Mosaico is a Python library for programmatically creating and managing video compositions. It provides a high-level interface for working with media assets, positioning elements, applying effects, and generating video scripts.
pip install mosaico
- AI-powered script generation for videos
- Rich media asset management (audio, images, text, subtitles)
- Flexible positioning system (absolute, relative, region-based)
- Built-in effects (pan, zoom) with extensible effect system
- Text-to-speech synthesis integration
- Integration with popular ML frameworks, such as Haystack and LangChain
Easily create and render a video project from a script generator:
from mosaico.audio_transcribers.assemblyai import AssemblyAIAudioTranscriber
from mosaico.script_generators.news import NewsVideoScriptGenerator
from mosaico.speech_synthesizers.elevenlabs import ElevenLabsSpeechSynthesizer
from mosaico.video.project import VideoProject
from mosaico.video.rendering import render_video
# Import your media
media = [
Media.from_path("background.jpg", metadata={"description": "Background image"}),
Media.from_path("image1.jpg", metadata={"description": "Image 1"}),
Media.from_path("image2.jpg", metadata={"description": "Image 2"}),
Media.from_path("image3.jpg", metadata={"description": "Image 3"}),
]
# Textual context for the video
context = "..."
# Create script generator
script_generator = NewsVideoScriptGenerator(
context=context,
language="pt",
num_paragraphs=8,
)
# Create speech synthesizer
speech_synthesizer = ElevenLabsSpeechSynthesizer(
voice_id="Xb7hH8MSUJpSbSDYk0k2",
voice_stability=0.8,
voice_similarity_boost=0.75,
voice_speaker_boost=False,
)
# Create audio transcriber for captions
audio_transcriber = AssemblyAIAudioTranscriber()
# Create project
project = (
VideoProject.from_script_generator(script_generator, media)
.with_title("My Breaking News Video")
.with_fps(30)
.with_resolution((1920, 1080))
.add_narration(speech_synthesizer)
.add_captions_from_transcriber(audio_transcriber, overwrite=True)
)
# Render project
render_video(project, "My-Breaking-News-Video.mp4")
Or create a video project from scratch:
from mosaico.video.project import VideoProject
from mosaico.assets import ImageAsset, TextAsset, AudioAsset, AssetReference
# Import your media as production-ready assets
assets = [
ImageAsset.from_path("background.jpg", metadata={"description": "Background image"}),
ImageAsset.from_path("image1.jpg", metadata={"description": "Image 1"}),
ImageAsset.from_path("image2.jpg", metadata={"description": "Image 2"}),
ImageAsset.from_path("image3.jpg", metadata={"description": "Image 3"}),
TextAsset.from_data("Subtitle 1"),
TextAsset.from_data("Subtitle 2"),
TextAsset.from_data("Subtitle 3"),
AudioAsset.from_path("narration.mp3"),
]
asset_references = [
AssetReference.from_asset(background, start_time=0, end_time=10),
AssetReference.from_asset(image1, start_time=10, end_time=20),
AssetReference.from_asset(image2, start_time=20, end_time=30),
AssetReference.from_asset(image3, start_time=30, end_time=40),
AssetReference.from_asset(subtitle1, start_time=40, end_time=50),
AssetReference.from_asset(subtitle2, start_time=50, end_time=60),
AssetReference.from_asset(subtitle3, start_time=60, end_time=70),
AssetReference.from_asset(narration, start_time=70, end_time=80),
]
scene = Scene(description="My Scene").add_asset_references(asset_references)
project = (
VideoProject()
.with_title("My Breaking News Video")
.with_fps(30)
.with_resolution((1920, 1080))
.add_assets(assets)
# Add the asset references as scene events to the timeline
.add_timeline_events(scene)
# Or add asset references directly to the timeline
# .add_timeline_events(asset_references)
)
# Render project
render_video(project, "My-Breaking-News-Video.mp4")
For common usage patterns and examples, see our Cookbook. Some examples include:
- Creating basic videos with background and text
- Building photo slideshows with music
- Generating news videos from articles
- Working with different asset types
- Applying effects and animations
- Using AI for script generation
Comprehensive documentation is available here. Documentation includes:
- Getting Started: Installation, setup, and basic usage
- Concepts: Overview of key concepts and terminology
- Cookbook: Examples and tutorials for common tasks
- API Reference: Detailed reference for all classes and functions
- Development: Information for contributors and developers
- Roadmap: Future plans and features