ClickUp has started rolling out video generation within Brain², its AI assistant, letting users produce video clips directly inside the workspace tool.
ClickUp · Brain² video generation
Brain² now turns plain-language requests into video, with a storyboard checkpoint before rendering
ClickUp is rolling out video generation inside its AI assistant. Users review a shot-by-shot plan first, so compute is not spent on output they have not approved.
How a request becomes a clip
Step 1
Request
A plain-language prompt describes the scene.
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Step 2 · Key checkpoint
Storyboard
Brain drafts a plan for each shot before any video is rendered.
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Step 3
Review
The user corrects the scene, pacing or subject.
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Step 4
Render
Video is generated only after the plan is approved.
Why the storyboard step matters
Video generation is expensive to run, so catching a wrong plan early avoids wasted tokens.
First attempts are often unpredictable; previewing pacing and subject gives users control.
It points to more controllable results than a single-prompt approach.
What still needs testing
Output quality is unproven; independent testing and user feedback are needed.
Performance may vary across different kinds of prompts.
The storyboard step is a design choice, not yet a verified quality guarantee.
Still unknown
The rollout announcement does not yet specify the details that matter most to users.
Plans and user tiers with access
Maximum clip length
Supported resolution
Token cost calculation
Quality across prompt types
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