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Step 1: Find AI-Generated Videos
Log into your Rejig account
Click on RE Topics (Re-listed Topics)
On the left-hand side, scroll down to find items with the video icon
These are videos automatically created by AI on various real estate topics:
HOA Fees
Home Maintenance
Choosing a Lifestyle
Mortgage Lenders
Reverse Mortgages
And many more
Step 2: Preview Your AI Videos
Click on any video topic that interests you
Preview the content to see the text, storyline, and video elements
Note that videos now include embedded video clips (not just images)
Step 3: Edit and Customize Videos
Click Edit on the video you want to modify
Select the specific slide you want to change
Click on the current video or image displayed on that slide
Options for replacement will appear on the right side
Step 4: Replace Video Content
To swap out a video clip:
Select the slide with the video you want to replace
Click on the current video
Go to Similar Videos section
Search for relevant terms (e.g., "homes" or "inspection")
Browse royalty-free videos from Pexels or Pixabay
Select your preferred video and click Apply
Step 5: Convert Images to Videos
Find slides that currently use static images
Select the image slide you want to enhance
Search for a relevant video (e.g., search "HVAC" to replace an AC unit image)
Select a video and click Apply to replace the image with video content
Step 6: Add Your Own Videos
Click on a slide you want to customize
Go to My Assets section
Browse your own uploaded videos or you can also upload video by QR scan
Select your video and apply it to the slide
Step 7: Adjust Timing (Optional)
Default video duration is 5 seconds per slide (based on word count)
You can extend the duration of a slide to show more of the video
If your video is shorter than the slide duration, it will automatically loop
Note: The video editing features are still being enhanced. Currently, you cannot splice audio or perform advanced video embedding, but these capabilities are planned for future updates.