Videos with sources

Videos with sources are AI videos that come with a source table and clear citations, and this page shows you how to make and label them properly. It is for creators who cover news, education or product reviews, and for sellers who want their video ads to stay accurate. When a viewer asks where a claim came from, you have the answer ready instead of digging through old tabs.

The page collects an explainer on why AI videos need a table of evidence and what tends to go wrong without one. A step-by-step guide walks through making an AI video with source citations, from gathering material and checking each line of narration against its source to placing references on screen. Another guide covers turning a product URL into a video while keeping the source of every spec, so the script never promises more than the product page does. The compliance articles look at labeling AI-generated content under the EU AI Act: what is required, what is optional, and what is simply good practice that builds trust with your audience. Each group answers one practical question, so you can jump to the one you need.

Start with the explainer on why videos with sources matter, because the other guides build on that idea. Then follow the step-by-step guide, and read the labeling piece if your videos reach viewers in Europe. Every article cites official sources and notes the date they were read. Rules, platform policies and tool limits change, so each article is dated and you can check it again before you rely on it for a real campaign.