AI Video Generator
Create cinematic videos from a prompt with Seedance 2.5, Veo 3.1, or MiniMax H3, plus start and end frames or reference images.
Turn text prompts or images into cinematic video clips with Seedance, Veo, and MiniMax. Guide the motion with start and end frames or reference images, and see the credit cost before you generate.
The video toolkit covers the two jobs that decide most results: describing the shot clearly and rendering it with the right model and inputs.
Turn a one-line idea into a prompt with subject, action, camera movement, lighting, mood, and pacing that AI video models can follow.
Render a clip directly from a written prompt when you are exploring concepts, social content, product scenes, or storyboards.
Add start and end frames or reference images when the video needs to keep a specific look, character, product, or composition.
Move from a rough idea to a finished clip in three steps, and reuse the prompt whenever you want a new variation.
Start in the Video Prompt Generator with your idea, then refine the subject, action, camera, and style it suggests.
Open the AI Video Generator, choose a model, paste the prompt, and add frames or reference images if the scene needs them.
Compare the result with your brief, adjust one detail in the prompt or inputs at a time, and generate again until the clip works.
These tools focus on practical control over what the model renders, so fewer generations are wasted on unclear instructions.
Choose between Seedance 2.5, Veo 3.1, and MiniMax H3 depending on the style, motion, and input support the clip needs.
Generated video prompts separate subject, action, camera work, lighting, and mood so each part is easy to edit.
Anchor the first and last moments of a clip with your own images when the transition or composition matters.
Use reference images to keep characters, products, or visual style consistent across generations.
Video prompts can be reused in other AI video tools such as Runway, Kling, or Pika with only small adjustments.
Browse community video prompts to borrow proven camera moves, pacing, and styles before writing your own.
Practical answers about choosing a video tool, supported inputs, models, and costs
Jump straight into generating your next clip, or borrow a ready-made video prompt first.