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Publish clear news and commentary videos.

Start from a verified story, write a focused narration, and add source images for the people, places, documents, or products being discussed.

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Editorial concept of a press briefing, field reporting, and global news arranged as vertical scenes

Keep the story moving without losing context.

Build around the narration

Use a written script or an existing voiceover as the timing source for the entire edit.

Use source material where it matters

Bring in the photos and clips that establish people, places, products, or events accurately.

Review every editorial choice

Change visuals, captions, emphasis, and pacing before the commentary is published.

Turn a verified story into a visual sequence.

Research and factual review stay with you. Shortsly organizes the narration, source media, captions, and scene timing into an editable cut.

  1. Step 1

    Verify the story. Collect the original source, confirm names and dates, and decide what has actually changed.

  2. Step 2

    Write the narration. Lead with the update, explain why it matters, and clearly distinguish reporting from commentary.

  3. Step 3

    Add the story’s subjects. Upload source images for the key people and places, then verify every placement before publishing.

Watch the format in practice.

Real videos produced through the Shortsly workflow.

News and commentary exampleA narrated vertical story with illustrated scenes, motion, and synchronized captions.

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Questions about news and commentary.

Can I begin with a recorded commentary track?

Yes. Upload an audio file or reuse a saved voiceover, and Shortsly can build the visual edit around its timing.

Does Shortsly verify news claims?

No. Shortsly assembles and edits the video. The creator remains responsible for research, source selection, factual accuracy, and publication decisions.

Can I replace a generated scene with a source image?

Yes. The timeline remains editable, so generated visuals can be replaced with uploaded images or clips before export.

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