Start by pasting your website link into Noor Shorts Studio. The plugin supplies the video instructions. If your generator offers a ten-second clip and a ten-second extension, you can then create a twenty-second result by extending the first video.
You do not need to plan the join yourself. Ask the plugin for the continuation prompt when you want that longer version. Native extension options depend on the video tool and account you use.
Let the plugin plan the continuation
The opening and extension should belong to the same story. The plugin can work out how Part A ends and how Part B continues the final frame, including the subject, props, lighting and action.
After the URL-only starting step, “Give me the next ten seconds” is an optional follow-up if you want to extend. It is not a brief you must prepare before making your first video.
| Your action | What the workflow provides |
|---|---|
| Paste the website link | A video concept and generation instructions |
| Generate the first clip | A result to continue from |
| Ask for a continuation if needed | A prompt that carries the scene forward |
| Use the generator’s Extend option | The next part of the video, where supported |
The output supplies the two prompts
The following original notebook example shows how opening and continuation instructions can fit together. These are examples of supplied creative direction, not instructions you must learn to write yourself.
PART A: A cream notebook rests on a dark green desk. A hand slowly opens it beside a pencil. Soft daylight from the left. One slow camera move towards the page. End with the hand beside the open notebook.
PART B: Continue directly from the final frame. Keep the same notebook, hand, pencil, desk, lighting and camera direction. The hand places a reference photograph beside the notebook. The camera settles into a steady close view.
Copy the relevant prompt into your generator and use its available controls. Review the result at the join before sharing.
Use a fallback when native extension is unavailable
With a generator limited to eight-second source clips, you could generate four shots and trim them to 3, 5, 7 and 5 seconds. Those durations total twenty seconds, and every trim fits within its eight-second source. This is an edited sequence, not one continuous generated take.
A quiet static end card can also provide time for a clear action without spending another generation. Keep the final video as long as its message needs; twenty seconds is an option, not an obligation.
Check voiceover and captions after the extension
Read the complete script aloud against the finished timeline. Remove repeated introductions and leave a pause around the final invitation. Add your actual logo and readable wording in the editor. For tighter wording, use our short business-video script worksheet.
Keep building your next short
Related reading
Provider articles are linked for further reading. Features can change; check the controls and documentation for your current account. Sources checked 4 November 2026.