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0:00Did you know you can make a Cocomelon
0:01video just like this one using nothing
0:03but free AI tools?
0:06>> [music]
0:13[music]
0:18[music and singing]
0:24[music]
0:29[music]
0:32>> Well, the process behind it is so simple
0:35that anyone can do it and you don't need
0:37to pay for anything. That's why today
0:39I'm going to show you the exact three AI
0:41tools I used and then walk you through
0:43the entire workflow from how to create a
0:45song to the final video. So, let's get
0:47straight into the first step, which is
0:48planning your video. This will make the
0:50entire process 10 times faster because
0:52you already know what you want from the
0:54start. To do it, we are going to be
0:56using the free plan on ChatGPT. So, I'll
0:58open a new chat and here's exactly what
1:00I'll write. simply tell it I want a
1:03nursery rhyme video just like the
1:05Cocomelon channel and then tell it that
1:07I need a concept, the characters, and
1:09the lyrics for the song. And one thing
1:11here, I also mentioned that we are going
1:13to be using Suno AI with a free plan to
1:16create the melody so that it also
1:17structures the lyrics in the right
1:19format, which as you will see will make
1:21everything way easier for us when
1:23creating it. So, let's press enter and
1:25it comes back with the plan, which is to
1:27use a simple verse pattern, a catchy
1:29hook, and a cute sidekick. Then it also
1:31gave us four different ideas for the
1:32song. So, I'll go with the morning
1:34routine because kids actually learn
1:36something from it and I'll tell it to go
1:37deeper on that one. Now, look at this.
1:39It already came up with a whole plan.
1:41The song is called Good Morning Milo and
1:43Milo is a 3-year-old boy with curly hair
1:46who has a plush bunny called Pip that
1:47copies everything he does. Then it gives
1:49me one cozy house as the setting, five
1:52verses, and a hook that plays after
1:54every verse. But, I want to change three
1:55things, so here's what I'll write next.
1:58First, I wanted to drop the brushing
1:59teeth first because Cocomelon already
2:01has a whole song about that. Second, the
2:03hook plays four times, so I want them in
2:06a totally different outfit. And third,
2:08Pip should get dressed, too, because the
2:09song says he copies Milo. And as you can
2:12see, it updated everything. So, now we
2:14have four verses, both of them in yellow
2:16overalls dancing in the backyard for the
2:18hook and a red bow tie for Pip in the
2:20dress verse. So, I'll tell it the plan
2:22is approved and to write the lyrics and
2:24the styles for Suno. And here they are.
2:26Now, if you look at the verses, every
2:27one of them is the same exact four lines
2:30with only the action swapped, plus a 1 2
2:323 count for Pip. And that's on purpose
2:34because this makes a 3-year-old sing
2:36along by the second verse. Now, let's
2:38actually go ahead and turn this into a
2:40real song. So, I'll open Suno AI, which
2:43is the free tool we're using. Let's
2:44switch to the advanced mode. Here, I'll
2:46paste the lyrics into the lyrics box and
2:48the style line into the styles box. And
2:50if there are any style tags already in
2:52there, I'll clear them out first. Then,
2:54I'll set the model to V6 Mini, which is
2:56the one you get on the free plan. And on
2:58the free plan, you get 50 credits a day,
3:00which is around 10 songs. So, if the
3:02first one doesn't sound right, you can
3:04just try again. Now, let's press create
3:06and let's hear it.
3:09>> Cock-a-doodle-doo, [music]
3:11the sun says hi. Good morning, Milo.
3:15[singing and music]
3:15Open your eyes. Wake up, wake up,
3:19stretch up high. [music]
3:20Yawn, yawn, yawn, reach for the sky. Pip
3:22wakes up, 1 2 3. Wake [music] up, wake
3:25up, happy me. Morning, morning, la la la
3:28la la.
3:29Morning, [music] morning, la la la la
3:30la.
3:31Morning, morning, la la la la la.
3:33Here we go.
3:35>> Honestly, this sounds like a song that's
3:37already on one of those channels. It's
3:38bouncy, and the la la la hook sticks in
3:40your head after one listen. So, I'll
3:42download it, and now we have the entire
3:44song ready before touching a single
3:46image. But there are two things you need
3:48to know here. First, free accounts only
3:50get seven downloads in total now, so
3:53only download the one you're actually
3:54happy with. And second, songs made on
3:56the free plan can't be used
3:58commercially, which means if you want to
4:00monetize a channel like this, you'll
4:01need to make the song on a paid plan.
4:03Now that we have the song, let's
4:04actually build the two characters. And
4:06everything from here on happens inside
4:09Google Flow, which we can use for free.
4:11So the first thing I'll do is open the
4:13agent settings because we set everything
4:15once in here and never come back to it.
