A Video-First AI Studio

A video studio built around the idea

Trending AI Video helps you move from a written brief or a still image to a video concept you can review and refine. The workspace brings text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-guided video tools together, so you can choose a starting point that matches the material you already have.

It is designed for creators, small teams, and marketers who need to explore visual directions before committing to a finished edit. Models and available controls change over time; each creation page shows the current inputs, output options, and credit cost before you submit a job.

Choose a starting point

• Text to video: describe the subject, setting, action, camera movement, and visual mood for a new scene.
• Image to video: use a still image as the visual starting frame, then describe the movement or change you want to see.
• Reference to video: guide a scene with supported reference material when the selected model offers that workflow.

You can also create supporting images and audio in the same account. Those tools are available when a project needs them, while video remains the focus of the studio.

Try text to video · Animate an image · Explore reference to video

A repeatable way to develop a clip

1. Write for the camera. Name the main subject and action, then add the setting, lighting, framing, and camera movement. Keep unrelated ideas out of the same prompt.
2. Match the tool to your inputs. Start with text for a new scene, or choose an image or reference workflow when you need to preserve a particular look. Check the selected model's input rules and output settings.
3. Review the result. Look for motion that feels inconsistent, details that change between frames, and unwanted text. Adjust one part of the brief at a time so you can see which change helped.
4. Keep the version that serves the project. AI video is a draft-making process: results vary by model, prompt, and settings. Check rights and quality before publishing or using a result in paid work.

The studio does not promise that a prompt will produce the same clip each time. Treat examples as demonstrations of a possible direction, and evaluate each result on its own.

Models, settings, and credits

The available models, durations, aspect ratios, and reference inputs depend on the tool and may change. The creation screen shows the options and credit cost for the selected setup before generation. Plans and credit packs are listed on the pricing page.

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Help and account information

Use the support channel shown in the product for account, billing, or generation questions. When reporting a failed job, include its task ID and the page you used. Do not send passwords, API keys, or payment card details in a support message.

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