By Egon Thorne·Founder & Forsaken Player
How to Make a Noli Edit Video with AI (Voice Lines + Animation)
Noli edits are everywhere on TikTok and YouTube Shorts — glitchy cuts, his voice lines over dramatic slow-mo, the Void Star flashing on the beat. The good news: you no longer need gameplay recording skills or animation software to make one. With AI you can animate a single piece of art, add real Noli voice lines, and have a finished short in under an hour.
This guide walks you through the whole workflow, from picking audio to exporting a vertical video.
🧰 What You'll Need
| Item | Where to Get It |
|---|---|
| Noli voice lines & SFX | Our Noli voice and sound effects library |
| A still image | Your own fan art, or make one with our AI fan art guide |
| An AI video tool | Any image-to-video or text-to-video generator — browse a directory of AI tools and models if you want to compare options |
| A free video editor | CapCut, DaVinci Resolve, or your phone's built-in editor |
🎧 Step 1: Pick Your Audio First
Edits live and die by their audio, so choose it before anything else.
- •Voice lines: Pick one or two short, punchy lines from the Noli voice library. Shorter lines hit harder.
- •Sound effects: Void Rush and ability SFX make great beat-drop accents.
- •Your own voice: Want Noli to say something new? Record yourself and run it through the Noli voice changer.
- •Music: Choose a track with a clear beat drop — 10–20 seconds is the sweet spot for shorts.
Note the timestamps of the big moments (the drop, the voice line) — you'll match your animation to them.
🎬 Step 2: Animate Your Image with AI
This is where a still picture becomes a video clip.
- •Upload your Noli artwork to Visiojoy's AI video generator (or start from a text prompt if you don't have art yet).
- •Describe the motion you want. Keep it simple and specific, for example:
Slow camera push-in on a horror killer wearing a glowing void star crown,
cosmic particles swirling around him, flickering glitch static, dramatic
lighting, eyes glow brighter at the end
- •Use 9:16 for TikTok/Shorts or 16:9 for YouTube.
- •Generate a few short clips (3–5 seconds each) with different motion — a push-in, a glitch flicker, a reveal. Several short clips edit better than one long one.
Tip: Describe camera movement ("push-in", "orbit", "slow zoom out") separately from character movement. AI video tools follow each instruction more reliably that way.
✂️ Step 3: Edit It Together
- •Drop your music track on the timeline first.
- •Place the AI clips so each cut lands on a beat.
- •Put the Noli voice line right before or on the beat drop.
- •Add a glitch or flash transition at the drop — it matches Noli's Hallucination theme perfectly.
- •Add short captions for the voice line (most viewers watch on mute).
📤 Step 4: Export and Share
- •Resolution: 1080×1920 for vertical, 1920×1080 for horizontal.
- •Length: Keep shorts under 30 seconds — loops boost replays.
- •Hashtags: #Forsaken #Noli #Roblox #ForsakenEdit are a good starting set.
- •Label it: Mark your edit as fan-made so nobody mistakes it for official teaser footage.
💡 Edit Ideas to Try
- •"Two Nolis" edit: Animate two copies of the same art and cut between them — a nod to his Hallucination fakes.
- •Void Rush beat-sync: Time the Void Rush SFX to every beat for a high-energy montage.
- •Lore teaser: Combine moody animated stills with lines from the Noli lore as captions.
- •Skin showcase: Animate concept art of your favorite Noli skins as a "fashion reveal" edit.