the content's current SEO quality. Do not treat the score as the only measure of content quality. Review the keywords and recommendations alongside it. ### Step 7: Review Top Keywords The **Top Keywords** section shows the words appearing most frequently in the analyzed content. For the example, some of the leading terms include: * content * businesses * create * their * companies * strategy * changing * many * using * artificial * intelligence * write * blog The percentage beside each keyword indicates its observed frequency in the analyzed content. ### Step 8: Review Recommended SEO Keywords AI SEO also suggests related keywords that may strengthen the content. The example recommends: * AI content creation * artificial intelligence marketing * content strategy * AI writing tools * content marketing * digital marketing * SEO optimization Use these recommendations naturally where they genuinely fit the topic. Avoid adding keywords simply to increase keyword frequency. ### Step 9: Review SEO Improvement Suggestions The **SEO Improvement Suggestions** section provides actionable recommendations. For this example, AI SEO suggests: 1. Incorporate long-tail keywords related to AI content creation. 2. Add internal links to related articles on content strategy and AI tools. 3. Optimize meta descriptions to include primary keywords and entice clicks. 4. Utilize header tags such as H1, H2, and H3 to structure content for better readability. 5. Include images with alt text that describes the content and includes relevant keywords. ### What to do with Text Analysis results Use the results as an editing checklist: 1. Check content length. 2. Improve readability where necessary. 3. Review the SEO Score. 4. Look at frequently used keywords. 5. Compare them with Recommended SEO Keywords. 6. Apply relevant SEO Improvement Suggestions. 7. Re-analyze the revised content. *** ## 3. Keyword Research Keyword Research helps you explore a topic before creating content. Use it when you want to understand: * Search demand * Keyword difficulty * Commercial value * Competition * Related keyword opportunities * Search trends ### Step 1: Open Keywords Select **Keywords** at the top of AI SEO. You will see a search field with the placeholder: `Enter a keyword or topic` ### Step 2: Enter a keyword or topic For this tutorial, enter: ```text theme={null} AI tools for business ``` AI SEO Keyword Research results ### Step 3: Start the research Click **Research**. AI SEO displays an overview and keyword analysis. ### Step 4: Review Keyword Overview The **Keyword Overview** section provides a summary of the main keyword. For this example: * **Monthly Searches:** 5,942 * **Difficulty:** 71/100 * **CPC:** \$4.22 * **Competition Level:** High These metrics help you evaluate the potential and competitiveness of the topic. ### Step 5: Review Opportunities The **Opportunities** section highlights potential value. For the example, AI SEO identifies: * High search volume, indicating significant traffic potential * High commercial value, indicating monetization potential This can help you decide whether a topic deserves further content research. ### Step 6: Review Keyword Analysis The **Keyword Analysis** table provides related keyword opportunities. For the example, the table includes: | Keyword | Volume | Difficulty | CPC | Competition | Trend | | --------------------------------- | -----: | ---------: | -----: | ----------- | ------- | | AI tools for business | 5,942 | 71 | \$4.22 | High | Stable | | ai tools for business | 6,265 | 93 | \$4.56 | High | Rising | | ai tools for business analyst | 4,635 | 95 | \$5.01 | High | Falling | | ai tools for business development | 4,392 | 79 | \$5.40 | High | Stable | | ai tools for business owners | 5,106 | 77 | \$5.19 | High | Growing | | ai tools for business analysis | 4,913 | 82 | \$5.20 | High | Steady | Use these related terms to understand the broader search landscape around your topic. ### How to choose a keyword Do not automatically choose the keyword with the highest search volume. Instead, consider the combination of: * Search volume * Difficulty * Commercial value * Competition * Trend * Relevance to your audience * Your ability to create genuinely useful content A highly relevant keyword with realistic ranking potential can be more valuable than a larger but extremely competitive keyword. *** ## A practical AI SEO workflow The three AI SEO workflows work especially well together. ### Step 1: Research the topic Start with **Keywords**. Example: ```text theme={null} AI tools for business ``` Review the keyword overview and related keyword opportunities. ### Step 2: Create your content Use your chosen topic and keywords to create an article or other content. You can then move the draft into **Text Analysis**. ### Step 3: Analyze the content Run **Text Analysis** to review: * Content Stats * Readability * SEO Score * Top Keywords * Recommended SEO Keywords * SEO Improvement Suggestions ### Step 4: Improve the content Apply the relevant recommendations and edit the content. Focus on usefulness, clarity, search intent, and natural keyword usage. ### Step 5: Analyze the published page Once the content is published, use **URL Analysis** to evaluate the live webpage. Review: * SEO Score * Page Information * Issues Found * Recommendations * Technical SEO * Content Analysis ### The complete workflow **Keyword Research** ↓ **Create