Text to Video AI Generator
Start here when you have a concept but no source image. Write the scene, select an available model, and adjust the controls shown for that model before submitting a generation.
Build the prompt in four deliberate passes
A useful prompt reads like a compact direction for one clip. Keep the first test easy to diagnose.
Define the job
State what the clip should communicate and where it may be used, such as an ad hook, product beat, or story moment.
Block the scene
Name the subject, action, location, time of day, and visual details that matter to the idea.
Direct camera and sound
Add one camera behavior plus any dialogue, ambience, or sound-effect intent supported by the selected model.
Revise one cause
If the result misses, change one part of the brief so you can identify what affected the next pass.
Know when text is the right starting material
The visual direction is still open
Explore a new scene without locking the generator to an existing photo or design frame.
A specific look must lead
Use image-to-video when an approved subject, product angle, character, or composition should anchor the clip.
The active model and output controls
Duration, ratio, resolution, references, and audio options depend on what the generator currently displays.
Where a text-first pass is useful
Campaign hook exploration
Compare opening actions or messages before committing to one creative direction.
Storyboard motion notes
Test how a planned beat might move before producing source photography or detailed design frames.
Original scene concepts
Sketch product, social, narrative, or cinematic ideas that do not depend on an existing visual.
Text-to-video workflow questions
What belongs in the first prompt?
Start with one subject, one clear action, a setting, a camera instruction, and the intended mood or sound. Add refinements after the scene works.
Does a longer prompt make a better video?
Not automatically. A focused brief is easier to review because each instruction has a purpose and fewer details compete for attention.
When should I restart with an image?
Use image-to-video when a reference subject, layout, product, or art direction matters more than open visual exploration.
Write one scene you can evaluate
Choose the model and settings visible in the generator, submit a first pass, and revise from what the clip actually shows.