AVA Studio User Guide
Understanding the Studio Interface: Core Components Explained
Landing Page
Prompt Input Box
Where you tell the AI what to create.
Freeform Prompt: Describe your scene or anything about the video you plan to create.
Example: "A cyberpunk girl walking through neon-lit Tokyo streets."
Magic Wand : AI Prompt Enhancer
Click this to auto-improve or expand your prompt for better results.
Image Upload
You can drop or upload more than one image here.
This helps the AI better understand the visual direction of your video.
The AI uses your images to build a visual reference board (or “video bible”) and generate scenes that match your prompt.
Ideal for creating product promos, mood-based content, or visually guided narratives.
You can also instruct the AI to animate your uploaded images, bringing them to life in line with your script/prompt.
Character Selection
Choose from a list of built-in agents by Holoworld and our partners, OR create your own custom agent to use in your video here.
Once selected, the AI will use your chosen character's voice and image to generate your prompt
Note: Each scene supports only one agent at a time. However, if you would like multiple characters in your video, do upload images of all the characters you'd like into include. The AI will then reference your images and generate your prompt accordingly.
Advanced Settings
The Advanced Settings panel lets you fully control how your video looks, sounds, and behaves prior to generation.
These settings apply across your entire project, not just individual scenes.
You'll find three tabs: Basic, Source & Style, and Audio.
Basic Tab
Control general video parameters here:
Format:
Choose to generate an image or video, or let the AI decide (Both).
Video Quality:
Standard: Default mode with faster generation.
High: Uses more advanced models for sharper results (higher credit cost).
Video Length:
Set how long you want the video to be (up to 60 seconds).
Leave it at 0 to let the AI decide based on your prompt and inputs.
Note: The final video length may not be exact — the AI will generate a result that's approximately based on your selected duration.
Source & Style Tab
Customize the visual feel of your video.
Brainrot Mode:
Toggle this on for the iconic chaotic, low-fi meme style.
The AI will randomly pull from a preset stock of chaotic visuals (eg. Subway Surfers, Minecraft) to play behind the captions of your script, overriding your visual prompt, character selection, and style choices.
Source Mode:
AI: Let the AI generate original visuals.
Stock: Pulls from curated stock images and footage instead.
Art Style:
Pick from a range of presets including:
Realistic
Cartoon
Anime
Meme
Comic Book
Line Art
Audio Tab
Shape the sound of your video.
Voice:
Select a voice for your script.
If an avatar/character is selected, the voice will follow what was set for that specific avatar
Music Stock:
Choose from curated background music styles like:
Lo-Fi, Electronic, Jazz, Piano, Ambient, Game, Orchestral, and more
Video Dimensions
Customize the aspect ratio of your video to match your target platform.
9:16 (Vertical) — Ideal for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts
16:9 (Horizontal) — Best for YouTube and desktop viewing
1:1 (Square) — Great for Instagram Feed and general-purpose posts
Template Selector
Located just below the prompt area, are videos that where previously generated using studio. Clicking on the video would trigger a modal that has pre-filled settings used to create the video you see.
Use them as inspiration — you can freely tweak the prompt, swap characters, or adjust the visuals to suit your needs.
Video Types
PFP Animation: Animates your avatar or a face image in a stylized way.
Step 1: upload an image
Step 2: Input prompt [place these two people in a driving convertible jeep wrangler, with the camera view from the side. then animate the image as if the car was driving. always keep the characters in shot.]
Character Talking Video: Puts a character (e.g., your avatar or a premade agent) on screen and syncs it with speech audio from your script.
Step 1: Select AVA as your character that will be narrating the video Step 2: Upload an image of Mirai Step 3: input prompt [generate a video about your bestie mirai. use the uplaoded image as reference for mirai face. Mirai is a virtual human created by aww and HoloworldAI. She combines over 5 years of R&D from @aww_inc, the team behind Asia’s top virtual human IP, with AI and blockchain tech from @HoloworldAI, creators of AVA. She can livestream, interact in real-time, and connect across platforms. Built for the future of digital communication — Mirai is where virtual humans meet intelligent systems.]
