Video Generator

Think about it like directing a movie scene. Instead of saying "a dog," try "a golden retriever running through a sunlit meadow with wildflowers, cinematic camera movement, warm afternoon lighting." The tool needs those details to know exactly what you're picturing.

Include information about the subject, the action, the environment, the mood, and even camera style if you want. You can mention things like "slow motion," "drone shot," or "close up" to get specific types of movement. Just write what you want to see happen.

Start with 5 seconds while you're testing and learning what works. It's faster to generate and uses fewer credits. Once you nail down a prompt that gives you what you want, then bump it up to 10 seconds for the final version.

Ten seconds gives you more movement and development in the scene, which looks more impressive. But 5 seconds is enough for most social media content and quick demos. Usually stick with 5 unless you really need that extra time for the story to unfold.

It really depends on where you're using it. For Instagram stories or TikTok, 480p is totally fine and saves you credits. For YouTube or professional presentations, go with 1080p. 720p is the sweet spot for most use cases, giving you good quality without breaking the bank.

Keep in mind that higher resolution takes a bit longer to generate and uses more credits, but the quality difference is noticeable on bigger screens. If you're just testing ideas, start with 480p. You can always regenerate in higher quality once you know it's exactly what you want.

Usually between 30 seconds and 2 minutes, depending on server load and complexity. The tool has to generate every single frame from scratch, so it's doing a ton of work behind the scenes. It's way faster than traditional animation or video editing.

You'll see a progress bar and status messages while it's working. The page will automatically update when your video is ready, so you can leave the tab open and do something else. Just don't close the page or you'll lose your spot in the queue.

Because it lets you see exactly what will be created before you commit to a full video. You generate 4 variations for just 1 credit, pick the one you like best, and then turn that into a video. It's like getting a preview of the first frame.

This approach saves you tons of credits in the long run. Instead of generating a whole video and realizing the style isn't quite right, you can test different prompts as images until you get exactly what you want. Then turn it into video with confidence.

Yep, you own what you create. Use them in your marketing, sell them to clients, put them in your YouTube videos, whatever you need. That's the whole point. We're not here to put restrictions on your creativity or how you make money.

The only thing we ask is that you don't try to claim you own the underlying model or resell access to the generation service itself. But the actual videos you make? Those are yours to use however you want. Go make something awesome.

Video generation is still somewhat unpredictable. Sometimes you get exactly what you want on the first try, sometimes it takes a few attempts to nail the prompt. That's just the nature of working with this technology right now.

Advice: start cheap (480p, 5 seconds) and iterate on your prompt until you get results you like. Then scale up. Also, using the image generation feature first really helps you dial things in before spending more credits on video. Think of it as a creative process. The results can be incredible when you get it right.

Nope, never. Buy them once, use them whenever. We built this to be simple. Pay for credits, use them at your own pace. Come back in six months? Your credits are still there waiting for you.

This also means you can stock up when you have budget and use them when you need them. No pressure, no rush, no losing money because you didn't use your monthly allowance. Just straightforward, fair pricing that respects your time and money.