AI Video Quality Review Checklist Before Publishing
Review generated video for motion artifacts, identity, continuity, factual accuracy, rights, disclosure and export quality.

Generated video must be reviewed as a sequence, not as one attractive thumbnail. Identity changes, duplicated objects and continuity errors may appear for only a fraction of a second. A fixed checklist makes approval faster and more consistent.
Watch three ways
First watch normally for story and pacing. Then inspect frame by frame for defects. Finally view the exported clip at its real delivery size on the target device. Record exact timestamps so a failed moment can be regenerated or removed.
Inspect people and identity
Check faces, hands, clothing and accessories throughout movement. Confirm the person does not change age or facial structure while turning. Inspect contact points where hands hold objects or feet meet the ground.
Inspect objects, physics and camera
Look for duplicated products, changing labels, inconsistent reflections, disappearing background items and shadows that move without a cause. Review whether camera speed accelerates unexpectedly or the horizon bends.
Verify facts and rights
Do not treat generated signs, interfaces, charts or packaging as factual. Confirm permission for every uploaded reference, logo, likeness, track and voice. Review current provider terms and the disclosure requirements of the platform where the clip will appear.
Confirm editability and export
Find clean in and out points, check caption safe areas, and export a high-quality master before platform compression. Keep prompts, references, the selected provider and human edits with the final approval record.
TrySora is an independent creation workspace, not a substitute for editorial, legal or factual review. The final publisher remains responsible for deciding whether a generated clip is appropriate for its audience and context.
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