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- 0:00So, I found this Instagram page that has
- 0:01gained over 349,000
- 0:04followers by posting nothing but AI quiz
- 0:06videos. And honestly, that is insane.
- 0:09They've only posted around 129 times,
- 0:11but they've already racked up millions
- 0:13and millions of views. I mean, just look
- 0:15at some of these numbers. One of their
- 0:16videos is currently sitting at 13
- 0:18million views. Another one has over 9
- 0:21million views, and another is sitting at
- 0:23around 8.3 million views. And those
- 0:25aren't the only ones. They have multiple
- 0:27videos pulling in millions of views
- 0:29using this exact same style of content.
- 0:31So, when I saw this, I thought, why not
- 0:33figure out exactly how this works and
- 0:35show you guys how to recreate it using
- 0:37free AI tools? So, I did some research,
- 0:40studied the format, and built a master
- 0:42prompt that handles most of the workflow
- 0:44for you. And in this video, I'm going to
- 0:46show you exactly how to use it to create
- 0:48these quiz videos from scratch, build
- 0:50your own audience, and potentially
- 0:51monetize the content if you do it
- 0:53properly. And this isn't something I've
- 0:55only seen working on Instagram. I've
- 0:57also found creators using the same quiz
- 0:59format on Tik Tok and YouTube shorts,
- 1:01pulling in serious views. [music] Now,
- 1:03before I show you the workflow, check
- 1:04out this quiz video I created using the
- 1:06prompt I built. What is the capital of
- 1:09Japan? [music]
- 1:16[music]
- 1:17Which planet is called the red planet?
- 1:21>> [music]
- 1:27>> Which gas do plants absorb? [music]
- 1:34Leave a comment if you got it right.
- 1:36[music] See you on the next one. Yeah,
- 1:38everything you just watched was created
- 1:40using simple AI tools. And in this
- 1:42video, I'm going to walk you through the
- 1:44entire process step by step so you can
- 1:46recreate it yourself. But before we get
- 1:48started, don't forget to like the video,
- 1:50subscribe, and turn on notifications so
- 1:52you don't miss my next AI content
- 1:54tutorial. Now, let's get into it. To get
- 1:57started with this workflow, the first
- 1:58thing you're going to need is a chatbot.
- 2:00As you can see here, I'm using Chat GPT,
- 2:03but you can use Claude, Gemini, or
- 2:05basically any other chatbot you prefer.
- 2:07For this tutorial, I'm going to stick
- 2:09with Chat GPT. Once you have your
- 2:11chatbot open, head over to this Google
- 2:13document I created specifically for this
- 2:15workflow. I took my time building this
- 2:17prompt so that the entire process is
- 2:19much easier and you don't have to figure
- 2:21everything out manually. And don't worry
- 2:23if you need access to the prompt. I'm
- 2:25going to show you how to get it
- 2:26completely free before the end of the
- 2:28video. For now, simply copy the entire
- 2:31prompt exactly the way I'm doing it
- 2:33here. Once you've copied it, head back
- 2:35to ChatGpt, paste it into the chat, and
- 2:37click send. Once you send the prompt,
- 2:40ChatGpt automatically starts the
- 2:41workflow by asking how long you want
- 2:43your quiz video to be. As you can see,
- 2:46it gives us a few options, including 15
- 2:48seconds, 30 seconds, 45 seconds, and up
- 2:51to 60 seconds. Since this is just a
- 2:54tutorial, and I want to keep things
- 2:55simple, I'm going to create a 30-second
- 2:57video. So, I'll type 30 seconds into the
- 2:59chat and click send. The next question
- 3:02asks how many quiz questions I want
- 3:03inside the video. Since we're creating a
- 3:0530-second video, I'm going to use three
- 3:08questions, which gives us roughly 10
- 3:10seconds for each question. So, I'll type
- 3:12three and send it. After a few seconds,
- 3:14chat GPT generates all three questions
- 3:16for us. The first question is which
- 3:19planet is called the red planet? The
- 3:21second question is what is the capital
- 3:23of Japan? And the final question is
- 3:26which gas do plants absorb? So now we
- 3:28already have the entire structure of our
- 3:30quiz. If you don't like the questions it
- 3:32generates, you can always ask it for
- 3:34another set or even provide your own
- 3:36questions. But I'm happy with these. So
- 3:38I'm going to type next into the chat and
- 3:40click send. That tells the prompt that
- 3:42we've approved the questions and we're
- 3:44ready to move on. The next thing chat
- 3:46GPT does is generate the image prompts
- 3:48for every question. As you can see, we
- 3:50have image generation prompt one, prompt
- 3:53two, and prompt three. [music]
- 3:55Instead of copying these one at a time,
- 3:57I'm going to select all three prompts
- 3:59and copy everything together. Now, we're
- 4:01going to use Google Flow to generate the
- 4:03visuals. So, head over to Google Flow
- 4:05and create a new project. Once you're
- 4:07inside, turn on agent mode. Then open
- 4:09the settings and set your image
- 4:11generation aspect ratio to 9 to6 because
- 4:14we're creating vertical short form
- 4:16content. Do the same thing for the video
- 4:18aspect ratio and set that to 9 to 16 as
- 4:21well. Once everything looks good, click
- 4:23save. Now paste all three image prompts
- 4:25into agent mode and send them. The great
- 4:27thing about agent mode is that we don't
- 4:29have to generate every image manually
- 4:31one by one. It understands that we need
- 4:33three separate visuals and generates the
- 4:35entire batch for us. And after a few
- 4:38seconds, all three quiz images are
- 4:40ready. Now that our images are finished,
- 4:42head back to Chatypt. At the bottom of
- 4:44the response, you'll see where the
- 4:45prompt tells you to type next once your
- 4:47images have been generated. So that's
- 4:49exactly what we're going to do. Type
- 4:50next and send it. ChatBT now understands
- 4:54that the images are ready. So it moves
- 4:56us into the animation stage. After a
- 4:58short wait, we get three separate
- 4:59animation prompts, one for each quiz
- 5:01question. This is where the actual quiz
- 5:04video starts coming to life. We'll start
- 5:06with the first animation prompt. Copy
- 5:08animation prompt one and head back over
- 5:10to Google Flow. This time, turn agent
- 5:13mode off because we're going to animate
- 5:15each quiz scene individually. Make sure
- 5:17video generation is selected. Set the
- 5:19resolution to 720p, the aspect ratio to
- 5:229-6, and the duration to 10 seconds.
