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AI video generator

Turn an idea or still image into a video clip for product showcases, social content and creative pitches

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How to generate a video from text or images

1

Describe a scene or add frame images

Write the subject, action, setting and camera movement. Add a product photo or concept image as the start frame, or an end frame to guide the final view.

2

Choose settings and generate

Select a model, duration and resolution. Choose an aspect ratio for text-to-video; with frame images, the canvas follows the image. Then start generating.

3

Preview your clip and download

Track progress in My creations. Play the finished video and download it for editing or publishing.

Character walking, waving and turning in a motion concept illustration

Bring a still subject into motion

Use a portrait, product photo or character image as the start frame and describe the action. Add an optional end frame to guide the closing view of the same clip.

Futuristic city surrounded by clouds, shown as a scene concept

Build scenes from a text prompt

Start without a reference image. Describe a city, landscape, lighting and movement to create footage for Reels, YouTube Shorts or a storyboard.

Table tennis ball trajectory and a close-up camera concept

Describe how the camera should move

Try a slow push-in, a tracking shot or a pull-back from a close-up. Build each clip around one main action for clearer pacing.

Sunglasses on a transparent display stand in a product concept image

Create clips for product showcases

Start with a product photo and describe the lighting, setting and movement for a launch teaser or product introduction. The photo becomes the first frame, so a single image is enough to generate a motion clip.

An off-road vehicle shown in realistic, sketch and neon visual styles

Explore different visual styles

Try realistic, illustrated or cinematic descriptions for the same idea. Generate a few clips and pick the style you like best.

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Frequently asked questions

Add the photo as the start frame and describe the movement, camera and light. Try a slow front-facing push-in with soft window light and a subtle background blur.

No. Start and end frames guide the opening and closing of a single clip. Use images with a similar subject and framing, then describe the change between them. This is not a slideshow or batch generator.

Keep the same product photo as the start frame and change only the style and camera wording in your prompt, such as realistic studio, illustrated or cinematic lighting. Each clip is saved in My creations, making it easy to pick your favorite.