Content** ↓ **Text Analysis** ↓ **Improve Content** ↓ **Publish** ↓ **URL Analysis** ↓ **Identify Further Improvements** This creates a simple research-to-publishing-to-optimization workflow inside Klyra AI. *** ## Tips for better results Start with a clear topic or keyword rather than a very broad concept. Specific topics make keyword research and content planning more actionable. Choose keywords and content topics based on what the reader is actually trying to accomplish. Do not optimize for a keyword simply because it has high search volume. AI SEO recommendations are suggestions, not requirements. Apply recommendations that improve the usefulness and clarity of your content. Add relevant keywords naturally. Content should remain useful and readable for people first. After improving your content or webpage, run the analysis again to see whether the results have changed. A strong content score does not replace technical SEO checks. Review issues such as metadata, sitemap availability, HTTPS, mobile friendliness, and robots.txt separately. *** ## Frequently Asked Questions AI SEO provides three workflows: URL Analysis, Text Analysis, and Keyword Research. Together they help you research topics, evaluate content, and identify SEO improvements. URL Analysis evaluates a webpage and presents an SEO Score, page information, detected issues, recommendations, technical SEO checks, and content statistics. Text Analysis evaluates content you provide directly. It reports content statistics, readability, SEO Score, keyword usage, recommended SEO keywords, and SEO improvement suggestions. Keyword Research analyzes a keyword or topic and provides search volume, difficulty, CPC, competition, trend information, opportunities, and related keywords. No. Select keywords that are relevant to the topic and useful to your audience. Natural usage is more important than forcing every recommendation into the content. No. Use the score as a quick indicator, then review the underlying issues, recommendations, readability, keywords, and technical findings. *** ## Summary AI SEO brings three important SEO workflows into one workspace: * **URL Analysis** helps you audit existing webpages. * **Text Analysis** helps you evaluate and improve content before publishing. * **Keyword Research** helps you discover search opportunities before creating content. A strong workflow is to **research the topic, create the content, analyze and improve it, publish it, and then audit the live page**. AI SEO should support your SEO strategy, not replace human judgment. Review recommendations for relevance, accuracy, search intent, and your specific business context before making changes. # AI Social Media Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-social-media Learn how to create, schedule, and publish social media content across multiple platforms with Klyra AI Social Media. [AI Social Media](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-social-media) brings social publishing into one intelligent workspace. Connect your social accounts, create text or media posts, generate content with AI, preview how a post will look on each network, choose where and when to publish, and manage your content from a single place. AI Social Media supports one-off publishing as well as scheduled and auto-reposted content. Connected SM accounts can be managed without losing scheduled work. ## What you can do with AI Social Media AI Social Media is designed around a simple workflow: Connect the social accounts you want to publish from using the available account connection options. Write a text post or media post, or use the built-in AI Content Generator to create captions, hooks, and full posts. Select the connected accounts where the post should be published. Each target account can be toggled independently. Switch between networks to see how the content renders on each platform. Publish immediately, schedule the post for a specific date and time, or use auto-reposting when you want content to repeat on a recurring loop. Use Posts, Calendar, and Library to manage your publishing workflow from one workspace. ## Supported networks AI Social Media provides one-tap account connections for: * X * LinkedIn * Instagram * Facebook * YouTube * YouTube Shorts The Connections screen also shows how many accounts are connected, how many are active or paused, and how many networks are available. AI Social Media Connections screen showing connected accounts and available social networks ## Connect a social account Open **AI Social Media** and select **Connections**. The page is divided into two main areas: * **Add a new account** * **My accounts** ### Add a new account Under **Add a new account**, select the network you want to connect. The available connection options include: | Network | Description shown in the interface | | ------------------ | ---------------------------------- | | **X** | Add new account | | **LinkedIn** | Add new account | | **Instagram** | Add new account | | **Facebook** | Add new account | | **YouTube** | Long-form video uploads | | **YouTube Shorts** | Vertical short-form videos | Select the network and follow the authorization flow. Use the network you want to publish from. You can connect multiple accounts and choose the target accounts independently when creating a post. ### Manage connected accounts The **My accounts** section shows connected accounts and their