4:17I'll set always for confirm before
4:19generating because this way it asks me
4:21before every generation and never spends
4:23my credits on something I didn't want.
4:25And that's really important on the free
4:27plan because you get 50 credits a day
4:29and every video costs around 7 to 15
4:32credits. So just the eight videos we're
4:34making will take around two to three
4:35days of credits, but they refresh every
4:37day so you just pick up where you left
4:39off. Then for the images, I'll pick 16
4:41by 9 for the ratio, X1 for the outputs,
4:44and Nano Banana Pro as the model. And
4:46for the videos, 16 by 9 for the ratio,
4:49X1 for the outputs, and Omni 1.1 Flash
4:52as the model. Now let's start with Milo,
4:54and before I write anything, I'll attach
4:56one screenshot from a big nursery rhyme
4:58channel as the first reference. But this
5:00one is only for the AI to understand the
5:03exact style we want for our video. And
5:05inside the prompt, I tell it to take
5:07nothing else from it. And whenever you
5:09see image one inside a prompt, it simply
5:11means the first image I attached. So for
5:13the prompt, here's exactly what I'll
5:15write. Now, let's press generate and
5:17here's what we got. Honestly, this looks
5:19like it came straight out of an episode
5:21from Cocomelon, and it's the same exact
5:23kid in all three panels. Now, if you're
5:25wondering why the first panel has no
5:27head, that's on purpose because this way
5:29the video model locks the pajamas and
5:31doesn't touch the face. Next is Pip with
5:34the same settings and the same style
5:35reference. And inside the prompt, I tell
5:37it he's a toy that moves. So here's the
5:39prompt I'll paste in. Let's press
5:41generate and take a look at this. He
5:43looks like a plush bunny you could
5:44actually buy in a store. And you can
5:46even see the stitching on his nose. Now,
5:49Milo changes his clothes in the song,
5:51and so does Pip. So, let's make every
5:53outfit as its own image first. And
5:55that's because this way, the clothes
5:56come back the exact same in every scene,
5:59instead of the AI inventing a slightly
6:01different hoodie every time. So, I'll
6:03start with Milo's day outfit with the
6:05same settings as before and the style
6:07screenshot as the only reference. And
6:09here's exactly what I'll write. Let's
6:10press generate, and here's what came
6:12back. It looks like a product photo from
6:14a kids clothing store. Now, the other
6:16three pieces are made the same exact
6:18way, so let me just show you the
6:19results. First, here's Milo's hook
6:21outfit using this prompt. And look at
6:23this, the yellow overalls with the
6:24little sun on the pocket. I really like
6:26it. Then Pip's bow tie, and this time,
6:28I'll use Milo's sheet as the style
6:30reference. So, it matches the same look.
6:32It's just a tiny red bow tie, and it
6:34even looks soft, like it's made out of
6:36felt. And the last one is Pip's overalls
6:38with two references this time, Milo's
6:41sheet for the style and the hook outfit,
6:43so it copies the exact same design. As
6:45you can see, these are the same overalls
6:47as Milo's, just shrunk down to bunny
6:49size with no shirt and no shoes. Now,
6:51the last step here is to actually put
6:53each outfit on the character. So, for
6:56Milo's day outfit, I'll attach his base
6:58sheet as the first reference, [music]
6:59because that's where the face comes
7:01from, and the hoodie image as the second
7:03one. And here's the prompt for it. Let's
7:04press generate, and here's the result.
7:06It's the same exact Milo now in the
7:08hoodie. Now, the other three sheets are
7:10made the same way, so here's Milo in the
7:12hook outfit, then Pip with the bow tie,
7:14and here's him in the overalls. In my
7:16opinion, this came out looking really
7:18cute, especially for kids. Now, the song
7:20happens in five different places. So,
7:22let's actually build every one of them,
7:24because that's what keeps the room
7:25exactly the same from one scene to the
7:28next. So, I'll start with the front
7:29garden and the house with the same
7:31settings, and this time, Milo's sheet is
7:33the style reference and nothing else.
7:35Here's exactly what I'll write. Let's
7:37press generate, and here's the house.
7:39Honestly, it looks like the house from
7:41the opening of every big kid show with
7:43the little white fence and the sun right
7:45above it. Now, the other four are made
7:47the same way, so let me show you each
7:48one. Here's Milo's bedroom using this
7:50prompt. The star quilt and the toy shelf
7:53are right there and it already feels
7:54like a kid's room. Then the bathroom.
7:56Next is the kitchen. As you can see,
7:58there are two tiny chairs at the table,
8:00one for each of them. And the last one
8:02is the backyard for the hook. The flags
8:04are already up, so it looks like a party
8:07is about to start. So, now every
8:08character, every outfit and every room
8:11is locked, which means it's finally time
8:13to animate the song. But, because we
8:14can't create the entire animation from
8:16one shot, let's actually create all the
8:18different scenes separately and then
8:20stitch them together. So, let's start
8:21with the first one, which will be the
8:23intro for this. And you don't need to
8:25switch anything here because we already
8:27set up the video settings at the start.
