Bang AI for food UGC creators

• The first bite. Your genuine reaction, then the one word you'd use to describe it.
• Ranking the range. Every flavour in the box, best to worst, with a reason each.
• The gadget test. Does the chopper, blender or air fryer do what the box says? Show it working once.
• What I eat in a day, with the product as one meal, not the whole video.
• The swap. What you used before, and why this one replaced it.

Say what you taste in specific words. "Crunchy, then salty, then sweet" sells better than "so good".

A taste test is full of quiet moments: chewing, pouring, waiting for the toaster. Bang AI's Auto Edit works from your words, so those silences are cut and the video moves from reaction to reaction. It also cuts your repeated tries at a line, and um, uh and erm while Remove Ums is on.

If a pause is part of the joke, such as the long stare after a sour sweet, say something over it or keep it short. Then check the version, and if a line you wanted went missing, press New Version with other options or fix it by hand in the editor.

The food is the proof, so cut to it while you talk. On iPhone and the web, if you used Extract audio on a clip, Replace changes only the picture: the close-up goes in muted, and your voice keeps playing where it was. Use it to put the cross-section of the cake or the gadget's blades over the line where you describe them; see swap a clip for the steps.

For a still, like the nutrition label, add a photo to your Overlays library, name it, and say "overlay the nutrition label" while you film. With Spoken Overlays on, Auto Edit puts it beside that sentence.

Kitchens are loud and bright in the wrong places. Turn off the extractor fan and the radio, film facing the window rather than with it behind you, and keep the phone close enough that your voice is clearly louder than the pan. Bang AI cuts by the words it hears, so clear speech gives it more to work with. Film the product shot separately and steadily, and keep each clip to one beat of the video.

Taste is the hardest thing to show, so you have to say it. Name the texture first, then the flavour, then how it compares with something the viewer knows: "chewier than a normal gummy, more sour than the lemon ones". Hold the product to the camera before the first bite, so the viewer knows what you're tasting, and give your verdict in one sentence they could repeat to a friend. If you didn't like it, say what kind of person would.

Overhead recipe videos set to music, with no one talking, give Bang AI nothing to cut by: use a timeline editor with templates, such as those in our beginners roundup. Bang AI is for the videos where you are the narrator: the review, the test, the ranking. It understands English and Spanish.