Write the scene into motion
Describe the subject, setting, and action in text-to-video mode. Add how the camera moves and what changes over the shot.
AI Video Generator. Give your idea motion.
Start with a scene in words or an image you love. Direct the action, set the camera, and create a clip with Veo, Seedance, or Wan in one workspace.
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Text to video · image to video
Start with a scene. Decide how it moves.
Build a shot from a written brief, or use an image to set the opening frame. Add a clear action and camera direction to shape the clip.
Animate a starting image
Upload a product image, portrait, or concept frame in a supported image-to-video mode, then describe the movement around it.
Explore different video models
Begin with Veo 3.1 Lite or choose from Seedance and Wan models. Available input modes, durations, and resolutions vary by model.
Set the frame and timing
Choose from the selected model’s aspect ratios, durations, and resolution options to fit the clip you are planning.
Plan your next clip
A story beat. A small gesture. A product reveal.
Use these visual boards to plan a focused video brief: who is in the frame, what happens, and how the camera sees it.
Story moments
Make a scene worth watching
Give each clip one clear beat: an arrival, a reaction, or a change in the environment.
Portraits & characters
Let a still image make a move
Start with a portrait and describe a glance, a turn, or another small gesture with a clear camera angle.
Product films
Bring the camera to your product
Use a slow push-in, a gentle orbit, or a light change to build a short product presentation.
How it works
Direct your first video in four steps
A focused scene and a clear motion brief give you a useful starting point for your first clip.
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Choose a starting point
Use text-to-video for a new scene, or select an image-to-video mode and upload a starting frame.
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Describe the action
Say what moves, how fast it moves, and how the camera follows. Include the details you want to preserve.
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Choose model and settings
Select a video model and its available duration, aspect ratio, and resolution. Check the displayed credit cost.
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Generate and watch
Sign in to generate with your credits. Play the result, then refine the action or framing for the next version.
Direct the shot
Tell the model what changes over time
A video prompt needs more than a description of a still. Name the action, the camera move, and the rhythm of the shot.
Product film prompt
An 8-second product film using the amber serum bottle image as the opening frame. The bottle stands upright on a cobalt-blue plinth. The camera slowly pushes from a medium shot to a close-up as soft reflections move across the glass. Keep the label facing the camera. One continuous shot, no cuts. Horizontal 16:9 composition.
Starting frame
Describe the scene or explain the role of your uploaded image.
Subject action
Choose one main movement and say how it develops.
Camera direction
Specify a fixed view, push-in, orbit, or tracking shot.
Pace & continuity
Set the rhythm and identify details to carry through the clip.
AI video generator FAQ
Before you direct your first clip
Answers about text prompts, starting frames, video settings, and credits.
Can I generate a video from text alone?
Yes. Select a model that supports text-to-video, write a scene and motion brief, then choose its available settings.
Can I turn my own image into a video?
Yes. Choose a supported image-to-video mode, upload your image, and describe the action and camera movement you want.
Which video models are available?
This page opens with Veo 3.1 Lite. The model menu also offers other Veo variants, Seedance models, and Wan models, including Wan 3.0 options.
Can I control video length and resolution?
The selected model determines which durations, aspect ratios, and resolutions are available. Check the workspace controls before generating; options can also vary by input mode.
How can I improve my video prompt?
Focus on one scene and one main action. Describe the subject, camera movement, pace, and details to preserve. After watching the result, adjust one part of the brief at a time.
Do I need an account or credits?
You need to sign in and have enough credits to generate. The cost depends on the model and settings and appears in the workspace. Daily check-in rewards can add credits; downloading generated videos requires a paid plan.
Make the first shot
Give your next idea a little motion
Bring a scene, a starting frame, and a motion brief. Your video workspace is ready above.