Any length, any numbering
Top 5, 7, 15 or 50, counting down or up, from a typed script or a recording, even one that spells the numbers out.
Top 10 channels need every entry numbered, titled and on time, video after video. Pick the Top 10 template and each entry gets its own scene, with its own number and name up big over its first picture.
What usually slows this kind of video down, and how Vid Optimus handles it.
Ten title cards per video, retyped and retimed every upload, is busywork that never gets faster.
A chapter counter shows "02" while the voice says "Number 9", and entries with no title slip through.
A Top 7 or a Top 50, counting up or down, numbered "No. 7:" or "In fifth place…", breaks tools built for one format.
Numbered however you write it: "Number 10 — Chernobyl", "#3", "At number seven, we have…" or "And finally…". The wizard spots it and suggests the Top 10 template.
Every entry starts its own scene, and its own number and name go up over its first picture.
AI images, stock photos and stock video, planned for each entry. The opening hook counts up to the list's own number.
16:9 for the main channel or 9:16 for Shorts, rendered on your own computer.
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Top 5, 7, 15 or 50, counting down or up, from a typed script or a recording, even one that spells the numbers out.
Never a chapter count. An entry with no picture to carry its title gets a rank card, so none goes unnumbered.
Source chips, footnote marks and links pasted from an AI chat are pointed out before the voice reads them, and removed in one click.
Quick answers before you try it.
No. Ranked lists of any length work, counting down or up, however the entries are numbered.
Yes. It works from a recording too, including transcripts that spell the numbers out or have no punctuation.
Yes. Each entry shows its own number, the one the narration says, never a chapter count.
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