Create a short Gacha video featuring Uni4horn by designing characters, planning a simple scene, recording clips, adding music, and editing into a final video.



Step-by-step guide to make a Gacha video with Uni4horn
Step 1
Open your Gacha app so you can start creating.
Step 2
Design Uni4horn by choosing colors outfit horn style and a fun name.
Step 3
Create one supporting character with a different look to play with Uni4horn.
Step 4
Pick a background and any props inside the app for your scene.
Step 5
Write a very short 2 line script on paper that says what happens in the beginning and end.
Step 6
Set poses and facial expressions for your characters for the first moment of the script.
Step 7
Use your device screen recorder to capture that posed moment as a short clip.
Step 8
Change poses for the next moment of the script so the story continues.
Step 9
Record the next short clip with the screen recorder.
Step 10
Open your video editor app on your device to start putting clips together.
Step 11
Import the recorded clips into the editor so they are ready to edit.
Step 12
Trim each clip to keep only the best moments of your scenes.
Step 13
Add your copyright free music track into the editor and then adjust the volume so the music sounds good with the clips.
Step 14
Export and save your finished video file.
Step 15
Share your finished creation on DIY.org
Final steps
You're almost there! Complete all the steps, bring your creation to life, post it, and conquer the challenge!


Help!?
What can I use if I can't find a screen recorder, video editor, or copyright-free music?
If your device lacks a built-in screen recorder or editor, install a free screen recorder (e.g., AZ Screen Recorder) to 'Use your device screen recorder', a free editor like CapCut or iMovie to 'Open your video editor app', and download tracks from the YouTube Audio Library to use as your 'copyright free music track'.
My recordings have notifications or the Gacha app lags—how do I fix that?
If your clips show notifications or lag while you 'Set poses and facial expressions' and 'Use your device screen recorder', turn on Do Not Disturb, close other apps, and do a quick test recording to confirm clean short clips before you save them.
How can I adapt this activity for different ages?
For younger kids, an adult can help 'Design Uni4horn', write the 'very short 2 line script on paper', and handle screen recording and 'Import the recorded clips', while older kids can independently 'Trim each clip', adjust the 'copyright free music track' volume, and add edits in the video editor.
What are some ways to improve or personalize the finished video?
To enhance your story before you 'Export and save your finished video file', add a short voiceover, on-screen captions, extra supporting characters or props from the app, and creative transitions in your video editor.
Watch videos on how to make a Gacha video with Uni4horn
Facts about video editing and digital storytelling for kids
✂️ Edit magic: Simple edits like jump cuts, zooms, and text captions make static Gacha poses feel like real action.
🎵 Mood maker: The same scene can feel silly, sad, or epic just by changing the music — audio is storytelling power!
🎨 Remix-ready: Gacha apps let you layer hair, clothes, and accessories so you can create totally unique characters fast.
🛡️ Share safely: Use royalty-free music or get permission from creators (like Uni4horn) to keep videos safe to post.
🎬 Short videos: Many popular Gacha clips are just 15–60 seconds long — great for quick stories or gags!


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