- Using this completely free AI tool you're able to upload any
image like this shoe sale promo and it will automatically
add this pretty cool effect where it's zooming in and out. And here's another example of a backpack. Or perhaps you're a Goku fan. Check out the effect that it's added making it more dramatic. Let's get started with the first tool. Hey, it's Aurelius, welcome
back to the channel. So in this video, you're going to learn five
free and pretty useful AI tools worth trying today. As you saw at the start of this video, we've got these animated photos. And using this AI tool, you're able to upload a static image and then it will isolate things such as this item here,
shoes in this case. We've got headings and texts. And the very tool that can do this is called LeiaPix converter. Simply grab your image, drag
and drop it to the window, let it process, and right away it's added
the animation to the image. On the left, what you can
do is tweak the settings in terms of the panning, zooming, and how much effect you want to insert into the actual image. Starting off at the top, you
can see Animation Length. You can increase it by six
seconds there so it's slower or you can make it go a lot faster, but three seconds is good. Now we can go into Animation Style where you can select the
style of the animation going horizontally, wide circle, you know, circular motion,
or tall circle, and vertical. Next, you can add or decrease
the amount of motion. At the moment we've got
it dialled into More, otherwise you can select Regular or Less. Inside Focus Point, you can select whether to focus
on the centre of the image or closer or further away. We've also got Edge Dilation, which doesn't have much of an effect with this image in particular. There's also Advanced Editor where you can dial the
settings even further. We'll use this backpack
as another example. But going into Depth Map, you can play around with
the settings further. Once you're ready to
save your animated photo, simply head to Share. And you're given a number of options. So you can save to your
device as a GIF, MP4, even a Facebook 3D photo. So whether you're looking to create ads, promo banners, social media content, or simply wanna turn a boring
photo into an animated photo, simply use LeiaPix converter. Next up, we've got a five-in-one
tool called Goblin Tools. The first of its tools
that I'll run through is called Magic ToDo. And what you do is simply enter all your to-dos and items that you wanna get done
for the day or week. Let's say your first to-do is a Zoom meeting with Colin
at 12:00 PM, I'll add that. And first of all, what it's
done is it's added to the list, including a relevant emoji as you can see. And where magic happens is
when you click on the wand. When you click it, it'll break it down into
smaller task like this. First we've got set up Zoom
on computer or mobile device, then open Zoom app or
website, join the meeting, enter meeting ID, then enter the password, test the microphone and webcam, wait for Colin to join
the meeting at 12:00 PM. On the right, you'll see
these chilies, right? If you click it, it will indicate how much
breaking down do you need. So the more you break it down, you can see the more tasks that'll end up having as a result. We've got check calendar
for upcoming meetings and locate meeting with Colin, confirm the meeting at
12:00 and it goes on. Let's try this with another
item like cook tacos for dinner. We'll put the spice on this
level somewhere in the middle. I'll click plus, it's added in, and I'll click the magic button. And here are the subtasks
for cooking tacos for dinner. In the realistic world, some of these subtasks may not make sense but if you are going on
something like a Zoom meeting there are maybe a few things
that you might miss out on. So it's a good reminder just to at least go through this checklist. Of course, you can add your own subtask by going into the actual to-do, and then clicking on Add Subtask, and then adding your task here. Another cool tool on
Goblin is the Formalizer, where you can turn the spicy
thoughts into classy ones, or vice versa. So I'll enter some texts right here and just very quickly, I'll read it out. It's not the number of
tasks on our to-do list that we check off that determines how successful or
unsuccessful our week was, but rather that we are always choosing to move forward towards our goal. Now, let's say I want to
formalise it or deformalize it, we can select either, or we can add more waffle or
more words or unwaffle it. Let's first formalise it. And here it is in formal language. The metric of success or
failure in our weekly endeavours is not contingent upon
the quantity of tasks. So you get the gist of it. Now, if we want to deformalize it and make it more casual, more fun, we can simply click on Deformalize. And here it is. The amount of stuff we get done in a week doesn't determine if we did good or bad, it's more about making progress
towards our goals every day. Now let's add some waffle. And this one definitely
sounds more casual. You can see, hey there. Have you ever noticed that it's not about the number of tasks we complete in a week. Now if we Unwaffle it it has summarise this sentence
into this short sentence. We've got, success in a week is driven by progress towards our goal, not a number of completed tasks. Next, we've got the Compiler tool where you simply brain dump
and type what you wanna do for the day, for the week or whatever. In this case, we've got
meditate for 30 minutes, you know from Monday to Friday. We've also got record at least one video, run a few errands and here and there. Let's click on Turn into task. And basically we'll break
