Create AI video clips from a written scene, a starting photo, or supported image references. Choose Seedance, Kling, Wan, Veo, or MiniMax, describe the action and camera view, and review the available settings and credit estimate.
Creative guidance
Choose the input that fits your shot and review the controls available for the selected model.
Text to video
Describe a subject, setting, one principal action, and a camera move. Text-to-video is useful for exploring a new scene without source photography.
Image to video
Upload a starting image and explain what should move. Use a simple action for product stills, portraits, and artwork; generated details may differ from the source.
Model selection
Compare scene interpretations across Seedance, Wan, Kling, Veo, and MiniMax using the same focused shot brief.
Output settings
Review the duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and audio options displayed in the workspace. Some models use fixed settings or omit a control.
From scene brief to reviewed clip
Plan one scene, check the supported inputs, and review the generated result before using it in a finished edit.
Use text for a new scene, an image for a starting frame, or supported references for visual guidance. Check the chosen model accepts that input.
Write one visible action, the setting, lighting, and camera direction. For an image-guided shot, name the subject details you want to retain.
Choose a compatible model, review its duration and output settings and the credit estimate, then submit the scene brief.
Inspect motion, subject details, framing, text, and audio when enabled. Refine the brief or finish cuts, titles, and branding in a video editor.
Storyboards, motion tests, product-scene concepts, and visualizing a shot from a written brief.
Adding motion to a product still, illustration, landscape, or opening frame for a short clip.
Visual direction for styling, subject appearance, palette, or atmosphere alongside a written motion brief.
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Common questions
Start with a focused scene brief or an image, choose a compatible model, and review the available output settings.