AI Video Generator

Start with what you already have. Text to Video builds a new scene from a written description. Image to Video starts from a picture you upload, then uses your motion prompt to guide what happens next. Both create short clips you can review, download, and bring into your own editing workflow. This page helps you choose between them before you spend credits.

1. Choose your input. Select Text to Video or Image to Video above. Sign in when you are ready to generate; image uploads require your signed-in account. Switching modes keeps the inputs you have entered in each panel during your visit.
2. Direct one clear shot. Write the scene for text mode, or the desired movement for image mode. Give camera motion a direction and pace. Avoid packing a complete advertisement, several locations, and multiple scene changes into one short clip.
3. Set the output and review credits. Choose 4 to 15 seconds and 768P or 2K. In text mode, also choose the aspect ratio. The generation button shows the total credits for your current settings before you submit.
4. Review, then download. A submitted video moves through queued and processing states. When it succeeds, play the result and use Download. Check the whole clip before publishing, including details that can change between the opening and closing frames.

Use My Creations to follow submitted work. Closing the page does not cancel a video. If checking progress pauses, resume checking the existing task instead of starting the same request again. A deliberate new generation is a separate paid attempt.

These original reference images illustrate two ways to plan a shot. They are AI-generated concept images, not screenshots of completed video output. The prompts below are editable starting points; review your actual generated result before using it in a campaign.

Animate a product photograph

Image to Video · 6 seconds · 768P · 138 credits

Upload the reference image and try: “A slow, gentle push toward the violet glass bottle on black stone. A narrow reflection travels across the glass. Keep the camera level and the background still. No cuts or added lettering.”

Download this reference image

Review the bottle edges, cap, and reflections. If an important brand detail drifts, reduce the motion or use conventional editing for the final commercial shot.

Explore a scene from words

Text to Video · 6 seconds · 16:9 · 768P · 138 credits

Try: “A wide cinematic view of a white lighthouse on a rocky coastline at dawn. Small waves roll toward the rocks. A slow forward camera move, warm light, pale sea mist, one continuous shot, no people or text.”

Text mode does not use this illustration as an input. Expect a newly generated interpretation. Check the horizon, water movement, and camera continuity when deciding whether the output fits your brief.

The generator offers one configured generation workflow in each input mode. There is no extra model decision to make in this composer. For model-specific workflows, visit the video model detail page or browse all models; their controls and prices may differ.

Choose a clear source with a readable subject and enough space for the intended motion. Very small text, complex hands, fast camera moves, and precise product geometry need careful review. We do not promise exact identity preservation, lip synchronization, or physically accurate motion. There is no separate audio switch in this workflow; inspect any sound in the finished clip. Generated output is not a substitute for factual or rights review.

If you already have footage and only need more resolution, use the video upscaler. Generating a scene and enlarging an existing clip solve different problems. For longer edits, assemble reviewed clips in your preferred editor rather than expecting one request to deliver an entire production.

Choose by the workflow you need, not by a universal “best” label. This comparison covers the entry points and controls reviewed on September 5, 2026; it is not a benchmark of output quality or generation speed.

Both modes use 23 credits per second at 768P and 37 credits per second at 2K. A six-second video therefore costs 138 or 222 credits respectively. Check current plans and credit packages for your account. The estimate changes with your settings; submitting a new creative attempt uses credits again.

A confirmed failed task follows the site’s credit-return mechanism. An interrupted connection or a paused progress check does not prove that generation failed, so keep the existing task and check My Creations. This workflow does not offer a reliable cancel-and-refund action for an already submitted video. Do not submit a second request merely because the first one is still processing.

Use only prompts and source media you have permission to use, including any brand, likeness, or copyrighted material. Content review applies to uploads and generation. Before commercial use, inspect your output and check the permissions relevant to your project and jurisdiction. A generation credit purchase does not establish rights to someone else’s material. See our terms and privacy policy.