current status. For each account, you can: * Toggle the account on or off. * Disconnect the account. * See the connected network. * See the account type where applicable. The Connections dashboard also displays: * **Total Accounts** * **Active** * **Paused** * **Networks Available** Pausing or disconnecting an account does not remove scheduled work. You can reactivate the account when needed. ## Build your media library Open **Library** to store reusable media assets. The library is designed for images, videos, and audio that you can reuse across scheduled posts. AI Social Media Library showing uploaded images, videos, and audio assets ### Upload an asset The **Add to library** section provides drag-and-drop upload as well as a browse option. Supported formats shown in the interface include: * PNG * JPG * WEBP * GIF * MP4 * WEBM * MP3 Click **Upload asset** after selecting the file. ### Browse saved media The **Saved media** area provides filters for: * **All** * **Images** * **Videos** * **Audio** The library supports quick previews, including video playback and audio playback. Use the library when you want to reuse an asset rather than uploading the same file again for every post. ## Create a social media post Open **Create** from the AI Social Media navigation. The page is built around two areas: * **New post** * **How it will look** AI Social Media Create screen showing the post composer, target accounts, publishing schedule, and live preview ### Choose the content type The composer supports: * **Text post** * **Media post** Select the type that matches what you want to publish. ### Write your content Use the **What do you want to share?** field to enter your post content. You can write the post yourself or use the built-in **Write with AI** action. AI Social Media's AI content generation supports: * Captions * Hooks * Full posts * Tone-aware copy * Length-aware copy * Platform-aware copy * Reusable prompts aligned with your brand voice The AI Content Generator is intended to help you create social copy quickly. Review the generated content before publishing. ### Add media For a media post, use the **Post media** area. You can: * Drop a file into the upload area. * Browse for a file. * Pick reusable content from your media library. AI Social Media supports images, videos, GIFs, and short-form vertical clips. The interface displays the file format guidance beneath the upload area. ## Select where to publish Under **Where to publish**, the **Target accounts** section displays your connected accounts. Each account has its own toggle. Select one or more accounts for the post. You do not need to publish to every connected account. Target accounts are selected independently for each post. This lets you create once and publish to the specific networks that make sense for that piece of content. ## Preview your post The right side of the Create screen contains the **Live Preview**. Use the network selector at the top of the preview to switch between supported platforms. AI Social Media provides platform-specific previews for: * LinkedIn * Facebook * Instagram * X * YouTube * YouTube Shorts The preview helps you understand how your post will render before it is published. The preview is intended to show the platform-specific presentation of your content. Review it before scheduling or publishing. ## Choose when to publish Under **When to publish**, the publishing schedule offers three options: * **Now** * **Schedule** * **Auto-repost** ### Publish now Select **Now** when you want to publish the post immediately. Review the selected accounts and live preview, then submit the post. ### Schedule a post Select **Schedule** when you want the post to publish at a specific date and time. The composer displays a **Schedule date & time** field. Select the desired date and time, then choose **Schedule post**. Scheduling is useful when you want to prepare content in advance and maintain a consistent publishing rhythm. ### Auto-repost Select **Auto-repost** when you want content to publish again on a recurring loop. AI Social Media supports configurable: * Repost interval * Day-of-week rules * All days * Even days * Odd days * Weekdays Use auto-reposting when the same content is intentionally designed to be reused over time. ## Manage your posts Open **Posts** to see your social publishing activity in one place. AI Social Media Posts screen showing scheduled posts The Posts page provides status dashboards for: * **Scheduled** * **Posted** * **Failed** * **Drafts** It also provides a searchable and sortable archive of posts. ### Scheduled posts Posts waiting for their scheduled publication time appear under the **Scheduled** status. The list can show: * Media * Content * Account * Status * Posted / Scheduled date and time * Platform * Actions ### Processing posts When a post is being published, its status can temporarily show **Processing**. AI Social Media Posts screen showing a post in Processing status Processing indicates that the publishing workflow is currently running. ### Posted posts After successful publication, the post appears with a **Posted** status. AI Social Media Posts screen showing successfully Posted posts ### Failed posts If a publishing operation fails, the post can appear under **Failed**. Use the post information and account status to determine what needs attention before trying again. ### Drafts Posts that have been saved without