Auto Movie

This is a software that provides an interface that adapts to each resolution by adapting it in a 1:1 ratio

It has line wrapping so that the words do not go off the screen

To create new templates, just access templates.py and add all the ones you want The parameters to be modified are explained below.

Tutorial

Install moviepy and Pillow:

go to cmd or preferably powershell and type

pip install moviepy
pip install pillow

If you get any error update pip with

pip install --upgrade pip

And download Visual C++ Build Tools https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/?q=build+tools

how to use it?

just access the example.py file and put the text and the template number with which you want to convert the videos

from auto_movie import Video_n_Text

#define the template text and number
text = "Hi, how are you! ✨"
Video_n_Text.create_videos(text=text, template_number=5)

If the process of rendering the video to see the result is slow for you, there is the option of generating the result in a png.

from subs import make_text

img = make_text(text=text, font="fonts/proxima-nova-7.ttf", stroke_width=3.5, bg_mode="square",
          stroke_color="#154F3B", color="#42F5E2", background="#ceccca")
img.save("subs.png")

Explanation of parameters

text: Here is the text font: file path, supports ttf and otf format stroke_width: font border size stroke_color: border color color: text color background: background color bg_mode: background mode can be "rounded" or "square", If it is none it will have no background

A new feature allows you to set hexadecimal colors instead of complicated tuples as was previously the case, allowing for faster template development

but...

how to create templates?

You can edit or add more templates in the templates.py file, just modify the metadata in the dictionary (template) you want

templates = [
    # example template
    {"font":"fonts/proxima-nova-7.ttf", "color":"#fff",
            "stroke_width": 3.5, "stroke_color": "#000",
                "background": False, "bg_mode": None},
]

How to configure where videos are saved or collected?

In the auto_movie.py file you can make some settings like the maximum length of text in one line

class Video_n_Text:
    "Configure ✔"
    path_in = "videos"
    path_out = "result"
    #maximum characters to display on one line
    max_characters = 20

The files will be saved in the output folder if the folder does not exist it will be created