The page of a finished video is no longer one long column. Above the player: Video, with the file, the other formats and Duplicate; Share & post; Script, with the topic, the whole script and the look it was made with; and Storyboard, where any frame can be drawn again. Each tab has its own link, so you can send someone straight to one.
A video is made to be posted, and the next step was always the same: working out what to write beside it. On the Share & post tab, pick where it is going: X, Threads, Bluesky, LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp or email. Press Write it and you get a text written from what your video actually says, in its language, opening the way the video opens.
Each one is shaped for the place it goes. A short post for X, Threads and Bluesky, with a counter for each limit. A longer post for LinkedIn and a conversational one for Facebook. A title, a description and chapters for YouTube, with the chapters placed exactly where the scenes begin. A caption and hashtags for Instagram and TikTok. A subject and a short email, without a greeting or a signature, because only you know who it is for. A quick message for WhatsApp.
Pick a tone, Plain, Lively or Formal, and hover over it to see the difference. Edit the text, ask for another, copy it, or press Open to land in X, Threads, Bluesky, LinkedIn, WhatsApp or your mail with the text already in place.
What was written for you, and what you changed, stays with the video. Leave the tab while a post is being written, close the page, come back tomorrow: it is there. A dot on a network shows it already has one.
Writing a post does not make your video public. The link starts working only when you copy it, copy a post that carries it, or open a network with it.
Choose how your video opens and how it ends, pick the style, the narrator and the frame each in its own window, and have your own script checked before anything is made.
The first half of the new storyboard settings, released to everyone together with 0.40.
The only words on a frame are words from your video, a frame without a caption has no caption line, and a picture you describe is drawn the way you wrote it.
Everything that changed, newest first.