AI video generator

Choose the mode for your idea

• Text-to-video

  Start from a scene brief. Name the subject, action and camera movement you want.

• Image-to-video

  Start from a permitted source image. Describe movement and the details that should stay unchanged.

• Settings for the selected mode

  Review the available model, duration and resolution in the studio. The options can differ by workflow.

• Cost before generation

  Check your balance and the displayed job cost before submitting a new clip or variation.

• A focused revision

  Adjust one element, such as the action or camera move, then compare the new clip with the previous result.

• Review and download

  Watch the full clip and inspect important details before downloading it for your project.

Ideas to explore with video

• Brand concepts

  Explore the mood and movement of a campaign idea. Review the output before using it in a real campaign.

• Social media clips

  Plan a short scene for your intended audience and check the exported dimensions against the publishing format.

• Product motion studies

  Begin with your own product reference and inspect its shape, color and label through the completed frames.

• Illustration animation

  Animate an illustration you may use. State which character and composition details should remain consistent.

• Presentation visuals

  Prepare a supporting clip for a slide and check that it explains the point without introducing unsupported claims.

• Storyboard exploration

  Test one shot at a time before deciding how several scenes might fit together in a larger edit.

From scene brief to a reviewed clip

1. Prepare one scene

   Choose text-to-video or image-to-video. Define one subject, one main action and the camera movement.

2. Check settings and cost

   In Video Studio, review the selected mode, model, duration, resolution and credit cost. Submit when the choices fit the task.

3. Inspect the result

   Play the completed clip, compare it with your brief or source image, and review the downloaded file before sharing.

A scene brief you can test

This fictional mug example was written for the guide. It is not a live generated result or a promise of exact model output.

• Scene brief

  Create one scene of a plain cream ceramic mug on a wooden table beside a window. Morning side light. The camera makes a slow, small push-in. The mug stays still. Keep the handle shape and color consistent. No people, lettering, added logos or scene cuts. Choose a supported duration and resolution in the studio before starting.

• Review against the scene brief

  Compare the beginning, middle and end of the clip. If the handle changes shape or unwanted text appears, the result needs revision. A good atmosphere does not make an inaccurate product detail ready to publish.

Check the cost for your clip

The displayed job cost depends on the selected settings. Check the current plan and your balance before generating; this page does not promise a fixed price or unlimited video.

• Choose the mode

  Text-to-video, image-to-video and video editing are different workflows. Use the options shown for the task you select.

• Review the estimate

  Duration and resolution can change the credit cost. Check the amount shown before each new job or variation.

• Check your allowance

  Read current plan details and the in-app balance. A subscription name alone does not establish that a particular video is included.

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