OpenAI Sora 2
Use an available Sora 2 version for prompt-led short clips. Select the version first so the generator form can show only its supported aspect ratios, resolutions and duration choices.
Text to Video AI Generator
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Text-to-video models in one focused workspace
Choose the model version that fits the intended scene, then work only with prompt and output settings. Media fields are removed from this page at initialization, editing and submission boundaries.
Google Veo 3.1
Veo 3 and Veo 3.1 variants provide text-to-video options through the same prompt form. Output controls and credit cost depend on the concrete version selected in the live model menu.
MiniMax Hailuo H3
MiniMax Hailuo H3 is available as another prompt-based model choice. Keep the prompt centered on one visible action and compare its result with other models using the saved task history.
ByteDance Seedance 2.0
Seedance versions support their configured text-to-video settings in the selector. Check the exact duration, resolution and aspect ratio offered before submitting rather than assuming parity with another model.
Generate a video from text in four steps
The text-only form keeps the process narrow: model, prompt, output settings and generation.
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Select a text-to-video model
Compare the available model families and versions. After selection, use the displayed aspect ratio, resolution and duration options as the valid contract for that request.
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Write one scene prompt
Name the subject, action, environment and camera behavior. Keep unrelated cuts or story beats out of the same request so the generated clip has a clear visual objective.
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Choose the output format
Pick an available aspect ratio for the intended screen, then select resolution and duration. The choices vary by model and are not universal promises across the platform.
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Review credits and submit
Check the calculated credit cost, generate the task and follow its status in Recent Videos. When complete, preview, download or use its parameters for another attempt.
A text-only route with no hidden media
This page intentionally removes image, video and audio fields so every submitted request is based on the prompt and selected output settings.
Prompt-first workflow
The form focuses on the written scene instead of mixing text with optional uploads. That makes it easier to compare prompt revisions and understand what changed between attempts.
Write text prompts that are easier to direct and revise
Text-to-video leaves visual interpretation to the model, so prompt structure and controlled iteration matter more than adding extra adjectives.
Build the prompt around a subject and an action
Start with the main subject, then describe one action that can be observed during a short clip. Add the environment only after those two elements are clear. For example, identify whether a cyclist passes the camera, approaches it or remains still while the camera moves; those instructions create different motion. Mention important physical relationships such as an object resting on a table or a person standing behind a window. Avoid replacing concrete direction with words like beautiful, epic or cinematic. Style terms can help, but they do not tell the model what must move. A prompt with a specific subject-action relationship is also easier to revise because you can preserve the core scene while changing lighting, framing or pace.
Describe camera behavior without writing an edit list
Choose a single camera idea that fits the duration: a slow push-in, a fixed wide view, a lateral tracking movement or a controlled handheld view. State the framing and movement in ordinary language. Several cuts, lenses and locations inside one prompt may compete for limited time and reduce continuity. If the concept genuinely needs multiple scenes, generate them as separate clips and assemble them in an editing tool later; this generator creates a video task, not a multi-scene timeline. You can also describe what should remain stable, such as a locked horizon or centered product, to balance the requested motion. Keep camera direction close to the action it affects so the relationship is unambiguous.
Use aspect ratio and duration as part of the composition
Choose vertical output when the subject should occupy a tall mobile frame, square output when the composition benefits from balanced central space, and widescreen output when the environment is important. Only the ratios shown for the selected model can be submitted. Duration works the same way: current model choices generally span 5 to 15 seconds, but an individual version may expose fewer options. A longer clip is not automatically better; it asks the model to maintain the subject and motion across more frames. Resolution options also vary by version and can affect credits. Decide the intended screen and amount of action first, then select settings that support that idea rather than treating every control as a quality upgrade.
Iterate from saved tasks instead of rewriting everything
After a task completes, watch for subject consistency, readable motion, composition and whether the requested action finishes within the clip. Select one issue for the next attempt. Shorten the prompt if it contains competing events, make the action more explicit if motion is weak or change the model when the visual interpretation does not fit. Keep aspect ratio, duration and resolution unchanged while testing a prompt revision; otherwise it becomes difficult to know which variable caused the difference. Recent Videos preserves completed results and parameters, so you can preview or download the original before generating another version. If a history item contains media, editing it intentionally opens the full AI Video Generator because this route will not restore hidden attachments.
Text to video
Turn a written scene into a short video
Choose a model, write a focused prompt and review the available output settings and credit cost before generating.
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No media upload fields
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Model-specific format controls
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Editable text-only task history
Text-to-video questions
Direct answers about prompts, settings, task history and the boundaries of this text-only route.
Text-to-video generation creates a short video task from a written scene description and selected model settings. On this page, the request contains no image, video or audio references; the model interprets the prompt and produces one video result for the task.
No. This route hides all media inputs and clears media fields at initialization, edit and submission boundaries. If you want to guide a model with a frame or other supported reference, use the full AI Video Generator on the home page.
Include a subject, an observable action, the environment and one camera or framing instruction. Add lighting or visual treatment when relevant. Keep the prompt focused on one scene instead of combining several locations and edits into a short generation.
The available controls come from the selected model version. Current durations generally fall between 5 and 15 seconds, while aspect ratio and resolution choices vary. The live form is the authoritative list for a specific request.
The form calculates and displays the required credits before submission based on the selected model and settings. Review that value before generating. Pricing, subscriptions and credit packs remain in the pricing flow.
Yes. Open a text-only item in Recent Videos and choose edit to restore its prompt and supported settings, then submit a new task. The completed original remains in history and is not overwritten.
Recent Videos shows all video tasks, including tasks created with reference media. Because this page cannot carry media, editing one of those tasks opens the full AI Video Generator and restores its complete inputs there.
If the task was deleted, cannot be found or does not belong to the signed-in account, the page shows a localized error and does not leave a partially restored draft. You can start a new text-only request from the empty form.