Getting Started

A first orientation to VYRDAI — what it is, what you can do with it, and how to go from an audio file to a published video.

What is VYRDAI?

VYRDAI is the platform you're using right now — a video rendering and publishing tool built around Studio, VYRDAI's creative workspace. VYRDAI analyzes your audio's real signal — tempo, energy, and structure — and renders video against that analysis using a purpose-built rendering engine. It does not use AI.

What can I do with VYRDAI?

Studio is organized around a few core areas, all reachable from the Studio sidebar:

Media — upload audio and images and render a video from them, guided step by step.
Editor — hands-on control over a render once you want to go beyond the guided flow.
Publisher — connect your TikTok and YouTube accounts and publish a finished video.
Scheduler — queue a finished video to publish to YouTube and/or TikTok at a chosen date and time.
Connected Accounts — see and manage your TikTok and YouTube connections in one place.
Profile — your account details.
Settings — account-level preferences, and self-service account deletion.
Subscription and Credits — your current plan and rendering balance.

Beyond Studio:

Creator Challenge — VYRDAI's public creator competitions.

VYRDAI Social — a public creator community (publishing, following, likes, comments, messaging, notifications) — is a future capability that is on the road and not currently available. See the VYRDAI Social page for what is planned.

Before you begin

You'll need a VYRDAI account and to be logged in to reach Studio.
Rendering consumes credits, so your account needs an available credit balance.
If you plan to publish, connect your TikTok and/or YouTube account first — publishing requires a connected account for that platform.

Your first workflow

The typical path through VYRDAI looks like this:

Log in and open Studio.
Go to Media and follow the guided steps to build your Creative Blueprint — the configuration your video will be rendered from.
Start rendering. Once it finishes, the output gives you three real actions: Download, Edit, and Publish.
If you want to adjust the result further, choose Edit to open it in the Editor.
When you're ready to publish, choose Publish — this opens Publisher with your render already loaded.
In Publisher, choose a platform. YouTube offers Public, Unlisted, and Private. TikTok offers Public, Private, and Draft — TikTok's Draft sends the video to your TikTok inbox for you to finish there, rather than posting it directly.

You can also queue a finished video for a later date and time with the Scheduler. Detailed guides for Media, Editor, and Publisher are linked from the Documentation home.

Account and publishing connection