being published can appear under **Drafts**. Drafts are useful when you want to prepare content before deciding when or where to publish it. ## Search and sort your posts The Posts page includes a search field and sortable columns. Use search when you need to locate a specific post quickly. The archive can be organized using columns such as: * Content * Account * Status * Posted / Scheduled * Platform This gives you a centralized view of your social publishing history. ## Use the content calendar Open **Calendar** to visualize your scheduled and published content on a timeline. AI Social Media Calendar showing scheduled posts in a monthly calendar view ### Calendar views The calendar provides: * **Month** * **Week** * **Day** Use the navigation controls to move between dates and select **Today** to return to the current date. ### Month view Month view provides a broad overview of your publishing schedule. Scheduled items appear directly on their corresponding dates. This makes it easier to identify publishing gaps, clusters of posts, and upcoming content. ### Week and Day views Use **Week** when you need a more focused view of your schedule. Use **Day** when you want to inspect publishing activity for a single date. ## A recommended workflow For a simple and reliable publishing process: Connect the networks you actively publish to and keep only the accounts you need. Add your frequently used images, videos, GIFs, and audio to Library. Write a text post or media post, or use AI to generate the content. Choose the accounts that should receive the post. Switch between networks and review how the content will render. Publish now, schedule for a specific date and time, or configure auto-reposting. Use Posts to track status and Calendar to review the overall publishing schedule. ## Best practices ### Create once, adapt across networks Use the unified composer to create the core message once, then use the platform-aware preview to check how it appears on each selected network. ### Review platform-specific presentation Different networks have different presentation requirements. Always review the Live Preview before publishing. ### Reuse assets from Library Store commonly used media in Library so you can quickly reuse assets across future posts. ### Use scheduling for consistency Prepare content ahead of time and schedule it for the dates and times that fit your publishing plan. ### Use auto-reposting intentionally Auto-reposting is useful for evergreen content that is designed to be reused. Make sure recurring content remains appropriate and current. ### Keep account connections organized Pause accounts you temporarily do not want to publish to and disconnect accounts that should no longer be used. ## Quick reference | Task | Where to do it | | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | Connect a social account | **Connections → Add a new account** | | Manage connected accounts | **Connections → My accounts** | | Upload reusable media | **Library → Add to library** | | Filter media | **Library → All / Images / Videos / Audio** | | Create a post | **Create** | | Generate copy with AI | **Create → Write with AI** | | Add media | **Create → Post media** | | Select accounts | **Create → Target accounts** | | Preview a post | **Create → Live Preview** | | Publish immediately | **Create → Now** | | Schedule a post | **Create → Schedule** | | Auto-repost | **Create → Auto-repost** | | Track post status | **Posts** | | View publishing schedule | **Calendar** | | Search posts | **Posts → Search** | ## Troubleshooting ### A social account is not available as a target Open **Connections** and check whether the account is connected and active. If the account is paused, reactivate it before publishing. ### I cannot find a previously uploaded image Open **Library** and use the **Images** filter or the **All** filter. The library is designed to keep reusable images, videos, and audio in one place. ### My post is scheduled but has not published yet Open **Posts** and check the post status. A scheduled post remains under **Scheduled** until its publishing time. During publication, the status may temporarily show **Processing**. ### A post appears under Failed Open the post and check the associated account and publishing details. Also verify that the target social account is still connected and active. ### I want to publish to only one network In **Target accounts**, enable only the account you want to use. Each connected account can be toggled independently. ## AI Social Media in one workspace AI Social Media brings the core social publishing workflow together: * Connect your networks * Create text and media posts * Generate social copy with AI * Reuse media from a centralized library * Preview content across platforms * Publish immediately * Schedule posts * Auto-repost recurring content * Track scheduled, posted, failed, and draft posts * Visualize your publishing schedule with the calendar Everything stays connected inside Klyra AI's intelligent workspace, helping you create, automate, communicate, and grow from one platform. # AI Speech to Text Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-speech-to-text Learn how to convert audio and speech into accurate text with Klyra AI Speech to Text for fast, AI-powered transcription. [AI Speech to Text](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-speech-to-text) converts spoken audio