Short videos are at the heart of the social web today, so if you're spending a lot of time on Twitter, you might be interested in which site we're going to talk about today.
Short videos are easy to consume both on mobile devices and on social networks, where the viewer's attention is greater . Also, video platforms like TikTok and Instagram have made it easier for users to create and share short videos, boosting their popularity. That's why applying this philosophy to Twitter might make sense.
This is Fliki, an automatic content creation tool that offers a function that converts a tweet to a video, in a few seconds.
In the photo below you can see an example. Put a tweet link and click on the Create Video button. Then we have a video in which the tweet appears with a random background while a male or female voice is responsible for reading it.
We can even decide if we want background music or not, although it is better to do it directly on TikTok or Reels, using the music in each service, due to licensing issues.
The narrative presented in the demo is in English, so I recommend downloading the video, removing and uploading the audio to each social network, adding our voice or music that we want.
♦ Link: Fliki