Text to video AI generator
A text-to-video generator builds a moving scene from your description. Use it when you want to create an environment or action without preparing a first-frame image.
Create videoText to video AI generator
This page builds the clip from the description only. There is no image upload here. Use image-to-video when the opening frame should be a photo.
Text to video
A small paper dragon unfolds on a wooden desk beside a warm lamp. Its wings open slowly, scattering tiny paper scraps. Locked medium shot, soft evening light, gentle motion, no text.
The model invents this frame from the description. No reference image is sent.
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This generation needs 140 site credits
How to create an AI video
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Describe subject and action
Specify what is in the scene and how it moves. One clear action makes the result easier to evaluate.
- 02
Select a model and clip settings
Choose a duration and resolution offered by the model. Review the credit estimate before submitting; longer or higher-resolution clips can require more credits.
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Check the scene, then iterate
Inspect the action, camera, and objects. If something misses the prompt, change that instruction first rather than rewriting the entire scene.
Write a prompt the shot can follow
Start with the subject and one visible action. Add the setting, light, and camera direction. Avoid asking a short clip to show many locations or several unrelated actions. The model still interprets the description, so check the result before using it.
Choose how your video begins
Build a scene from words, animate a photograph, or use an effect prompt as a starting point.
Text to video AI generator
A text-to-video generator builds a moving scene from your description. Use it when you want to create an environment or action without preparing a first-frame image.
Image to video AI generator
Image-to-video uses your photo as a first frame, then generates movement from the prompt. Start with a clear subject and describe what should happen next.
AI video effects
Find a shot worth trying. Start with an effect prompt, read its workflow notes, and bring your own photo or scene.
Questions before your first AI video
Do I need an image for text-to-video?
No first-frame image is required. Describe the subject, action, setting, and camera in text. Use image-to-video instead when the opening composition needs to follow an existing photo.
Is AI video generation free?
Browsing effects and editing prompts does not use credits. Submitting a generation requires an account and enough site credits. The current cost is shown in the generator before you submit.
Can I ask for multiple scenes in one clip?
You can describe several events, but a short clip may not follow every instruction. Begin with one continuous shot and review its action and camera movement before adding complexity.
Does a prompt guarantee an exact result?
No. The model interprets the prompt and can change details or timing. Review the output and refine specific instructions; avoid treating the prompt as a frame-accurate editing timeline.
Where can I find my generated videos?
Signed-in users can find saved task records in My creations. Keep a local copy of completed videos because provider-hosted result links may expire.