into text inside Klyra AI. It supports two workflows: **Transcribe Audio File** for uploaded audio or video files, and **Live Transcription** for speech captured in real time. The app brings together leading speech recognition capabilities from **ElevenLabs and OpenAI**, giving you accurate transcription for recordings and live speech. AI Speech to Text is built for both recorded and live transcription. Choose the workflow that matches the source of your speech. ## What you can do With AI Speech to Text, you can: * Convert uploaded audio files into text. * Convert uploaded video files into text. * Select the primary language of the uploaded recording. * Transcribe speech in real time with Live Transcription. * Review the live transcript while recording. * Copy a live transcript. * Save a live transcript for later access. * Review previous transcription tasks from the dashboard. According to Klyra AI's product documentation, the Audio Transcribe workflow uses ElevenLabs Scribe models and supports transcription in **99 languages**, with character-level timestamps, speaker diarization, and audio-event tagging. Live Transcribe uses OpenAI transcription models. ## Choose your transcription workflow AI Speech to Text provides two main workflows: | Workflow | Best for | | ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | **Transcribe Audio File** | Existing audio or video recordings | | **Live Transcription** | Speech that you want to transcribe while it is happening | You can switch between these workflows from the AI Speech to Text navigation. AI Speech to Text dashboard showing Transcribe Audio File and Live Transcription options ## Transcribe an audio or video file Use **Transcribe Audio File** when you already have a recording that you want to convert into text. ### Step 1: Open Transcribe Audio File Open **AI Speech to Text** from the Klyra sidebar. Then select **Transcribe Audio File** from the app navigation. The upload workspace appears with a large file drop area. ### Step 2: Upload your recording You can either: * Drag and drop your file into the upload area. * Click **Browse** and select a file from your device. The interface accepts audio and video files for transcription. After the file is selected, its filename appears in the upload area. The app interface describes the upload area as accepting audio or video files. The selected file is then used as the source for transcription. ### Step 3: Select the primary language Under the upload area, use **Primary Language of Audio File** to select the main spoken language in the recording. The interface provides a language selector. In the example shown, **German** is selected. Choose the language that best matches the primary spoken language in your recording. Selecting the correct primary language helps the transcription workflow interpret the recording appropriately. ### Step 4: Start transcription Once your file and primary language are selected, click **Start Transcription**. Klyra processes the recording and creates the transcript. Longer recordings may take longer to process. Keep the browser session available while the transcription task is being processed. ## Review your transcription activity The **Dashboard** gives you an overview of your Speech to Text activity. The example dashboard displays: * **Total Audio Tasks** * **Total Live Tasks** * **Total Minutes Transcribed** * Your current usage balance It also provides quick actions for: * **Transcribe Audio File** * **Live Transcription** AI Speech to Text dashboard showing transcription statistics, usage balance, quick actions, and latest transcripts ### View your latest transcripts The **Latest Transcripts** section shows recent transcription results. Items can include: * Live transcript files * Audio recordings * Video recordings * Saved transcript files Each item is shown with its filename and creation date/time. The menu at the right side of each item provides additional actions. Your transcript history gives you a central place to return to recent transcription work instead of starting over from the original recording. ## Use Live Transcription Use **Live Transcription** when you want Klyra to convert speech into text while you speak. This workflow is useful when you do not already have a finished audio file and want to see the transcript being produced in real time. ### Step 1: Open Live Transcription From AI Speech to Text, select **Live Transcription**. The live transcription workspace opens with a recording control and transcript area. AI Speech to Text Live Transcription screen showing speech time, words transcribed, recording status, microphone control, transcript area, and save and copy actions ### Step 2: Start recording Click the large **microphone** button to begin recording. While recording, the interface displays live status information, including: * **Speech Time** * **Words Transcribed** * **Status** When recording is active, the status is shown as **Recording**. ### Step 3: Speak naturally Speak into your microphone while Klyra transcribes the speech. The transcript appears in the main text area as the recording progresses. In the example shown, the live transcript area contains: > Hi there. Welcome to Klyra AI! Thank you for watching! The transcript can continue to grow as you speak. ### Step 4: Review the live transcript When you finish speaking, review the transcript in the main text area. Use