Image to VideoImage to video
Upload an image and describe the motion to animate your scene.
AI Text to Video
Describe the scene, action, and camera motion.
Popular video models
Choose a model for your video
Explore different approaches to movement, camera motion, and visual style.
From a written idea to a video clip
Write a prompt → choose a model and settings → generate → review and download.
Explore different models
Try the same prompt with different models. Compare movement, visual texture, and camera motion, then refine your direction.
Set up your output
Choose an aspect ratio, duration, and resolution for your intended use. Available settings and combinations depend on the model.
Describe action and camera motion
Explain how the subject moves, how the camera follows, and the lighting and mood of the scene.
Refine your idea
Review movement and key details, then adjust your prompt for another attempt. Check the estimated credit cost before submitting and download the completed result.
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Frequently asked questions
Using prompts, models, and video generation settings.
How is text-to-video different from image-to-video?
Text-to-video creates scenes and movement from a written description. Image-to-video adds a reference image so you can start with an existing character, product, or scene.
How should I write a video prompt?
Include the subject, action, scene, camera motion, and style. For example: “A corgi runs along a beach at sunset, low-angle tracking shot, soft warm light, realistic style.” Start with one clear action and add detail gradually.
Which video models can I use?
Choose models such as Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, Veo 3.1, and Kling 3.0 in the generator. Supported inputs and output settings vary by model; check the available options there.
What can I create with text-to-video?
Try short-video openings, product showcases, scene concepts, ad ideas, and story clips. Split complex stories into separate shots, generate each clip, then edit them together.
Can I choose the duration, aspect ratio, and resolution?
Yes. After you choose a model, the generator shows its supported durations, aspect ratios, and resolutions. Available ranges and combinations vary by model.
Will my video include sound?
This depends on the model and audio settings. Audio-capable models can generate dialogue, ambient sound, or effects. Check the model’s capabilities and settings before submitting.
How many credits does a video use?
Credit usage depends on the model, duration, resolution, and other settings. The generator shows the estimated cost before submission. See the pricing page for plans and credit details.
How can I improve the result?
Review movement, subject details, and camera motion. Remove conflicting instructions and refine your prompt one change at a time. Use image-to-video when you want to specify a starting image.