From product ads to imagined worlds, turn an idea into a video. Describe the scene you have in mind and create a short clip in your own style.
Optional. Choose a visual direction for the clip.
Shape your video with a scene description, camera direction and model settings.
Describe who appears, what happens and where the scene takes place. Add a tracking shot, close-up or lighting direction to guide the video. Start with one clear action, then refine the prompt after reviewing the result.
A woman walks down a neon-lit street in the rain as the camera follows her smoothly
Create a product video on a light background with a slow camera push-in
Compare text to video models using the same prompt. Choose a landscape, portrait or square format, and enable audio when the model supports it. Available settings vary by model; a reference image is optional.
Compare published videos with their prompts, then adapt one to your own scene.
Start with the moment you want to see most. Generate a first cut, then add detail as you go.
Name the subject, action, setting, and the detail viewers should notice.
Add camera movement, framing, pace, lighting, and visual style.
Choose a model and format, then generate a version you can refine.