Faceless / Storytelling Video The AI creates a sequence of scenes to match your narrative prompt. Perfect for explainers, concept storytelling and more.
Step 1: Open Advanced settings
Step 2: Toggle to source and style/ visuals tab
Step 3: Select AI for Mode ( AI knows to generate images instead of using stock images)
Step 4: Select Anime for style
Step 5: Input prompt [generate a cinematic video about ava and mirai friendship over their shared plan for world domination. the video should be in ghibli anime style. add a narration audio to the story. add a delicate piano and soaring strings with a dark energy music.]
Brainrot Studio overlays your script as fast-paced captions on top of chaotic stock footage (e.g., Subway Surfers or Minecraft).
Note: Customization for visuals and characters is disabled in this mode.
Step 1 : Open Advanced Settings and toggle "Brainrot Mode" under the Source and Style / Visual tab
OR
Choose from a selection of brainrot templates
Step 2 : Input prompt [ Generate a brainrot video about the founding story of facebook.]
Editor
After generating your video, you’ll land in the Editor.
This is where you fine-tune your scenes, script, audio, and overall flow before exporting.
Everything is laid out in a simple, track-based timeline view so you can see and adjust exactly what’s happening in your video.
Project Overview (Right Panel)
When you first land in the editor, you’ll see a high-level breakdown of what the AI generating.
At the bottom of this panel you can continue uploading new images for the AI to reference or re-tweak the Advanced Settings, which still apply to the entire project.
Use the Character Selection button to add avatars, and they’ll appear in your video timeline under the “Avatar” track.
Timeline Tracks (Bottom Center Panel)
The bottom panel is where you see how your video is built. Each layer can be adjusted individually without affected the others:
Scene Track (Image/Video) Generated clips based on your prompt or uploaded media.
Audio/Script Track Displays your voiceover or on-screen captions. Editable for timing or content.
BGM Track Your background music, synced to match the mood and flow. Can be regenerated or replaced.
Avatar Track Use this to overlay talking agents. Add your own or use a prebuilt one — great for explainers or product demos.
Component-Specific Customization
Click on any timeline layer to access its dedicated settings in the right panel:
Scene (Video Settings)
View and regenerate individual clips by
Modifing the original prompt for each scene
Adjust media type (image vs. video), model (type of AI model used to generate), and aspect ratio
You would be able to see an estimated amount of credits needed to re-generate on the top of the re-generate button.
As the ai generates and produces your components you will see your credits being deducted on the top right of the nav bar
Voiceover (Audio Settings)
Review or regenerate AI-generated voiceover
Adjust volume, voice, and script
Change caption visibility, style, size, font, and color
Music (Music Audio Settings)
View current track and regenerate based on a music prompt OR Choose from a library of stock tracks
Adjust volume
Avatar (Agent Settings) (if added)
Right Panel Controls:
Script
Type what you want the avatar to say and the AI will automatically generate synced voiceover and lip movements.
Character
You can swap out characters at any time from the dropdown.
Aspect Ratio
Align the avatar's video output to match the main project format (9:16, 16:9, or 1:1).
Regenerate Button
Once you're done setting the script and character, click regenerate to process the new avatar segment. Credits are only deducted when you regenerate.
In-Canvas Controls:
Click directly on the avatar in the preview area to:
Move it to any position on screen
Resize the avatar by dragging the corner handles
This gives you full layout control — whether you want your agent on the side for a reaction clip, centered for an explainer, or resized small like a streamer overlay.
Final Steps (Export Video)
Once you’re happy with your video:
Click Export (top right) to render the final output
You’ll not be charged credits for exportation.
You may, however, chose to remove the hologram watermark for a cost of 50 credits
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