8:29So, I'll attach the front garden as the
8:31only reference. And here's exactly what
8:33I'll write. Let's press generate and
8:35here's what we got.
8:43This looks absolutely amazing. It's
8:45exactly what I asked for. As you can
8:47see, we have the rooster who pops up.
8:49So, let's move on to the second scene
8:51where Milo is waking up. For this, I'll
8:53attach three image references, the one
8:55with his pajamas, Pip's sheet and the
8:56bedroom, and paste in this prompt. I'll
8:58press generate and take a look at this.
9:00It's really cute how Milo opens his big
9:02eyes and then smiles. So, I'll keep it
9:04like that and go ahead and create the
9:06next one. I'll paste in this exact
9:07prompt. So, let's press generate and
9:09here's the first verse. They both look
9:11so happy stretching and hopping around.
9:13Now, there are just a few remaining
9:14scenes I need to make. So, for this next
9:16one, I'll attach the two overalls sheets
9:18and the backyard while pasting this
9:20prompt. And here's how it came out.
9:21Honestly, this is one of my favorites
9:23because they look like they're having so
9:25much fun dancing together. But, here's a
9:27simple trick I'll be using. Because this
9:28part plays four times in the song, I'm
9:31going to reuse it every single time so I
9:33don't waste time. Now, the other three
9:34verses and the outro are made the same
9:37way. So, let me show you each one.
9:38Here's verse two in the bathroom with
9:40the pajamas. And look at this, Milo's
9:42washing his face and Pip's also
9:44splashing next to him. He's so cute.
9:46Verse three is in the bedroom and this
9:48time I'll attach the day outfit sheets.
9:50As you can see, they get dressed in the
9:51same exact clothes we made earlier and
9:54they look so proud of themselves at the
9:55end. And here's what I've got for verse
9:57number four. It actually made me smile
9:59because they seem so happy eating
10:01breakfast together. Now, for the last
10:03one, which is the outro, I'll upload the
10:05four references and use this prompt to
10:07generate it. And here they are, walking
10:09out the door and waving at the camera
10:11while smiling. That's the perfect ending
10:13for this song. The only thing left is to
10:15put it all together. So, I'll open
10:17CapCut, I'll drop the song from Suno in
10:19as the audio track and then all the
10:20videos on the timeline in the order of
10:22the song while making sure to put the
10:24hook video in four times. Then, I'll
10:26trim each one to its part of the song.
10:28And here's the final video.
10:30>> [music]
10:32>> Cock-a-doodle-doo, [singing]
10:34the sun says hi. Good morning, Milo.
10:38[music]
10:39Open your eyes. Wake up, wake up,
10:42stretch up high. Yawn, [singing] yawn,
10:44yawn, reach [music] for the sky. Pip
10:46wakes up, 1 2 3. Wake up, wake up, happy
10:49me. Morning, [music] morning, la la la
10:51la la. Morning, morning, la la la la la.
10:54Morning, [music] morning, la la la la
10:56la. Here we go. Wash up, [music] wash
11:00up, splash, splash, splash. Soap and
11:01bubbles quick as a flash. Pip washes, 1
11:042 3. Wash up, wash up, clean as can be.
11:08Morning, morning, la la la [music] la
11:09la. [singing] Morning, morning, la la la
11:11la la. Morning, morning, la la la la la.
11:14Here we go. Get dressed, get dressed,
11:18zip, zip, zip. Shirt and socks, now
11:20don't you trip. Kids dress, [music] 1 2
11:223. Get dressed, get dressed, look at me.
11:25Morning, morning, la la la [music] la
11:27la. Morning, [singing] morning, la la la
11:29la la. Morning, morning, la la la
11:32Here we [music] go.
11:34Breakfast, breakfast, yum yum yum. Milk
11:37and pancakes [music] in my tum. Hippy's
11:39two, one, two, three. Breakfast,
11:41breakfast, yummy for me. Morning,
11:43morning, la la la [music] la la.
11:45Morning, morning, la la la la la.
11:47Morning, morning, la la la la la.
11:50Here we go.
11:52Wake up,
11:53>> [music]
11:53>> wash up, dressed and fed. Off we go, the
11:58day's ahead.
12:01>> And now that you know the whole process,
12:02you can make a Cocomelon video about
12:04anything you want. But if you want to
12:06learn how to create any type of AI video
12:08from animations, realistic films, and
12:10even UGC ads, watch this video next.
12:13Thanks for watching and I'll see you in
12:14the next one.

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