Turn an idea into a moving scene
With a model that supports text-to-video, describe the subject, action, setting, and mood. Generate a first clip to see how the moment reads on screen.
AI Video Generator
Turn a scene description or still image into a clip with an AI video generator. Create product videos, character scenes and social content, then review the movement and refine your next shot.
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Text to video · image to video
Text to video and image to video in one workflow
Use an AI video generator to explore one shot at a time. Start with a text prompt or a still image, describe the action and camera movement, then review the pacing and subject details.
Build from a product image
Use an image-to-video mode to start from your photo or illustration. Describe what should move, then review the subject details and composition throughout the clip.
Test a storyboard moment
Upload a storyboard frame in a supported image-to-video mode. Use the prompt to explore an action or camera move before deciding how the shot should develop.
Describe the camera and sound
Suggest a camera direction, movement speed, and pace. When the selected model supports audio generation, include the ambience or sound effects you want to hear.
Product reveals · illustrated scenes · character moments
Create product videos, social clips and character scenes
Explore a product reveal, an illustrated scene or a character moment. Use each example to plan a focused prompt and choose the references for your own AI-generated video.
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Explore a product reveal for a social post
00:04Start from a product photo and suggest a simple camera move or lighting change. Review whether the product stays clear and the opening communicates the idea.
Your video creation workflow
How to use the AI video generator
Give the first generation one clear purpose. A focused scene makes it easier to judge the motion and decide what the next prompt should change.
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Choose the starting point
Select a supported text-to-video or image-to-video mode. Write the scene, or upload a product image or storyboard frame to guide the shot.
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Describe the action and camera
Explain what the subject does and how the camera moves. For a model that supports audio, add the ambience or sound effects that suit the scene.
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Check the settings and credits
Choose from the model's available duration, aspect ratio, and resolution options. Check the input limits and displayed credit cost before generating.
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Watch and refine the next version
Review the opening, key action, and ending. Check the subject details and any generated audio, then adjust the prompt or reference for a new clip.
Common questions
AI video generator questions, answered
Understand text and image inputs, model choices, credits, and how to describe a shot worth reviewing.
What do I need to generate a video?
Sign in and check your available credits. Generation uses credits, with the cost shown before you submit. The selected model, inputs, and output settings determine the amount.
Can I start with a scene or storyboard written in words?
Yes. Choose a model that supports text-to-video and describe a focused scene from your idea or storyboard. State the subject, action, and camera movement, then review the clip before developing another shot.
Can I animate my product image or storyboard frame?
Yes. Choose a supported image-to-video mode, upload the image, and describe the movement you want. File types, upload counts, sizes, and prompt limits depend on the model and mode; use the limits shown in the generator.
Which video models can I choose in the workspace?
The model picker includes Veo 3.1 Lite, Wan 2.6, Seedance 2.0 Mini, Kling 3.0, Wan 2.7, and other available video models. Review the selected model's modes, inputs, output settings, and credit cost before generating.
How do I describe camera movement and sound effects?
Name a clear move, such as a slow push-in or a fixed shot, and describe the pace. If the selected model supports audio generation, include the ambience or sound effects in your prompt and check any available audio setting. Review the result and revise the prompt for another generation if needed.
Start creating videos
Create your next video from text or an image
Bring a scene, product image, or storyboard frame. Generate a first clip, review the movement, and decide how to shape the next shot.