AI Video Generator

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A CLOSER LOOK

Explore individual video scenes from text or a supported image. Describe what happens, how it moves and what the camera should see.

Choose a Video Tool by the Material You Already Have

Starting material	Workflow	What you add
A scene in words	Text to Video	Subject, action, setting and camera direction
One image	Image to Video	The movement that should happen from that image
Two visual endpoints	Start & End Frames	The action connecting the frames
Several reference inputs	Reference to Video	A clear role for each accepted reference
A clip to transform	Video to Video	What should change and what should remain recognizable
Character image plus audio	AI Avatar Video	A supported performance direction
Existing video plus vocal audio	Lip Sync	The intended voice recording and timing
Character plus movement video	Motion Control	The appearance source and driving movement

An original musician turns towards a warm doorway in a rain-washed lane, illustrating one focused video scene. — Original editorial illustration.

Text to video begins with a scene.

Describe a moment that can happen within one clip: a slow turn, a glide across a landscape, or a camera moving toward a subject. Include the setting, action and visual mood. Keeping one scene focused makes it easier to judge the motion and decide what to refine.

A kite artwork on an easel sits beside a moving sheer curtain, illustrating a still image and a focused motion idea. — Original editorial illustration.

Bring an image and describe the movement.

Choose image-to-video when the selected model supports a visual starting point. Add the reference and explain the subject motion or camera movement you want. A still image provides context, while the movement prompt gives the clip a direction. Review the result for unexpected changes around faces, edges and fine details.

A clear sunset-lit interior frame from a project video illustrates the visual mood of a music scene. — Reference frame from project video.

Shape a visual scene for your track.

Use the feeling of the music as a creative reference: calm movement for a quiet passage, or stronger motion for an energetic moment. Choose an available aspect ratio and duration. Preview the actual clip before combining it with music elsewhere; beat synchronization, lip sync and full-song editing are separate capabilities.

How it works

01
Brief one scene
Describe the setting and action, or add a supported starting image.
02
Set the clip
Choose the available format and duration, then review the cost before submitting.
03
Watch the result
Check motion, subject details and framing before downloading the clip.

Video input examples

Start with a prompt, an image, an audio track or a movement reference.

Describe the scene you want

Describe a place, subject and one action. Use camera movement and lighting to shape a short atmospheric scene.

Try text to video

Animate your starting image

Start with an image you want to develop. Describe small gestures, movement in the surroundings or a gentle camera move.

Animate an image

Create a character performance

Pair an authorized character image with supported audio. Review the face, expression and timing before using the performance.

Explore avatar video

Guide the movement with a reference

Use a character image and a permitted movement reference. Keep framing and full-body visibility compatible with the model you choose.

Explore motion control

Creative references from the media library. These clips illustrate visual directions; they are not matched input/output demonstrations.

Questions before you create

Which clip lengths and resolutions can I choose?

Use the options shown for the selected model. The available settings can change between models and tasks.

Does every video include sound?

Audio support depends on the model and selected operation. Check the tool settings and listen to the resulting file.

Can I generate an entire edited music video here?

This page focuses on individual clips. The music-video area helps you prepare music and visuals; automatic full-song assembly is not currently available.

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