Write a focused prompt
Describe what is visible, what moves and how the camera follows it. Choose landscape or portrait for your intended screen.
Text to Video
Turn a written scene into a short video. Direct the subject, light and camera, compare generated versions, and use the chosen clip in your next story.
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THE WORKFLOW
Describe what is visible, what moves and how the camera follows it. Choose landscape or portrait for your intended screen.
Select 480p or 720p and approximately 5 or 7.5 seconds. Start the task and follow its progress in the studio.
Preview or download the result. In a storyboard project, choose a version for each shot and export them together with optional narration.
A STARTING POINT
An editable prompt example, ready to make your own.
A red running shoe on wet asphalt at dawn. The camera slowly pushes in as a drop of water rolls across the fabric. Soft warm backlight, shallow depth of field, realistic material texture. No text.Use this example
“A cyclist rides past; the camera stays still” is more precise than several conflicting movement instructions.
Each generation creates one short clip. Use a storyboard project to control the sequence, narration and final export.
Video generation offers 480p or 720p, with 81 or 121 frames at 16 fps: roughly 5 or 7.5 seconds. Final film export offers 480p and 720p.
These video models produce silent clips. Generate per-shot narration separately; film export combines the selected narration and video.
You can change the prompt and generate another version, then choose the version to use. A fine-grained editing timeline, motion brush and frame-by-frame editing are not included.
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