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Direct the model before you generate
Add text, an image, or a reference clip, then choose the model, aspect ratio, quality, reference mode, and sound options that it supports.
From an idea to a video worth watching
Describe a scene, add a starting image, or bring a reference. Choose the model and settings, then keep refining in one conversation.
Choose a visual direction
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One direction. A complete scene in motion
Follow the prompt, generated character, creative decisions, and finished video in one connected YouMind task.
Explore the full creation
Built for the full video workflow
Keep the vision. Find the movement
Bring a prompt, image, or clip. Choose how references guide the result, then refine and assemble the work in the same conversation.
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Choose how references shape the result
Use first and last frames to anchor a shot, or use reference images and video to guide identity, setting, style, and movement.
03
Turn short clips into one editable story
Generate ordered clips, revise individual takes, and combine the successful results into one longer video artifact.
Popular ways to start
Every video can begin with a different spark
Choose the material you have. YouMind helps you turn it into movement worth keeping.
Text prompt
Scene to moving story
Turn a written direction into a cinematic sequence with intentional movement.
Starting image
Still to cinematic motion
Bring a photograph, illustration, or generated image to life without losing its look.
Product
Product to campaign clip
Create polished motion for launches, explainers, ads, and product storytelling.
Social
Concept to short-form video
Develop vertical or square clips for the channels that matter.
Frequently asked questions
Which video models can I use?
YouMind supports Seedance, Veo, Grok Imagine, MiniMax, and other video models. Available controls vary by model.
Can I animate an existing image?
Yes. Use an image as a first or last frame, or as a reference that guides the generated video.
Can I make landscape and vertical videos?
Yes. Supported aspect ratios include landscape, portrait, square, and ultra-wide formats, depending on the selected model.
How much control do I have over the motion?
Direct subject movement, camera behavior, pace, atmosphere, and continuity through the prompt, reference mode, and model settings.
Can I keep refining after the first result?
Yes. Revise an existing clip with references, generate another take, or assemble several short clips into one longer editable video.