Text To Video
Describe a scene, choose a model and turn an idea into a video.
Reuse images, videos, and audio from your successful creations.
Generate multiple videos in one batch with the same settings, up to 10 videos.
What is Text To Video?
Text-to-video creates a moving scene from a written description. You supply the subject, action and visual direction; the selected model generates a clip using your chosen settings.
Key Features of Text To Video
Shape a video with your words, from the subject to the atmosphere.
Build a scene from a sentence
Describe who or what is in the shot, where it takes place and what happens. Start with one clear scene, then add the details that matter.
Explore light, atmosphere and style
Use your prompt to describe cinematic lighting, a soft editorial look or a more stylized world. Test variations to find a direction that fits your story.
Match the format to your idea
Choose from the aspect ratios, durations and resolutions your selected model offers. Frame the scene for the place you plan to use it.
How to use Text To Video
Describe your idea, choose your settings, and review the result.
Write your scene
Describe the subject, environment, action and camera direction.
Choose the settings
Select a model and the output options available for it.
Generate and review
Check the credit estimate, generate the clip and refine your prompt as needed.
Use Cases
Create visual drafts for ads, lessons, films, and social content directly from a written brief.
Advertising Concepts
Translate a campaign brief into a scene without first preparing visual references. Describe the setting, subject, and opening action, then compare different approaches to a product reveal or brand story before choosing a production direction.
Educational Explainers
Create illustrative footage for an abstract idea, a historical setting, or a lesson introduction. Describe the visual example your audience needs and use the clip alongside your explanation, checking factual details before including it in teaching materials.
Short Film Development
Write the scene you want to see: who is present, what changes, and how the camera follows the action. Turn that description into a visual draft to discuss tone, staging, and shot choices before production.
Social Video Openings
Build a short visual opening around the topic of your next post. Test a surprising setting, an unusual action, or an atmospheric introduction, then choose a generated clip to develop further in your editing workflow.
Game & World Concepts
Describe a fictional city, an unfamiliar landscape, or a character entering a new environment. Use the generated scene to discuss a game world’s scale, lighting, and atmosphere before developing detailed assets.
Backgrounds for Presentations
Generate a scene that supports the theme of a talk, event, or slideshow. Specify restrained movement and a suitable atmosphere, then select footage that complements your message when you assemble the presentation.
Frequently asked questions
Find answers about inputs, available controls, and the generation workflow.
Do I have to upload an image?
No. This page is designed to generate video from text.
Which model should I use?
The available models offer different settings and creative behavior. Choose one that supports your required format, then test your prompt.
How long can my video be?
Available duration depends on the model. The generator shows the supported choices before you submit.
How many credits will it use?
The generator displays the required credits before you submit. The cost depends on the selected settings and service.
Give your idea a first take.
Start with an idea. Make a first version. Take it further.
Create a video