The video introduces five free AI tools that can be used to create animated photos, manage to-do lists, convert text into images, enhance audio quality, and create short clips from long videos.
1. **Layer Picks Converter**: This tool allows users to upload a static image and isolate items such as shoes or backpacks, adding animation effects like zooming in and out. Users can adjust settings for panning, zooming, and the intensity of the effect. The animated photo can be saved in various formats like GIF or MP4.
2. **Goblin Tools**: This is a five-in-one tool that includes a to-do list maker (Magic to do), a tool to break down tasks into smaller ones, a tool to formalize or deformalize text, a tool to compile brain dumps into tasks, and a tool to convert text into images.
3. **Microsoft Bing's Image Creator**: This AI tool converts text into images. Users enter a prompt, and the tool generates an image based on that prompt.
4. **AI Acoustics**: This tool improves the quality of voice in audio files by filtering out background noise. Users can upload their own audio file or start a live recording directly on the web browser.
5. **Opus Clip**: This tool extracts key moments from long videos and creates short clips suitable for platforms like TikTok and Instagram. It also provides a score out of a hundred and gives reasons for its selection. Users can edit these clips and customize the captions.
1. The user is discussing the use of a free AI tool that can animate images.
2. The tool is capable of adding effects like zooming in and out to images.
3. The user provided examples of animated images, including a shoe and a backpack.
4. The tool is called Layer Picks Converter.
5. The tool allows users to adjust settings such as panning, zooming, and the amount of effect to be inserted into the image.
6. The user demonstrated how to adjust the animation length and style.
7. The tool also has an advanced editor for further settings adjustments.
8. The user saved an animated photo to their device as a GIF and MP4.
9. The user mentioned that the AI tool could be used for creating ads, promo banners, social media content, or turning a boring photo into an animated photo.
10. The user introduced another tool called Goblin Tools, which is a five-in-one tool.
11. The first tool within Goblin Tools is called Magic to do, which allows users to enter their to-do's and items they want to get done for the day or week.
12. The user demonstrated how to use Magic to do by adding a Zoom meeting to the list.
13. The tool breaks down the main task into smaller tasks.
14. The user also mentioned another cool tool on Goblin called Formalizer, which can turn casual thoughts into more formal ones or vice versa.
15. The user then introduced the Compiler tool, which allows users to simply brain dump and type what they want to do for the day or week.
16. The user also mentioned Microsoft Bing's image Creator, which can convert text into images.
17. The user demonstrated how to use the tool by entering a prompt and generating an image.
18. The user also mentioned AI Acoustics, a tool that can create studio-quality voice.
19. The user demonstrated how to use the tool by dragging and dropping an audio file, which the tool then cleans to filter out background noise.
20. The user then mentioned Opus clip, which can turn long-form videos into shorter clips.
21. The user demonstrated how to use the tool by copying a link from a Ted Talk and pasting it into Opus clip to generate short clips.