the displayed speech time and word count as a quick reference for the recording. ### Step 5: Clear, save, or copy The Live Transcription workspace provides three actions: * **Clear**: Remove the current transcript from the workspace. * **Save Transcript**: Save the transcript for later access. * **Copy**: Copy the transcript to your clipboard. Use **Save Transcript** before clearing the workspace if you want to keep the current transcription. ## Understanding the two workflows The two transcription modes solve different problems. ### Transcribe Audio File Choose this when: * You have an existing recording. * You need to transcribe a podcast or interview recording. * You have a meeting recording. * You have a video containing speech. * You want to process a file after recording it. The workflow is: ```text theme={null} Upload audio/video ↓ Select primary language ↓ Start transcription ↓ Process recording ↓ Review transcript ``` ### Live Transcription Choose this when: * You want text while you are speaking. * You are capturing a live explanation or presentation. * You want to record speech without first creating an audio file. * You need a transcript immediately after speaking. The workflow is: ```text theme={null} Open Live Transcription ↓ Start recording ↓ Speak ↓ Review live transcript ↓ Save or copy ``` ## Transcription capabilities Klyra AI's product documentation describes the Speech to Text app as using leading ASR capabilities from ElevenLabs and OpenAI. ### Audio Transcribe The Audio Transcribe workflow is described as using ElevenLabs Scribe models and supporting: * Up to 99 languages * Character-level timestamps * Speaker diarization * Audio-event tagging These capabilities are particularly useful when working with recordings that contain multiple speakers or when timing and audio events matter. ### Live Transcribe The Live Transcribe workflow uses OpenAI's transcription capabilities for real-time speech-to-text processing. The available capabilities can depend on the current models and product configuration. The interface should be treated as the source of truth for the options available in your account. ## Practical workflows ### Turn a recorded interview into text 1. Open **AI Speech to Text**. 2. Select **Transcribe Audio File**. 3. Upload the interview recording. 4. Select the primary language. 5. Click **Start Transcription**. 6. Review the completed transcript from your transcription history. ### Transcribe a video recording 1. Open **Transcribe Audio File**. 2. Upload the video. 3. Select the primary spoken language. 4. Start the transcription. 5. Review the resulting transcript. ### Capture a live explanation 1. Open **Live Transcription**. 2. Click the microphone button. 3. Speak naturally. 4. Watch the transcript appear in real time. 5. Stop when you are finished. 6. Copy or save the transcript. ## Best practices ### Select the correct primary language When using file transcription, choose the primary language that matches the recording. ### Use a clear audio source Clear speech generally makes transcription easier. When recording new audio, minimize unnecessary background noise and keep the speaker close enough to the microphone. ### Review important transcripts AI transcription can make mistakes. For important meetings, interviews, published content, names, numbers, or technical terminology, review the transcript before using it as a final source. ### Save before clearing If you are using Live Transcription, save or copy the transcript before selecting **Clear**. ### Use the right workflow Do not upload a recording to the live workflow when you already have the file. Likewise, do not create a separate recording first when Live Transcription is the more direct option. ## Troubleshooting ### My file is not appearing after upload Try the following: 1. Confirm the file was selected in the upload area. 2. Check that the browser has completed the upload. 3. Try using **Browse** instead of drag and drop. 4. If the issue continues, reload the page and try again. ### The transcript is not accurate Check: * The selected primary language. * The quality of the original recording. * Whether speakers are easy to hear. * Whether there is substantial background noise. * Names, numbers, and technical terminology in the final transcript. For important content, always review the generated transcript. ### I want to transcribe speech immediately Use **Live Transcription** instead of uploading a file. ### I already have a recording Use **Transcribe Audio File**. ## Quick reference | Task | Action | | ---------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- | | Transcribe an existing recording | **Transcribe Audio File** | | Upload a recording | Drag and drop or **Browse** | | Set the recording language | **Primary Language of Audio File** | | Start file transcription | **Start Transcription** | | See recent transcription activity | **Dashboard → Latest Transcripts** | | Transcribe speech live | **Live Transcription** | | Start live recording | Click the microphone button | | Remove the current live transcript | **Clear** | | Keep a live transcript | **Save Transcript** | | Copy a live transcript | **Copy** | ## You're ready to transcribe with AI You now know how to: * Upload audio and video files for transcription. * Select the primary language. * Start a file transcription. * Review recent transcription activity. * Use Live