it down into to-dos. And here it is. So meditate each morning
from Monday to Friday. Work out for 30 minutes. Plan for the week. Pay utility bills. We've got go to post
office to return an item. Buy milk, bread, and eggs. And attend a meeting with
the accountant on Wednesday. And that's Goblin Tools in a nutshell. And as a side note, you
may be thinking that you can do all this in ChatGPT already. That is true but some people just don't
know how to use ChatGPT and they don't know how to prompt GPT to spit out things like this and compile and judge and
create to-dos such as these. So by simply going to Goblin Tools you can use and take
advantage of these tools. Next up, we've got Microsoft
Bing's Image Creator. What you can do with this AI tool is convert text into images
like these examples here. Simply enter your prompt here, such as a computer from the
'90s in the style of vaporwave, and we'll click on Create. And here are the results. We've got a computer from
the '90s in vaporwave style. When you first sign up, you'll get 25 credits,
which they call a boost. And when you enter your prompt it'll generate the images a lot faster. However, if you do run out, then it will simply generate it slower. It is very similar to other AI image generator
tools such as Midjourney without the confusing commands that you would get in Midjourney, which is a Discord channel. Whereas with Microsoft
Bing's Image Creator, you've got this friendly user
interface that you can enter. But in my opinion, the
images that are generated are not as high quality as you would get, you know, with something like Midjourney. But for a free tool and one
that's really convenient to use, this one's pretty good. The next AI tool is called ai|coustics. And with this tool, you're able to create
studio quality voice. So in order to use this, you simply drag and drop your audio file, it could be a WAV file,
an MP3 file, or whatnot, and then it will clean the audio. So if you have background noise, it will basically filter that out. To best show you how it works, they've got a few demos
where you can select between Sports audio,
TV/Movie, Historical, City Noise, Radio, or an interview. We'll select City Noise. And you'll see the difference
and hear the difference more. So we'll click on play. - Hey everyone, we're currently
in rush hour, Berlin City. - And down below you'll see Improve Audio. And let's say we want Enhanced Medium. You notice that the car
noises and the city noises have kind of disappeared. So I'll play it now. - 4:00 PM full on traffic to test our AI speech enhancement
algorithms which if you turn on, then probably all the background noise, the tram, the car noises, and all. - And back to original. - The city noise, which happened around us will be turned off to have. - You could either upload your own audio or start the live recording
right on your web browser. This tool proves to be really handy, especially if you're
recorded in an environment where it was out of your control. You've got city noises,
you've got background noises, and things simply that are unwanted. And last, but definitely not least, because I've got more
compilations like this in the description box below and I'll share some after this video, but this final one is called Opus Clip. It'll help you turn your long-form videos into shorter clips, making it ideal for places like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts. Let's say for example, I wanna get some short clips out of Angela Duckworth's Grit Ted Talk. I'll just click on this,
click on Share, copy the link, head back to Opus Clip, paste it in, and click on Get clips. And what it's done is it's located those key
moments from that TED Talk. It's not only going to
give you these short clips, it'll also give you a score out of 100 and justify why it chose
this moment in particular. It says this video has an
attention-grabbing hook, informative content, and inspires viewers to
cultivate grit for success. In addition, it says it is
well-structured and complete with personal anecdotes
and empirical evidence. No significant areas for
improvement were found. More importantly, let me
show you what it cut out. I'll click play. - In all those very different contexts, one characteristic emerged as a significant predictor of success. It was grit. Grit is sticking with your
future, day in, day out, not just for the week,
not just for the month, but for years. - And that's just a little clip of what Opus Clip can do. As you may have noticed, there were also subtitles
at the bottom right there. A few other examples that it extracted, if you keep scrolling down below. It's extracted a section called The Surprising Truth about
IQ and Academic Success. But if you do wanna edit a
particular clip that you like, simply click on Edit clip. And now you can do things like
highlight particular text. So that'll take and reflect on the actual captions that you see. Going into Preferences, you can change the
particular highlight colours, you can add an intro title, and change the layout settings
to fill, fit, or split, select between upper or lowercase texts, and even add emojis to the captions. And once you're done, you can simply click on Save & Compile. All right friends, and those are the five free
AI tools to give a try today. Let me know in the comments which of these are your favourites or which you found pretty cool. I'd love to know. In the meantime, I'll leave
up a couple of relevant videos for you to watch next. So this one here or this one here, if you haven't watched it yet. See you there and do take care. (gentle music)
