Create Short Social Videos
Turn a campaign idea, product angle, or story hook into a vertical or square video concept for social posts. Start with a clear action and a format that matches the channel you have in mind.
Create a video from a text prompt, bring an image to life, or guide a new clip with your references.
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An AI video generator turns a written idea, a starting image, or reference media into a short video clip. Choose Text to Video when you want to create a scene from scratch, Image to Video when you want to bring one image to life, or Reference to Video when several visual references should guide the result. Describe the subject, action, setting, camera movement, and mood that matter most, then select an available model and output options before generating. It is a practical way to explore video ideas for social posts, campaign concepts, product stories, and presentations. Review every finished clip before publishing, especially when details, branding, or real-world accuracy are important.
Select Text to Video for a prompt-led scene, Image to Video for animation from an image, or Reference to Video when you want to guide the clip with reference media.
Explain the subject, action, setting, visual mood, and camera direction. For image and reference workflows, say what should stay consistent and what should change.
Pick an available video model, then set the duration, aspect ratio, and resolution options that suit where you plan to share the finished clip.
Create your video, review it in your recent creations, and download the result when it is ready. Refine the prompt or references and generate another version when needed.
Turn a campaign idea, product angle, or story hook into a vertical or square video concept for social posts. Start with a clear action and a format that matches the channel you have in mind.
Start with a product image and describe a focused movement, such as a slow camera push, changing light, or an object entering the scene. This gives creative teams material to review before a full production.
Use text prompts or references to test a setting, pace, color direction, and shot idea for a launch or seasonal campaign. Compare a few concepts, then carry the strongest direction into your production plan.
Use Image to Video to add motion to an illustration, character design, or editorial visual. A concise instruction about the desired action helps keep the animation focused on the part of the image that matters.
Create a short visual moment for a pitch, product walkthrough, or internal presentation when a static image cannot communicate the idea clearly enough. Choose a wide format when the clip will be shown on slides.
Combine reference images, videos, or audio with a written direction to explore a particular visual language. This is useful when you need to communicate a mood, character direction, or motion style to collaborators.
Start from a text prompt, animate an image, or guide a video with references. Choose the workflow that gives you the clearest starting point for the idea you want to explore.
Choose from available advanced video models, including Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.5, Veo, and MiniMax H3. The model selection continues to grow as new options become available.
Set the available duration, aspect ratio, and resolution options before you generate. Starting with the right format helps the video fit its intended placement with less rework afterward.
Keep your prompt, chosen settings, references, and recent creations in one place. Review what worked, adjust one or two details, and generate a new version with a clearer creative direction.
Describe one clear moment rather than an entire story. Begin with the main subject and action, then add the setting, mood, lighting, and camera movement. For example, say whether the camera should stay still, pan across the scene, or move closer to the subject. When you use an image or references, identify the details that should remain consistent and name the motion you want to add. Keep early prompts focused, then change only a few details between attempts so it is easier to see what improves the result. Choose the aspect ratio for the final destination before generating, and always review the completed video for visual quality, accuracy, and suitability before publishing.
An AI video generator helps you create a video clip from a written description, an image, or reference media. You describe the scene and motion you want, choose from the available options, and generate a result to review and download.
Choose Text to Video and describe the scene you want to create. Start with the subject and action, then add useful details such as the setting, atmosphere, lighting, visual style, and camera movement. A focused prompt is usually easier to refine than many unrelated instructions.
Choose Image to Video, upload an image, and describe how you want it to move or change. You might ask for a gentle camera move, a change in the environment, or a specific action. Be clear about the image details that should stay consistent in the result.
Reference to Video lets you guide a new clip with reference media and a written direction. Use it when visual references help explain the desired subject, mood, style, or motion more clearly than a prompt alone. The available reference options are shown in the generator when you choose this mode.
The AI video generator supports a growing selection of advanced models, including Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.5, Veo, and MiniMax H3. Available models and their creation options can change as the selection is updated, so check the generator for the current choices.
Yes. Select from the available aspect ratios before generating. A vertical format can suit short-form social content, a square video can fit feed posts, and a wide format can work well for presentations and landscape placements.
Video creation can interpret a prompt in different ways. Make the most important detail specific, remove instructions that conflict, and change only a small number of details between attempts. With image or reference workflows, explain which elements should remain consistent and what motion or change you want to see.
Completed videos are available in your recent creations for review and download. Before sharing a result, check it carefully for visual quality, accuracy, and suitability for your intended audience or channel.