One still photo. A moving ad.
Animate a photo or a prompt into a ready clip
Choose a model, set the length, format and resolution, and see the exact credit cost before you press Generate.
Make videos in one click
Camera and effect presets, or the General preset for full manual control.
Why it works
Made for the way you sell
Keeps your picture
In image to video your photo becomes the first frame, so the product or property stays recognisably yours.
A model per job
Low-cost draft models for testing ideas, sharper models for the final cut, many with native sound.
Edit and extend
Change a clip from a prompt, extend it by 4 to 30 seconds, or copy motion from a reference video.
Fair billing
Credits per second of finished video, deducted at start and returned if the model fails or declines.
How it goes
Three steps, start to file
Add a prompt or image
Describe the scene, or drop a start frame. Add an end frame or references when needed.
Pick model and settings
Choose a camera preset, length, format and resolution; the button shows the total.
Generate and download
Most clips arrive in two to four minutes and stay in History for seven days.
The details
- 21 model families in one studio
- Clips up to 30 seconds, 480p to 4K depending on the model
- Lowest-cost draft: 6 seconds for 48 credits (₹24 in India)
- Default model: 23 credits a second, 115 credits for 5 seconds
- Extend an existing clip by 4 to 30 seconds
- Prompts up to 25,000 characters
- Clips kept 7 days, without watermark
Questions
Asked before you start
How are credits charged?
By the second. Each model and resolution has its own rate, and the button spells out the total before you commit. Payment is taken at the start and refunded in full if the clip fails.
How long does a clip take?
A 5 to 10 second clip at 1080p tends to take two to four minutes. Longer or 4K clips may need eight minutes or more. Closing the page does not stop a clip that has started.
Which model should I start with?
Start with the default all-round model: good quality, native sound and a modest price. Test a new prompt on a low-cost draft model, then make the final on a sharper one.
Can I keep a face or product consistent?
Yes. Choose reference images and add two to four clear pictures of the person, product or place. The model builds the new scene around them.
What if I need more than 30 seconds?
Build it in sections. Keep the model and style constant, end each part on the frame the next one opens with, and join them in any editor. Some models also pack several shots into a single 15 second clip.
Are my images stored?
Only long enough to make the clip. Finished videos sit in History for a week, then disappear, and none of your material is used for training.
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