Describe a scene, get a short video
Text-to-video builds the whole shot from your words: the subject, the setting, the light and the camera move. It is the fastest way to explore ideas when you do not have a source image yet.
Why it works for this
From idea to clip in one step
Write a short description, choose a format, and generate. No footage, editing software or design skills needed.
A good fit for concepts and b-roll
Use it to test an idea, create atmospheric b-roll, or sketch a scene before investing in a shoot.
Pair it with image-to-video
Generate a starting frame or concept first, then animate the version you like for more control.
Example prompts to start from
Copy one, then change the subject, lighting and camera move.
Related guides
Image-to-video prompt guide: subject, camera, constraints
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What aspect ratio and resolution to use for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, and how to generate AI video that fits without cropping.
AI video commercial use checklist: what to check before you publish
A practical checklist for using AI-generated video in ads and on social: likeness, trademarks, music, provider terms and platform labels.
Questions
How detailed should my prompt be?
One or two clear sentences usually work best. Describe the subject, the setting, the light and one camera move.
Can text-to-video show my exact product?
Not reliably. For accurate products, start from a real photo with image-to-video.
Does the clip include sound?
That depends on the model. We will state which models support audio on the Studio page.
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