Turn an idea or still image into a video clip for product showcases, social content and creative pitches
Try a description like this A blue ceramic cup on a wooden table, a slow camera push-in, soft sunlight from the side and gently moving tree shadows

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.
Select a model, duration and resolution. Choose an aspect ratio for text-to-video; with frame images, the canvas follows the image. Check the credit cost before submitting.
Track progress in My creation. Play the finished video, check the subject, motion and details, then download it for further editing.

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.

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

Try a slow push-in, a tracking shot or a pull-back from a close-up. Start with one main action, review the result and refine the wording for the next version.

Start with a product photo and describe the lighting, setting and movement for a launch teaser or product introduction. Check the product shape, text and logo before use.

Try realistic, illustrated or cinematic descriptions for the same idea. Generate separate clips to compare directions, checking character details and scene structure each time.