Transcription. * Record speech in real time. * Review a live transcript. * Save or copy a transcript. * Choose the right workflow for recorded or live speech. AI Speech to Text brings recorded and live speech transcription into one workflow inside Klyra AI, helping you turn spoken content into usable text without switching between separate services. # AI Video Generator Source: https://docs.klyra.ai/ai-video-generator Learn how to create AI-generated videos with Klyra AI Video Generator using text and image-based video creation workflows. [AI Video Generator](https://klyra.ai/apps/ai-video-generator) brings two video creation workflows into one AI workspace: **Text to Video** and **Image to Video**. Turn an idea into a generated video with a text prompt, or start with an existing image and bring it to life with motion. AI Video Generator is part of Klyra AI's Video workspace. It supports both prompt-based and image-based video creation without requiring a traditional video production workflow. ## What you can create ### Text to Video Describe the video you want using a text prompt. Klyra AI turns the description into a dynamic video. Use Text to Video when you are starting with an idea rather than an existing visual. ### Image to Video Upload an image and describe the motion or scene you want. Klyra AI uses the image as the visual starting point and generates a video around it. Use Image to Video when you already have a photograph, illustration, product visual, or other supported image. ## How the workflow works Go to Video section in the sidebar and choose either **AI Text to Video** or **AI Image to Video**. Choose the available video model and set the generation options shown for the selected workflow. For Text to Video, describe the complete scene in the prompt. For Image to Video, upload the source image and describe the motion or transformation you want. Review the settings and click **Generate Video**. Generated videos appear in the workspace so you can preview and manage your creations. ## Text to Video Text to Video lets you create a video directly from a written description. Open **AI Text to Video** from the Video section of the Klyra AI sidebar. Klyra AI Text to Video interface showing the video model selector, title, prompt, audio, duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and generated video library ### Step 1: Choose the video model The Text to Video interface includes an **AI Video Model** selector. The example shown in the interface uses: **Google Veo 3.1 Fast** The available models may depend on the current Klyra AI configuration. ### Step 2: Add a title Enter a title in the **Title** field. For example: > *The City* The title helps you identify the generated video in your library. ### Step 3: Write your prompt Use the **Prompt** field to describe the video you want to create. A useful prompt can describe: * The subject * The setting * What is happening * Camera or visual direction * Dialogue, when appropriate * The overall visual context For example: > *A medium shot opens on a seasoned, grey-bearded man in sunglasses and a paisley shirt, his gaze fixed off-camera with a contemplative expression. His gold chain glints subtly. Beside him, a younger man in a tank top, also looking forward, suggests a shared moment of observation or reflection. The camera slowly pushes in, subtly emphasizing their quiet focus. In the background, a vibrant mural splashes across a wall, hinting at an urban setting. Faint city murmurs and distant chatter drift in, accompanied by a mellow, soulful hip-hop beat that adds a contemplative yet grounded atmosphere. "The city always got a story," the older man murmurs, a slight nod of his head. "Just gotta listen."* Describe the intended scene clearly rather than relying on a short, ambiguous phrase. Include the important visual and narrative details you want the generated video to contain. ### Step 4: Choose whether to generate audio The Text to Video interface includes **Generate Audio** for certain models. The example shows: **Yes** When available, use this setting when you want the generated video workflow to include audio. ### Step 5: Select the duration Choose the desired video duration from the **Duration** selector. The screenshot example shows: **8 seconds** The available durations depend on the selected generation configuration. ### Step 6: Choose the aspect ratio Select an **Aspect Ratio**. The screenshot example shows: **16:9** Choose the ratio that matches where you intend to use the video. For example: | Aspect ratio | Typical use | | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **16:9** | Landscape video, presentations, websites, standard video placements | | **9:16** | Vertical short-form video and mobile-first content | | **1:1** | Square social and other square placements | Only use aspect ratios available in the current interface. The table above explains common use cases and is not a statement that every ratio is available for every model. ### Step 7: Choose the resolution Select the desired **Resolution**. The screenshot example shows: **4k** Higher resolutions can be useful when the final video needs additional visual detail, subject to the selected model and available configuration. ### Step 8: Generate the video Once your settings are ready, click **Generate Video**. The generated video is added to the video library on the bottom side of the workspace.