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Day in My Life Video: AI Cuts Your Daily Clips into a Vlog
"Day in my life" (DITL) videos stitch a morning-to-night routine into a short vlog. Templates need exact clip counts; lovideo lets you upload whatever you filmed, describe the mood and order, and AI builds the cut.
What is it?
A day-in-my-life video is a short vertical vlog: wake-up, coffee, commute, work or study, food, evening. Clips are trimmed to 1-3 seconds, ordered by time of day, and tied together by one song and a consistent color look. lovideo builds it from your uploads with zooms, flash transitions, filters and optional time-stamp text such as "7:00 AM". It does not generate voiceover or auto captions, so it fits the music-only DITL style.
How to make it
- 1Film 8-30 short clips through your day (2-5 seconds each is plenty).
- 2Open lovideo and upload the clips plus an MP3/WAV song you have rights to.
- 3Choose 9:16.
- 4Describe the order and mood, e.g. "morning to night, calm, soft zooms, warm filter, a 7:00 AM style time label on each part, 30 seconds".
- 5Ask for tweaks: swap shots, shorten parts, change the filter.
- 6Export MP4, or a CapCut draft to keep editing or add voiceover there.
FAQ
Do I need a set number of clips?
No. Upload what you have; a video has up to 30 shots.
Can lovideo add a voiceover or captions?
No. lovideo does not generate voiceover or auto captions. Use music, or export a CapCut draft and add narration and text there.
Can I add time labels like 7:00 AM?
Yes. Ask for them in your description; they are added as editable text layers in the MP4 and the CapCut draft.
How long should a DITL video be?
Most run 15-60 seconds. lovideo supports 5-180 seconds.
Will it put my clips in time order?
The agent plans an order from a short automatic description of each clip and anything you tell it, so say the order you want (for example, "morning to night", or upload in time order). You can ask it to move or reorder scenes.
Can I use it for a study or work-day vlog?
Yes, any routine works as long as you filmed the clips.