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This comes from a non-coder. I only create reels/shorts for a business account on social media: The possibility to add and remove entire words in the captions editor. An option (switch/checkbox) to have the generated shorts automatically cut out silence. Optimally with an additional option to let me set a minimum time for the silence to be cut out. I.e. “cut all silence that is longer than 0.5 sec”. An option to re-roll clip generation for a video. An option to customize the title frame (i.e. darken/blur the frame - except caption titel obviously, change font and colouring of the caption titel, …) Cheers, Max

Max Fundsback 3 months ago

Pick own shorts from a long-form video (in addition to auto generation of shorts)

Up to now Taja completely controls how much shorts will be picked from a long form video. This has it’s limitations. For example, I just uploaded a video where I spoke five skripts for reels into the camera, only with a few seconds of gap between them. Taja recognised only three out of five reels. I’d like to pick the other ones manually from the long-form video.

Markus Pohle 3 months ago

problems with member accounts that always occur

I am very happy with the new UI and other sharp advances. but there are really a lot of problems with the user experience. please focus on user experience by fixing all issues. like : reset link password email not sent Invited member accounts are not automatically premium and must contact CS payment pop up appears when generating payment pop up appears when downloading shorts the kick off automation sometimes doesn't work

M. Jerry Putra 4 months ago

Script to Video, Human (Like) Voiceovers, And Caption Removal

In my opinion 'Taja AI" is well on it's way to becoming a (Juggernaut) in the AI industry. Taja continues to add to the software with the latest features. Which will help YouTuber content creators take their channel to it's maximum potential, and possibly to get monetized quicker. This is huge, when I don't have to come up with titles, description, hashtags, keywords, etc. Taja lays and creates everything out for you (even YouTube shorts and thumbnails). This could make your videos potentially go-viral. There isn't an AI tool like Taja that has these type of features (that I know of) And I have either a subscriptions or purchase software from other websites, which can get expensive. I would like to eliminate some of my AI tools and be able to have all the features I need to grow my YouTube channel in one place - And Taja does comes close! What Taja software lacks, and I would like to see features added; are (Script to Video, Human (Like) Voiceovers, And Caption Removal). That's why I said Taja is well on it's way to becoming a juggernaut! But lacking these advanced features in my opinion, makes Taja fall short and incomplete. You already know there are other advance AI tools on the market that have video creation, script-to-video, human voiceovers, etc. I mentioned "Caption Removal" - this feature it a must 'have' because when Taja creates shorts from your YouTube videos (if you have caption already on them) and Taja's caption as well - it overlaps with yours and makes the short look (Tacky) and unprofessional looking. You need a 'Caption Removal' button that will delete the old video caption - And leave Taja's (if that makes sense to you)! Taja AI should be an All-In-One AI tool that content video creators need! Consider these features "Script to Video, Human (Like) Voiceovers, And Caption Removal." User: Terry Clark Thank You

terry51clark 6 months ago

Boost Rankings with Backlinks: A Power Feature Taja.AI Needs

We’d love to see Taja.AI offer a built-in YouTube Backlink Generator as part of its video optimization toolkit. Similar to tools like Kwebby and Nimtools, this feature would allow users to generate high-quality backlinks to their video URLs, boosting visibility, authority, and ranking in both YouTube and Google search results. Why Backlinks Matter for YouTube Videos: Backlinks are a cornerstone of SEO. When a YouTube video receives backlinks from various reputable sources, it signals to search engines that the content is valuable, relevant, and trustworthy. This helps improve the video’s chances of appearing in search results, not just on YouTube, but on Google as well. By incorporating a backlinking feature directly within Taja.AI, creators won’t need to rely on third-party services to handle one of the most impactful aspects of video SEO. Instead, they can get everything they need for optimization, from title generation to backlinking, in one streamlined platform. Benefits of This Feature: Boost YouTube search rankings and impressions Help videos appear in Google search results more frequently Improve overall video authority and credibility Save creators’ time by automating SEO workflows Increase user retention and satisfaction with Taja.AI Inspiration Tools: Kwebby YouTube Backlinks Generator Nimtools YouTube Backlinks Generator

Savvy Matthew (Matthew Clark) 7 months ago

Idea for Taja.ai to Make Content Creation Even Easier!

I was thinking — what if Taja.ai plugged directly into Google Trends? That way, people could instantly see what’s hot and create video ideas faster and smarter. It would take the guesswork out and help creators ride the wave of what's trending in real-time. I really hope this becomes part of the Taja.ai dashboard in the future. Would save a ton of time for all of us trying to keep up with the algorithm! 👉 One more thing: Can Taja also suggest the best time to publish a video based on channel data or global audience activity? That would be 🔥 #TajaAI #VideoMarketing #YouTubeTips #CreatorTools #FutureFeatures #GoogleTrends #ContentIdeas #TajaDashboard

nikgamer cp 7 months ago

Urban Legend

[Intro - 0:00–0:15] 🎙️ “Join me as I dive into the creepy world of dark horror animation… and uncover its deepest secrets.” 👋 “Hey everyone, welcome back to the channel! I’m Dr. Krypt, and today we’re exploring one of the most chilling and misunderstood genres out there — horror animation. Creepy cartoons, eerie anime, terrifying TV specials… why do these animated nightmares scare us so much?” --- [Segment 1 – The Misconceptions - 0:15–0:45] 🧠 “First off, let’s bust a myth: horror animation isn’t just for kids. Think Courage the Cowardly Dog or The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy — these shows blurred the line between childhood fun and psychological horror. Dark humor, twisted visuals, and that eerie atmosphere? Yeah, that wasn’t just by accident.” 🎭 “Another myth? That horror animation lacks depth. But honestly, some of the most emotionally complex horror stories are animated. They tackle fear, identity, trauma — all under the veil of creepy characters and spooky soundtracks.” --- [Segment 2 – How It Scares Us - 0:45–1:20] 🔊 “So, how does horror animation scare us? Let’s break it down.” Sound design – The creak of a door. The static of an old TV. It’s all engineered to make your skin crawl. Visuals – From surreal backdrops to grotesque characters, the animation style is often just uncanny enough to make you feel uneasy. Storytelling – Think misdirection, slow burns, foreshadowing… horror animation uses every trick in the book. Pacing – A perfectly timed silence before a jump scare? Chef’s kiss. 🎃 --- [Segment 3 – The Evolution - 1:20–1:50] 🌍 “Did you know Japanese anime had a huge impact on horror animation? Series like Parasyte, Tokyo Ghoul, and even Death Note added layers of psychological horror we hadn’t really seen before in the West.” 📺 “And of course, The Simpsons’ Treehouse of Horror episodes? Total game-changers. They proved that horror animation could be dark, hilarious, AND wildly popular.” --- [Conclusion - 1:50–2:10] 💡 “In the end, horror animation is more than just spooky fun — it’s an art form. It taps into our fears using sound, visuals, and storytelling in ways live-action sometimes can’t. It’s disturbing. It’s creative. And it’s here to stay.” 🧟‍♂️ “So… what’s your favorite horror animation? Let me know in the comments! And if you’re into the psychology behind creepy characters, don’t miss my other video on why animated villains scare us more than real ones. Trust me, it’ll haunt you... in a good way.”

Elizabeth Gonzales 7 months ago