Video generator
Text to Video FAQ
This page explains the workflow for creating a short video from a written scene.
Describe the scene
Write clearly what should be visible: subject, setting, light, motion, camera and style. Short, clear prompts usually work better than conflicting lists.
Choose video length
Choose the target length. Short videos work well for one scene, while longer videos need calmer motion and a clearly described action.
Choose format
Use vertical format for mobile clips and horizontal format for classic videos. The format affects the visible crop.
Check credits
Before starting, the page shows the estimated cost and your available balance. Credits are reserved for the job.
Start the job
After submitting, the job waits for an available worker. The status shows whether the video is queued, processing or done.
Download the video
When the job is complete, you can preview the result and download it as an MP4.
Start with the story
Write down the key moments: who the character is, where the story begins, what changes and how it ends. A ten-minute movie can grow from around 60 short scenes.
Create the opening shot
Choose your opening image and describe only what should happen in the first scene: the subject, movement, camera and mood. Keep the first clip focused until it feels right.
Read the Image to Video guideLet every scene lead to the next
Use the final frame of a clip as the starting image for the next scene. Describe the next action and build the story forward, one short moment at a time.
Read the Text to Video Fast guideTurn the clips into your movie
When your scenes are ready, put them in story order and combine them into one complete film.
Read the Merge Videos guideWhat makes a good prompt?
A good prompt names one clear main subject, visible motion, camera or perspective, lighting and style. Avoid too many competing actions in a short clip.
Is the length always exact?
The selected length is the target. Depending on the generated scene, the measured length may vary slightly.
Why are credits reserved?
Credits are reserved so the job can be processed reliably. For technical failures, reserved credits should be released according to the platform rules.
What happens if there is an error?
The job is marked as failed. You see an error message and can try again with a clearer prompt or a different format.
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