- 5:25Then upload or drag in the matching quiz
- 5:27image. For this first prompt, we can see
- 5:30that it corresponds to the question
- 5:31about Mars. So, I'm going to select the
- 5:33correct image. Now paste in the
- 5:35animation prompt and click generate.
- 5:38After a few minutes, our first animation
- 5:40is ready. Let's preview it. Which planet
- 5:42is called the red planet?
- 5:49[bell]
- 5:51And you can see how clean that came out.
- 5:54The voice asks the question, we get the
- 5:56countdown and then the correct answer is
- 5:57highlighted and ticked at the end. That
- 6:00is basically the exact quiz format we
- 6:02were trying to create. Now we simply
- 6:04repeat the same process for the
- 6:05remaining questions. Head back to
- 6:07ChachiPT and copy animation prompt two.
- 6:10Return to Google Flow, paste [music] the
- 6:12prompt, select the matching image, in
- 6:14this case the question about Japan, and
- 6:16generate the animation. Once it's
- 6:18finished, preview it to make sure
- 6:19everything is correct. What is the
- 6:21capital of Japan?
- 6:29>> [bell]
- 6:31>> And as you can see, it correctly reveals
- 6:33Tokyo as the answer. Now we do the exact
- 6:35same thing for our final question. Go
- 6:38back to chatbt, copy animation prompt 3,
- 6:41return to Google flow, select the
- 6:43correct image, paste the prompt, and
- 6:44generate. The third animation also
- 6:47includes our ending message. So once it
- 6:49finishes, we'll preview it and make sure
- 6:51both the question and the call to action
- 6:53are working properly. And there we go.
- 6:55Which gas do plants absorb?
- 7:02Leave a comment if you got it right. See
- 7:04you on the next one. Everything came out
- 7:06exactly the way we wanted. The final
- 7:08question plays. The answer gets revealed
- 7:10and then the video ends by asking the
- 7:12viewer to subscribe or leave a comment
- 7:14if they got the answer correct. That
- 7:16makes the format much more interactive.
- 7:18Now that all three animations are ready,
- 7:20we need to combine them. Inside Google
- 7:22Flow, select your first animation and
- 7:24click the plus button. Choose add clip,
- 7:27then select your second animation and
- 7:28add it. Give it a few seconds to
- 7:30process. And now both clips are
- 7:32connected. Repeat the same process one
- 7:35more time for the third clip. Once all
- 7:37three clips are together, click done.
- 7:39Now you have the complete quiz sequence
- 7:41in one video. Click the three dots on
- 7:43the finished clip and download it to
- 7:45your computer. Now we're moving into the
- 7:47final stage, which is editing everything
- 7:49inside Cap Cut. Open Cap Cut and create
- 7:51a new project. Click import and bring in
- 7:54the quiz clips you generated. Now, drag
- 7:56your first question into the timeline.
- 7:58For mine, I'm starting with what is the
- 8:00capital of Japan? Then, I'll place which
- 8:03planet is called the red planet. And
- 8:05finally, which gas do plants absorb? I'm
- 8:08keeping that final question last because
- 8:10it already includes our ending message.
- 8:12Once everything is arranged, our
- 8:13complete video is around 30 seconds
- 8:15long. Now, all we really need is some
- 8:17background music. Import whichever
- 8:19background track you want to use and
- 8:21drag it underneath the video. Cut off
- 8:23any excess audio so it matches the video
- 8:25length. Then lower the volume so it
- 8:27doesn't overpower the quiz narration.
- 8:29Play everything from beginning to end to
- 8:31make sure the voice countdowns, answers,
- 8:33and background music all sound balanced.
- 8:36And that's basically it. Once everything
- 8:38looks good, click export. Give your
- 8:41video a name so you can easily find it
- 8:42later. I'm going to call mine quiz 1.
- 8:45Then click export and your complete quiz
- 8:47video is ready to upload to YouTube
- 8:49Shorts, Tik Tok, Instagram Reels, or
- 8:52whichever platform you want. And the
- 8:54crazy part is that most of the workflow
- 8:56was handled using one master prompt. If
- 8:58you want access to the exact prompt I
- 9:00used in this tutorial, leave a comment
- 9:02saying Mark AI Guy and I'll show you how
- 9:05to get it completely free. And if you
- 9:07enjoyed the video, don't forget to like,
- 9:09subscribe, and turn on notifications so
- 9:11you don't miss the next workflow. Now,
- 9:13let's check out the final result. What
- 9:15is the capital of Japan? [music]
- 9:22[music]
- 9:25Which planet is called the red planet?
- 9:27[music]
- 9:34[music]
- 9:35Which gas do plants absorb?
- 9:41Leave a comment if you got it [music]
- 9:43right. See you on the next
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