What happens when you press Generate
Five steps run in order, with live progress.Extract
Extract
Guino pulls the audio track out of your video and captures screenshots from the
footage in the same pass. Screenshots are taken from your own video, which is why
Guino never needs an Amazon product photo for your page.
Transcribe
Transcribe
Your speech becomes text. This is the raw material for the article, which is why the
article sounds like your review rather than a generic product description. Long
recordings are split and transcribed in parallel so length does not slow you down
much.
Select
Select
Guino picks up to eight screenshots, spaced through the video so you get variety
rather than eight frames of the same shot. You can change every one of these later
in the editor.
Write
Write
Your transcript and product details go to the writing model at the quality tier you
chose. You will see the article’s character count climb while it writes.
Save to Igloo
Save to Igloo
The article and all its assets are filed in Igloo under this
product, so ClipPilot and ListingPilot can use them without another upload.
Choosing a writing quality
You pick this before generating.
If you are unsure, use Standard and judge the result. You can regenerate, subject to
the regeneration allowance on your plan.
A speed trick worth knowing
Guino starts extracting and transcribing the moment your upload finishes, while you are still typing product details. So the longer you spend on the details screen, the less you wait afterwards. Pressing Generate joins work already in progress rather than starting it. If you press Generate immediately, nothing breaks. You just wait for the part you skipped.What ends up on the page
- An affiliate disclosure near the top. Required by Amazon Associates, and Guino puts it there on every article whether or not you ask.
- Your written review, in sections you can rewrite, reorder, or hide.
- Screenshots from your video.
- Direct Amazon product links carrying your affiliate tag, marked as sponsored.
After generation
You land on a completion screen with the draft summary, a compliance check, a device preview, and a content analysis of what was written. From there go to the Review Editor.Your draft is saved before you see that screen. Closing the tab does not lose work.