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To open Settings, click the ⚙️ Settings icon in the app header. Settings are organized into five tabs: General, TTS Model, WebLLM, API, and AI Prompt. Every change takes effect immediately—no save button required.

AI Models

Enable local WebGPU inference with WebLLM or connect any OpenAI-compatible cloud provider for narration, OCR, and slide generation.

TTS & Voices

Choose from dozens of Kokoro.js neural voices across multiple accents and languages, and tune quantization quality.

API Integrations

Connect OpenAI-compatible APIs, authenticate with Pollinations for Shorts visuals, and configure Gemini for video analysis.

General Settings

Control intro fade timing, post-audio delay, default slide transitions, aspect ratio, screen recording options, and preview mode.

General Settings

Open ⚙️ Settings → General to configure the following options that apply across your entire project.

Intro Fade-In

  • Enable intro fade-in — toggle the fade-in animation that plays at the start of your video.
  • Duration (seconds) — set how long the fade-in lasts. Shorter values (0.3–0.5 s) feel snappy; longer values (1–2 s) create a cinematic opener.

Post-Audio Delay

The post-audio delay adds a pause after each slide’s narration finishes before the video advances to the next slide. The default is 0.5 seconds. Increase this if your audience needs more time to absorb the final sentence on a slide; decrease it for a tighter, faster-paced video.

Default Slide Transition

Choose how Origami AI animates between slides: You can override the transition on individual slides inside the Slide Editor.

Aspect Ratio

Set the default canvas dimensions for your video output:

Screen Recording Options

The General tab also exposes screen recording controls, including a countdown timer toggle. Enable the countdown to give yourself a moment to prepare before capture begins.

Preview Mode

Set Preview Mode to modal to watch a slide-by-slide playback of your project in a focused overlay before committing to a full render.
All settings—including API keys, voice preferences, and project data—are stored locally in your browser’s IndexedDB. No account is required, and nothing leaves your device unless you explicitly connect a cloud provider.