Text-driven video creation
Describe a scene, motion, camera move, and visual style to generate short creative clips without a manual editing timeline.
Text to video, first frame, and keyframe control
AI Video Generator
Create AI videos from text prompts, first frames, or first-and-last-frame controls for ads, storyboards, motion concepts, and short-form content.
2-15s
Video duration
480p-1080p
Resolution options
3
Control modes
Text to video, first frame, and keyframe control
Capabilities
Built for repeatable creative production
Frame-based direction
Use first-frame or first-and-last-frame workflows when you need stronger control over the opening, transition, or final shot.
Campaign-ready iteration
Generate multiple motion ideas for ads, reels, teasers, product storytelling, and visual tests before full production.
Workflow
From idea to usable output
01
Choose a video mode
Start from a prompt, a first frame, or a pair of keyframes depending on how much control the clip needs.
02
Set duration and quality
Pick the length, aspect ratio, and resolution that match the platform or campaign format.
03
Generate, review, and export
Preview the result, refine motion details, then download the strongest video for your creative pipeline.
Use cases
Where teams use this
Short-form ad variations
Storyboard and previsualization clips
Music video and fashion motion concepts
Product launch teasers
Social posts, reels, and visual experiments
FAQ
Common questions
Can I create a video from a text prompt?
Yes. Text-to-video is useful when you want to describe the full scene and let the model generate motion from scratch.
When should I use image-to-video instead?
Use image-to-video when you already have a strong visual and want the video to preserve that first frame or transition between two frames.
What makes a good video prompt?
Describe the subject, environment, camera movement, action, pacing, style, and any details that should remain stable.