Know the frame you are starting with
This template uses a 748 × 562 source, close to 4:3. It is not a native vertical 9:16 clip. The creation studio keeps the original composition because the foreground lead, silver cup and gestures move across the picture.
Both the 15-second and full approximately 29.08-second choices use that same framing. Choosing 720p changes output resolution; it does not automatically turn a wider scene into a full-screen vertical composition.
Fit the complete picture when the gesture matters
After downloading, create a 9:16 canvas in your video editor and scale the MP4 to fit within it. This leaves space above and below the picture while preserving the sides. You can use a plain background or a blurred copy of the scene behind the main video.
Keep any caption outside the lead’s face and moving hands. If you use a blurred duplicate as a background, mute that duplicate so its audio does not play over the main clip. Preview with headphones to check for accidental doubled sound.
Check every movement before choosing a tight crop
Filling a vertical canvas with this source removes a substantial part of the left and right edges. A centered crop that looks good on the first frame may cut off the cup or a later hand gesture. Check the beginning, sideways turns, face-covering moment and ending.
If your editor supports position keyframes, you can move the crop to follow the lead. Use gentle adjustments and check the background so the framing does not jump between gestures. When the crop cannot keep the action visible, return to a fitted frame instead.
Listen to the finished edit after reframing
The generated MP4 restores sound from the selected source segment. Trimming or adding another track in an editor can change that result, so check the exported file rather than relying only on the studio preview.
The AI edit does not clone your voice or write a new verse. If you add on-screen text, describe it as an AI edit and avoid presenting the scene as a recording of the real person performing at that event.
Review the actual exported file on a phone
Play the exported video from beginning to end. Check the lead’s identity, fingers, cup contact, readable text and audio alignment. Make sure the fitted frame or moving crop behaves as intended after export.
Keep the original downloaded MP4 so you can make another layout without repeatedly compressing the edited copy. Uploading to a social platform is a separate step; the EasyVideoAI template creates the video and does not post it to your account.
Reviewed against the EasyVideoAI studio on November 5, 2026. Check the live studio for current availability and the final credit quote.