Editing Clips and Clip Settings

Configure individual clips with audio, text, media, and playback settings to create a polished visitor experience.

Note

Before you start, make sure you have opened a stop in the Tour Editor and have your content ready.

Open clip settings

1. Click on a clip in the Clipflow to open its settings panel.

The settings panel appears on the right side of the Tour Editor and contains tabs for content, media, and configuration.

Add clip content

2. Enter your script text in the Script field.

This text serves as the narration script for the clip. You can use it as a reference for voice-over recording or as input for Text-to-Speech.

Tip

Keep clip scripts concise — aim for 30 to 60 seconds of spoken audio per clip. Shorter clips keep visitors engaged and make your Clipflow easier to manage.

Generate audio with Text-to-Speech

3. Click Text to Speech below the content field.

4. Review the script in the Script field. Edit it if needed — the Text-to-Speech engine reads exactly what is written here.

5. Select a voice from the voice dropdown.

6. Click Generate to create the audio file.

7. Preview the generated audio by clicking the play button. If the result is not satisfactory, adjust the script and click Generate again.

Note

Text-to-Speech is ideal for prototyping and quick iterations. For a professional final result, consider recording voice-over audio with a narrator and uploading the file instead.

Add media

8. Scroll to the Media section in the clip settings panel.

9. Upload an image by dragging it into the drop zone or clicking Select file.

10. Upload a video file if your tour supports video content on the target device.

Tip

Images and video are shown to visitors on the PWA while the audio plays. Use visually relevant media that supports the narration — for example, a photo of the artwork being described.

Configure clip settings

11. Scroll to the Settings section of the clip panel.

12. Toggle Automatically replay this clip when it is finished on or off. When enabled, the clip loops back to the beginning after playback completes.

Caution

Disabling auto-replay means the clip plays only once. Only enable this for clips where repetition adds value, such as ambient audio or background music.

Set up scoring

14. Toggle Enable scores to assign point values to clips. Select a score value (5, 10, or 25) from the dropdown.

Clips with scores show a trophy badge in the Clipflow, making it easy to see point values at a glance.

15. Toggle Display Score on LED Ring to show visual feedback on the Podcatcher. The LED ring turns green, orange, or red based on the score ranges configured in Tour Settings.

16. A Score Clip is automatically added at the end of a scored branch, showing the final podium result to the visitor.

Configure connections

15. Click the Connection tab in the clip settings to view and adjust outgoing connections.

16. Set the connection type for each outgoing branch (Auto play, button, or Randomize). See Using the Tour Editor for details on connection types.

Your clip is now configured with content, audio, media, and the right playback settings. Repeat these steps for each clip in your Clipflow to complete your tour stop.

Next: Adjusting Tour Settings

Related articles

• Using the Tour Editor — build branching Clipflows
• Text-to-Speech — generate audio from scripts
• Adjusting Tour Settings — configure scoring ranges and devices
• Adding Content to a Tour — manage stops and translations