How it works
From one sentence to a video you can post.
No timeline, no layers, no export settings. You write what you want to see, watch it arrive, and keep the take that works — with the cost on screen before each one.
Write it
Describe the shot in plain words, or start from an image. Not sure of the framing yet? Try it first as a short 4-second draft for 12 credits.
Review it where it lands
Each take plays on the same page as the form. No downloading thirty files to judge them, and the next take can be queued while you watch.
Keep the one that works
Mark it and download it, ready to post. Every attempt at that shot is grouped with it, so your library is a list of videos, not a pile of files.
Sharpen a draft, if you started with one
Same prompt, same references, same seed, rendered again at full quality — a 8-second clip is 40 credits.
Start the next piece
“New video” closes the group and starts the next one. Your library keeps every take under the video it led to.
Ways to start a shot
Each one appears only on the models that really support it, so what you pick is what gets made.
Text to video
Describe a shot and get it.
On: Standard · High · Maximum · Alternate
Image to video
Animate a still you already have — a product photo, a frame, a sketch.
On: Standard · High · Maximum · Alternate
First and last frame
Give it where the shot starts and where it ends; the model fills the motion in between.
On: Standard · High · Maximum · Alternate
Reference images
Keep a face, a product or a place the same across the take.
On: Standard · High · Maximum · Alternate · Consistency
Extend a clip
Add seconds to the end of a take you like, from its last frame.
On: High · Maximum
Change a clip
Rewrite a take with a sentence: the light, the weather, an object in it.
On: Alternate
Text to image
Describe a picture and get it — thumbnails, covers, first frames.
On: Image · Image Pro
Edit an image
Change an image you already have with a sentence.
On: Image · Image Pro
Product in scene
Your product photo stays intact; you describe the scene around it.
On: Product in scene
Voice-over
A script becomes narration, in the voice and at the speed you pick.
On: Voice
The price is on screen first
Above the generate button there’s an estimate that never goes away. It updates as you change the model, the length, the size, the sound or the number of takes.
- What this generation costs, in credits.
- What those credits are worth in seconds of video.
- What you’ll have left after it.
- If your balance doesn’t cover it, it says so and offers to try it as a draft.
The queue never blocks you
Press generate and keep writing. Each job gets its own card with live progress, and you can queue the next one straight away.
- Your plan decides how many run at once. The rest wait their turn — a job is never refused for being one too many.
- Progress updates live on the card, and you can cancel from it.
- If something fails, the card says what happened and how many credits came back.
Jobs at once, by plan: Starter 1 · Creator 3 · Pro 8.
When something goes wrong, you know what comes back
No support ticket for any of these. The refund is a line in your credit history the moment it happens.
| What happened | What comes back |
|---|---|
| The generation fails, times out or comes back empty | Every credit |
| The content filter refuses the prompt or the result | Every credit |
| You cancel before it starts | Every credit |
| You cancel while it renders — the provider is already charging for it | 50% |
| It finished and you can’t use it: “Not usable” within 24 hours, up to 15 times a month | 50% |
Your first video is one sentence away.
Joining is free. We open the studio in waves and email you when yours is ready — nothing is charged.
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